Morning Report

More than 150 people will walk out of an Auckland navy base in few hours time after two weeks in quarantine to ensure they are not infected with Covid-19.

They were evacuated out of the disease… Read more Audio

It's been a frustrating couple of months for Black Caps pace bowler Trent Boult having been forced to sit out a test match, and T20 and one day series but he's able to look back on the Boxing Day test… Read more Audio

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

The government is stumping up $2 million from the Provincial Growth Fund to set up temporary water supplies to Kaikohe and Kaitaia.

Northland has been experiencing drought since November, leading to… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio

Two young Navy sailors have escaped prison time for dealing in drugs.

The men pleaded guilty before a Court Martial to obtaining and supplying the class-B drug MDMA, which is better known as ecstasy.

Far North locals have criticised the council for being underprepared for the drought the region has been experiencing since November.

The government is contributing $2 million from the provincial… Read more Audio

The Hurricanes will lose try-scoring winger Ben Lam at the end of the Super Rugby season. Read more Audio

Wuhan evacuees to be freed from quarantine today, Director General of Health on Covid-19, Winston Peters ducks media amid SFO investigation, Winston Peters dodges questions on SFO, Simon Bridges on… Read more Audio

The proud owner of the Holden Museum, Steve Fabish is devastated the car maker is calling it quits.

General Motors says it will "retire" the Holden brand from sales, design and engineering across… Read more Audio

Angry residents in the small Canterbury town of Prebbleton are likely to take legal action to fight to have a say over an expansion of a waste processing plant.

The Regional Council is allowing only… Read more Audio