Morning Report

The New Zealand cricketers have again come out on the wrong side of a super-over, beaten by India in the third T20 international in Hamilton. Read more Audio

German-Jewish refugee Richard Fuchs, came to New Zealand in 1939 fleeing from Nazi persecution. Fuchs wrote symphonies, chamber works, as well as many songs.

But because he was Jewish, his music was… Read more Audio

A local leader says more frequent police patrols in Western Bay of Plenty will ease the community's fears after two shootings yesterday.

The police say a large number of shots were fired at a house… Read more Audio

A hui about a controversial housing development at Wellington's Shelly Bay has so far failed to win over iwi members who bitterly oppose the plan.

Last night developer Ian Cassels and the Port… Read more Audio

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

The interim Retirement Commissioner says raising the Superannuation age will do more harm than good, and there are more pressing things to fix first.

In the latest three-yearly review of retirement… Read more Audio

The government is set to announce a $12 billion spend on infrastructure this morning, with more than half of that earmarked for transport projects.

Investment in schools, hospitals, regional projects… Read more Audio

A special squad in the Education Ministry targeting substandard early childhood services has found multiple breaches of health and safety rules and put more than 14 poor performers out of business in… Read more Audio

A Health and Disability Commissioner report found the Hutt Valley District Health Board its staff provided substandard care and breached the Code of Rights in the case of a baby that died in 2016.

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The 100 ranked American tennis player Tennys Sandgren says he'll put his heartbreaking loss to Roger Federer down to experience. Read more Audio