Morning Report

Questions are being asked whether rules covering adventure tourism are fit for purpose in the wake of the deaths and injuries in the White Island/Whakaari eruption.

The regulations require commercial… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio

The name of a teacher jailed for having sex with two students will remain secret for now.

The 37-year-old woman repeatedly drove two teenage boys to Marlborough parks at lunchtimes for sex.

She was… Read more Audio

Enrolment figures show just 29 percent of the tertiary students who benefited from the government's zero-fee scheme last year came from schools in the bottom five deciles.

The schools have 40 percent… Read more Audio

Two New Zealand sailors are in the top three after two days racing at the Finn World Championships in Melbourne. Read more Audio

Police say a man shot at Flaxmere Primary School was only metres away from children when he was shot. A man who had a seizure at the wheel is warning of the dangers of driving while switching epilepsy… Read more Audio

Santa and Wellington City Council are both keeping a list, although the council's is a bit different.

Instead of who's been naughty and who's been nice, the council has compiled a list of the… Read more Audio

A victim of New Zealand's largest ponzi scheme says he wants to believe the man responsible is sorry but knows he is a prolific liar.

David Ross was jailed in 2013 for 10 years after the ponzi scheme… Read more Audio

A woman who fears she has cancer has been trespassed from the Waikato DHB and is now in the United States trying to get a second opinion on her condition.

Amy Van Wey Lovatt was trespassed in July… Read more Audio

An accounting expert has warned that schools are hiding cases of fraud because they don't want to hurt their reputation.

Louise MacKenzie says some schools are dealing with theft themselves and don't… Read more Audio

Temperatures in Australia are expected to soar this week as fires continue to plague the country.

Forty degrees is expected in South Australia over the next few days, as well as for large parts of… Read more Audio