Morning Report

Te Arawa people are celebrating the return of Lake Ōkaro in the southern Bay of Plenty, a century after they lost control of it. 

The transfer of the lake to the Te Arawa Lakes Trust completes the… Read more Audio

Transparency International's New Zealand chair is warning the need to reform political funding structures is more urgent than ever - and that complacency is leaving the country more vulnerable to… Read more Audio

Napier student Kingston Webb was clocked going 148kmh in an 80kmh zone - but successfully argued his driving wasn't dangerous and didn't warrant losing his licence.

Motorsport legend and road safety… Read more Audio

Green MP Golriz Ghahraman says she has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Gharaman says she first learned of her diagnosis two years ago when she began to lose sight in one eye.

Multiple… Read more Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will today meet with the family of the three Fijian men who lost their lives in the Christchurch mosque attack.

Ardern has just arrived in Nadi and will travel to a… Read more Audio

Public perception of the oil and gas industry is more favourable than it was two years ago.

That's according to the Petroleum Exploration and Production Association, which has published the results… Read more Audio

A brief update on the movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio

Public perception of the oil and gas industry is more favourable than it was two years ago.

That's according to the Petroleum Exploration and Production Association, which has published the results… Read more Audio

The push towards providing government services online is too difficult for some people and leaving them further and further behind.

That's the conclusion of a new report from the Citizens Advice… Read more Audio

The Wellington suburb of Miramar is being called a "burglars' paradise" after a spate of break-ins and assaults that have left residents scared and wondering where the police are.

A local business… Read more Audio

One of China's biggest education agencies, JJL, wants the government to urgently let Chinese students travel to New Zealand.

A director of the company, Kevin Zheng, says it has hundreds of students… Read more Audio

The Coronavirus could rob the New Zealand cyclist George Bennett of one of his major events this year. Read more Audio