Morning Report

New Zealanders living in Australia are being called on to take legal action to get federal laws declared discriminatory.

A class action is being looked into amid despair that lobbying against hard… Read more Audio

The government will consider evacuating New Zealanders from China if it can be sure that poses no risk to New Zealand.

Fifteen Chinese cities are now fully or partially locked down because of the… Read more Audio

The Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios concedes he was beaten by a better man on the day as he went down in four sets to world number one Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open. Read more Audio

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

The National Party's Health spokesperson says the Government is failing to address the coronavirus situation effectively and has urged more practical steps be taken to protect the country from an… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister has paid tribute to the millions who died during the Holocaust, declaring that anti-semitism has no place in the world.

Jacinda Ardern delivered the message at the Mount Eden War… Read more Audio

One of the country's largest tourism companies says it expects to lose thousands of customers a month until the Chinese travel ban lifts.

China suspended all overseas group tours as the coronavirus… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio

The Taliban has claimed it shot down a US military plane in the central Afghanistan province of Ghazni this morning.

But US officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity to Reuters, have said… Read more Audio

World number one Rafael Nadal held off a spirited challenge from local favourite Nick Kyrgios to win in four tight sets and advance to the Australian Open quarter-finals. Read more Audio