Morning Report

A member of the extended family whose marae burnt to the ground in Wellington on Sunday says the marae will be rebuilt.

The main building at Tapu te Ranga marae in Island Bay burnt to the ground in… Read more Audio

India have kept a clean record at the Cricket World Cup beating Australia by 36 runs a short time ago. Audio

Details of hush money paid to secretly settle employment disputes with MPs have been revealed to RNZ. Two polls, two hits for Simon Bridges as Judith Collins passes him in the polls The Transport… Read more Audio

It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

A climate change think tank is warning of an environmental catastrophe within three decades.

The Australian organisation Breakthrough says the current research on climate change is too conservative.

Immigration New Zealand is under fire from students and education providers who say they are paying a heavy cost for the delays in visa processing.

Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway says the… Read more Audio

The High Court has lifted a suppression order that prevented news media showing images of the accused Christchurch mosque gunman, Brenton Tarrant.

Justice Mander Andrew Little said the Crown had told… Read more Audio

Former Wallabies fullback Israel Folau has launched legal proceedings against Rugby Australia and the Waratahs for unlawfully terminating his contract.

His lawyers argue that it was illegal to sack… Read more Audio

Owners of earthquake-prone apartments in Wellington fear they'll end up destitute or homeless with the cost of strengthening their units now at ten times more than government estimates.

Furious inner… Read more Audio

Federated Farmers is backing new rules that make it clearer when Fonterra can refuse milk from sub-standard farmers.

Changes to the laws governing the dairy industry specify that Fonterra can refuse… Read more Audio