Morning Report

Some in the Māori health sector are concerned Māori needs are being ignored by the government following the long-awaited Mental Health and Addiction Inquiry.

The government responded to the inquiry's… Read more Audio

The police have dropped an investigation into hacking of the Treasury website prompted by the leaking of supposedly secret Budget details.

The Treasury admitted a weakness in its website meant people… Read more Audio

The police have dropped an investigation into hacking of the Treasury website prompted by the leaking of supposedly secret Budget details.

The Treasury admitted this morning a weakness in its website… Read more Audio

The Wellington Phoenix have been fined a million dollars by Football Federation Australia for failing to hit their required off-field targets this season according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Audio

The Cricket World Cup has returned to the home of the sport for its 12th edition - which gets under way on Thursday night (NZ time).

Over the next six weeks, the world's 10 best international teams… Read more Audio

The organisation Rainbow Tick is denying claims that its diversity and inclusion certificate is a marketing ploy for corporations.

On Wednesday we heard from queer and trans employees who felt unsafe… Read more Audio

The man who could be Britain's next Prime Minister has been summoned to court on charges of misconduct.

Boris Johnson claimed that Britain gave the European Union 350 million pounds a week ahead of… Read more Audio

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has made his first public comment on his investigation into Russian interference in the US 2016 elections and says if he could have declared Donald Trump innocent he… Read more Audio

The resurrection of a Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission is being termed "a step back in time".

Clinical psychologist Dr Dougal Sutherland, from Victoria University, says the reappearance of a… Read more Audio

A grandfather is worried his white supremacist grandson will kill someone if he is released from prison tomorrow.

Rod Finch says his troubled grandson Frank, who has drug and alcohol problems, wrote… Read more Audio

On the day after the combined primary and secondary teacher's mega-strike, Corin Dann speaks to the the Minister of Education Chris Hipkins about what the budget will offer special education teachers… Read more Audio

A teacher of children with special needs who's been violently attacked in the classroom says she marched in Wednesday's teacher strike for them - rather than for higher pay.

Lou Dickson is a special… Read more Audio