Morning Report

New Zealand First's youth wing is at odds with its leader Winston Peters over pill-testing at festivals and is working to overturn the party's position. The news comes after a One News Colmar Brunton… Read more Audio

The Police Association says the government is breaking its promise over the number of extra police it's supposed to deliver. As recently as Tuesday, Police Minister Stuart Nash said the target of 1800… Read more Audio

The Greens won't back the Government's anti-terrorism bill, saying it's unnecessary and lacks human rights safeguards. Its justice spokesperson Golriz Ghahraman says it needs those safeguards built in… Read more Audio

The Justice Minister Andrew Little is being bullish about new counter-terrorism legislation saying he's not up for negotiating. Without Green support Mr Little needs National's votes, but the… Read more Audio

Wellington's Regional Council scrambled to remove ads promoting a career in bus driving after it discovered a string of racist tweets by one of its poster boys. The ads, which cost more than one… Read more Audio

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

There's a tense wait in Europe to learn the outcome of Boris Johnson's Brexit deal. The European Council's president, Donald Tusk, says the foundations of a deal are ready for approval. But Prime… Read more Audio

The police union is accusing the government of breaking its promise over the number of police it's supposed to deliver. The association says it's always been told the target of 1800 new staff is a net… Read more Audio

Wellington's Regional Council scrambled to remove ads promoting a career in bus driving after it discovered a string of racist tweets by one of its poster boys. Official information obtained by RNZ… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio