Morning Report

Deficits, decaying hospital buildings and inadequate disaster preparedness are some of the problems identified in the latest Controller and Auditor General's report into District Health Boards.

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A Jewish Community in the United States has donated about $1 million for the victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Following that attack, the local Muslim community raised money to support the… Read more Audio

A potential changing of the guard in American tennis at Wimbledon. Audio

Another $300,000 has been allocated to clean up the Fox River, doubling the government funding for the effort.

A deluge in March washed out a closed landfill near Fox Glacier, leaving old garbage now… Read more Audio

Physios, therapists, radiographers and other allied health staff in the lower South Island are overworked, under-resourced and struggling to deliver the work required.

That's according to the draft… Read more Audio

Decaying hospital buildings, rising debt levels and inadequate disaster preparedness - the latest Controller and Auditor General's report into District Health Boards points to a multitude of problems.

The Defence Force is aiming to attract a more diverse range of people as current numbers suggest a large proportion still identify as white. Figures given to RNZ show a rise in the number of people… Read more Audio

A New Zealand mother who was forced into hiding to escape her abusive Australian partner is now back home with her child after a rare win in the Australian courts.

The mother had fled the country for… Read more Audio

It has been confirmed that Amazon is going to film its new TV series on The Lord of the Rings in New Zealand.

Susie Ferguson asks Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about details around the 'Hobbit law'. 

Amazon needed reassurance after the Christchurch terrorist attacks that New Zealand was still a safe place to film the make world's most expensive television series.

Industry sources say New Zealand… Read more Audio

Two of the rising stars of men's tennis, the women's second seed and a five-time champion have all fallen by the wayside on day one of Wimbledon. Audio