Morning Report

Former National Party cabinet minister Chester Borrows says a new Corrections strategy focused on Maori has the potential to be a game-changer. Mr Borrows currently chairs the government's Safe and… Read more Audio

A review of how schools in Christchurch handled a lockdown in the immediate aftermath of the terror attacks has found that poor communication caused confusion and fear. During the attacks, 221 schools… Read more Audio

Steve Hansen says there's one good thing about his side no longer being number one in the World. Audio

Advocates for tenants are worried new guidelines for landlords won't stop them asking potential tenants dodgy questions. The Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has released guidelines about what… Read more Audio

A Napier couple say their plans for their newly purchased lifestyle block are in tatters after learning - just days before taking ownership - that a shopping centre could be built directly opposite… Read more Audio

The current measles outbreak is now the worst in more than two decades, with 651 confirmed cases. It's surpassed the 2011 outbreak, when 597 cases were notified . The Director of the Immunisation… Read more Audio

Two fishing companies have put forward an alternative proposal to the government's plan to protect Maui dolphins. Sanford and Moana Seafoods, alongside the World Wildlife Fund, say the government's… Read more Audio

The government has launched an ambitious plan to drastically cut the number of Maori in prison from 52 percent down to 16 - to match the overall Maori population. But can this be achieved? Does this… Read more Audio

A hui deciding how an inquiry into Oranga Tamariki will run says Maori have every right to live to their potential and must not be relegated to the B-team. The people at the Hamilton meeting made it… Read more Audio

As online gambling booms in New Zealand, the government wants to change the law to stop people spending millions on foreign betting and casino websites. But critics say any law change would lead to… Read more Audio

Many Canterbury schools were ill prepared and confused when ordered to go into lockdown when the Christchurch mosque attacks began. A report has found many of the 221 schools and early learning… Read more Audio

Noeline Taurua may have let the cat out of the bag. Audio