Morning Report

The Forestry Industry Contractors Association says a sudden collapse in the price of logs sent to China is putting jobs at risk.

A backlog of imports into China, a downturn in demand, and nervousness… Read more Audio

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters joins Corin Dann for the weekly leader interview.

He discusses the trade war between the US and China, and its impact on New Zealand. Read more Audio

Heavy-polluting vehicles could soon be slapped with an import fee, with the revenue going towards subsidising clean, green vehicles, a government proposal reveals. The Motor Industry Association… Read more Audio

The government wants to create a rebate on imported electric cars of up to $8,000 while adding as much as $3,000 to the cost of the most heavily polluting gas guzzlers.

The new levies would cover all… Read more Audio

The Black Caps captain Kane Williamson believes the "rockstar" status that India has adopted in international cricket means New Zealand can play in the semi-final against them with no pressure to… Read more Audio

The government's online fraud agency is warning people to check business invoices over the phone before paying large sums of money.

Scammers have been defrauding people of hundreds of thousands of… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The Black Caps are revelling in their underdog status ahead of tonight's cricket world cup semi final against tournament favourites India in Manchester.

New Zealand, the tournament runners-up in… Read more Audio

A Wellington city councillor wants a quick fix to the region's troubled bus network.

It's a year this month since new bus companies took over with new timetables and new routes - and with that has… Read more Audio

Technology company Fuji Xerox New Zealand is back in the Government's good books after being suspended as a contractor for more than a year.

But one of its biggest critics, Winston Peters, still… Read more Audio