Morning Report

Thousands of people are taking part in what could be the nation's biggest intergenerational climate change march today. The youth of Aoteoroa are calling on adults - not just young people - to join… Read more Audio

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

Dairy farmers are cautiously optimistic the Fonterra board can turn the tanker around after the company's record net loss of 605-million dollars. They are backing the company's plan to return to… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A worrying decline in the number of children and teenagers taking part in physical activity has prompted Sport New Zealand to move to a greater focus on the importance of play when young. But boss… Read more Audio

A highly unusual campaign is ramping up for a Whakatane District Council candidate who's pleading with people not to vote for her. Kay Boreham, dubbed the accidental candidate, had meant to stand for… Read more Audio

National is accusing Speaker Trevor Mallard of a soft attack on democracy, following his ruling that all political attack ads that use edited parliamentary footage, and withouth MPs permission, must… Read more Audio

Grass verus tarseal. A row is brewing in Hamilton over what is known as the Rhododendron Lawn at the Hamilton Gardens. The council wants to turn the lawn into a carpark. Waikato reporter Andrew McRae… Read more Audio