Morning Report

Business news for 8 July 2025 Audio

The Government is set to make changes to anti-money laundering laws to make it easier for bank accounts for children to be opened. Massey Business School associate professor and banking expert Dr… Read more Audio

Critics lining up to oppose David Seymour's anti red-tape Bill rolled out props, poetry, and protest on the first day of the hearings. Giles Dexter reports. Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

News from the rural farming sector. Audio

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio

Families, politicians, and royals are among those who have come together to mark 20 years since the bombings that killed 52 people, in a series of events across London. Correspondent Stuart Smith… Read more Audio

Northern Districts pace bowler Matt Fisher has been called up to the Black Caps squad for the first time for the two test series in Zimbabwe later this month. Audio

In today's episode, the union representing midwives says Wellington Hospital cutting beds from its gynaecology and maternity wards in a trial aimed at making more room for patients from the… Read more Audio

It has been a huge weekend of music in the United Kingdom - with Black Sabbath performing a farewell show in Birmingham, and Oasis back on stage together to kick off their high-anticipated reunion… Read more Audio

There have been 667 complaints registered since the nationwide road cone hotline was launched last month. Ke-Xin Li reports. Audio

New Zealand has got a small claim to the Wimbledon quarter-finals, with Kiwi-born British tennis player Cameron Norrie advancing. Tennis correspondent David Luddy spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio