Morning Report

About 10,000 people with Epilepsy are being forced to change their medication despite warnings from MedSafe that it could cause them to have seizures.

Pharmac is switching people on anti-epileptic… Read more Audio

In the three weeks following the Christchurch terror attacks, nearly 800 people have contacted the Department of Internal Affairs to report online links to video footage of the killings or the… Read more Audio

Police are continuing their hunt for those responsible for fatally shooting a young man in a south Auckland park at the weekend.

Twenty-one-year-old Samiuela Anania Tupou was killed in Seaside Park… Read more Audio

Those at the coal-face of New Zealand's child poverty problems say it will not be eradicated until there is a fundamental shift in the way we deal with the issue.

Funding to tackle child poverty is… Read more Audio

A Whāngarei toddler with rotten teeth and a painful abscess was told to sit it out for five months with Pamol and antibiotics because of a huge waiting list for treatment.

Ivy Dyas has a condition… Read more Audio

Lisa Carrington has started the new international season in impressive form, winning 3 gold medals at the opening Canoe Sprint World Cup regatta in Poland. Audio

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

A single mother who works full-time yet struggles to provide the basics for her children says she'd like to see more funding in this week's Budget go towards helping struggling parents obtain better… Read more Audio

A Whāngarei toddler who was in daily pain from rotten teeth was sent home to wait it out for at least five months on children's paracetamol and antibiotics.

Ivy Dyas was born with a condition that… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

Papua New Guinea prime minister Peter O'Neill has announced that he is to resign after weeks of defections from his government. Mr O'Neill's been in power for almost eight years, but a flood of… Read more Audio