Morning Report

The Milford Track is reopening next week after storm damage caused rockfalls and slips.

Tourists and New Zealanders will be able to walk a shortened version of the popular track.

Eugenie Sage is the… Read more Audio

The New South Wales Rural Fire Service has used a billboard in New York's Times Square to thank their local and American volunteers.

"Imagine fighting a bushfire higher than this billboard," the sign… Read more Audio

If Covid-19 is not contained over the next few weeks, an industry analyst is predicting more international flights will be cancelled.

Air New Zealand, China Southern, Sichuan Airlines, Air China… Read more Audio

Malcolm Rewa's bid to overturn his conviction for murdering Auckland woman Susan Burdett will be heard in the Court of Appeal today.

Last year, he was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury… Read more Audio

A new face will join candidates for the US Democratic presidential nomination on stage later today as they slug it out in another live televised debate.

Former New York City Mayor, Michael Bloomberg… Read more Audio

Schools are increasingly resisting attempts to make them enrol children who have been kicked out of other schools for violent behaviour.

Principals say they are facing a "growing sea of violence" and… Read more Audio

Jami-Lee Ross is once again proclaiming his innocence, as he heads off to court next week - along with three others - to face Serious Fraud Office charges.

This is just the latest twist in a… Read more Audio

Two of the eight New Zealanders due to fly home from Tokyo this morning have tested positive for Covid-19 and have not been allowed to board the Qantas charter flight to Darwin.

They were diagnosed… Read more Audio

The New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor didn't expect to be in the Black Caps for long. Read more Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Read more Audio

Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs have refused an offer to meet with Canadian cabinet ministers from the federal and provincial governments until the Canadian Police leave their lands.

Indigenous… Read more Audio

Despite an urgent meeting about Wellington's ageing and leaking sewerage system it's still not clear when the problems are going to be fixed.

The mayor and councillors met with city's water company… Read more Audio