Morning Report

Parents of disabled children are telling the IHC they have had schools illegally refuse to enrol their children or set limits on how many hours they can go to school.

A new survey by the IHC also… Read more Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industries says Chinese borders are NOT closed to New Zealand logs, but there are problems with over supply, and logs backing up at Chinese ports,which means the demand for… Read more Audio

The kuia who are taking a Waitangi Tribunal claim over Whānau Ora funding say they had a constructive meeting with the Prime Minister last night. 

Dames Tariana Turia, Iritana Tawhiwhirangi, and… Read more Audio

Composure is the big positive for Black Caps captain Kane Williamson from their 3-nil one-day series victory over India. Read more Audio

RNZ's chief executive Paul Thompson was asked a blunt question yesterday: had he bungled announcements about the future of RNZ Concert and a new music channel for young listeners?

Not at all, he… Read more Audio

The government is stepping in to help farmers hit by a drought in Northland and parts of Auckland.

The Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor says with a dry spell since November, and little rain… Read more Audio

A dire shortage of family doctors in Northland mean locals are flooding into Whangarei Hospital's emergency department which can't cope either.

It's having to hand out vouchers for casual visits to… Read more Audio

A large blaze at a car wreckers sent black smoke churning into the air above Ngongotaha near Rotorua last night.

It's now under control, but at its peak stretched 100 by 60 metres, taking more than… Read more Audio

The Advertising Standards Authority has declined an appeal from the National Party over a Facebook ad on the government's feebate policy.

National Party leader Simon Bridges told Morning Report he… Read more Audio

There are now 1850 New Zealanders in self-imposed isolation after arriving back from China where the Coronavirus outbreak began.

Yesterday the Minister of Health announced customs and public health… Read more Audio

Two weeks after a child suffered horrific injuries at his home in Flaxmere the police still don't know who attacked him.

The four-year-old is in a serious condition in Starship Hospital and is likely… Read more Audio

The New Zealand First Foundation has received tens of thousands of dollars from donors in the horse racing industry in payments which fall just below the $15,000 threshold over which party donations… Read more Audio