Morning Report

People under sixty who are worried they may have bowel cancer are being offered a new screening service by a group of medical specialists. Screening is publicly funded, but only for those 60 to 74… Read more Audio

Maori communities are calling for targeted funding to improve their lives and for more support for the flagship Maori policy Whanau Ora. The government has signalled this week's Budget aims to lift… Read more Audio

The head of Treasury Gabriel Makhlouf says in 48 hours, there were more than 2000 attempts to attack part of its system to access Budget information.

Treasury is rushing to beef up security for all… Read more Audio

An unprecedented joint strike by primary, secondary and area school teachers could close more than 2,000 schools, keeping more than 700,000 children at home.

Members of the Educational Institute and… Read more Audio

Up to 800,000 pupils students could be out of school on Wednesday as their teachers and principals take part in a mega-strike. For the first time, both secondary and primary school teachers are… Read more Audio

New Zealand lead Norway 1-nil midway thru the second half of their Fifa men's under 20 World Cup in Poland. Audio

Wellington cyclists are outraged at a senior Tranzurban bus manager after a controversial social media post mocking bike riders.

The company's operations infrastructure manager, Graham Atkinson… Read more Audio

An Auckland councillor says he's shocked after a shooting at an Auckland gang headquarters.

Eighteen bullet holes are visible at the Fight Club gym in Mt Wellington, which is used as a base for the… Read more Audio

The brother of inmate and cancer victim Vicki Letele says someone needs to be held accountable over the inadequate care provided to his sister by Corrections.

Ms Letele died in 2017, after being… Read more Audio

Companies are paying thousands of dollars every year for a diversity and inclusion certification some say is a marketing ploy.

The Crusaders have one and so do a raft of the country's most well-known… Read more Audio

Two teachers who are protesting on Wednesday join Susie Ferguson to explain what they're striking for.

Kelly Sheridan is a Year 13 dean at Palmerston North Girls' High School and Bevan King teaches… Read more Audio