Morning Report

Raetihi residents hoping for a clue about when State Highway 4 will reopen were left disappointed after a public meeting in the central North Island settlement last night. Transport Agency officials… Read more Audio

A top-level review has found serious flaws in the oversight and training of benefit fraud investigators with the Ministry of Social Development. The independent assessment was ordered after a Privacy… Read more Audio

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has agreed a new withdrawal deal with the European Union, but still faces a huge challenge in getting it passed by Parliament. Susie speaks to The Telegraph's Brexit… Read more Audio

Spark Sport is promising to deliver for it's customers this weekend. The All Blacks will be playing Ireland in the Rugby World Cup quarterfinal. Throughout the Rugby World Cup it's streaming service… Read more Audio

The All Blacks feel as well placed as they can be heading into tomorrow night's Rugby World Cup quarterfinal against Ireland. With all 31 squad members available, the New Zealand selectors yesterday… Read more Audio

RNZ's political reporter Jo Moir, who is heading to Christchurch today to attend the New Zealand First conference, says this weekend is all about the party differentiating itself from others in the… Read more Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says polling is a difficult business these days and he doesn't believe current polling is correct on his party. Two recent polls both had the party below the… Read more Audio

Jehovah's Witnesses in New Zealand have been told to destroy documents and child sex abuse survivors fear that will cover up crimes. A survivor network has given the Royal Commission of Inquiry into… Read more Audio

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

A top-level review of the Ministry of Social Development's fraud investigation tactics has found serious gaps in training and oversight. The independent assessment was ordered after the Privacy… Read more Audio