Morning Report

Three Whangarei women who dreamed up a unique attraction for the city are elated it's been funded at last. The Camera Obscura project has been granted the $459,000 it needed, from the Provincial… Read more Audio

Forty young women from around the country got a taste of Air Force life at Woodbourne Base, near Blenheim, this week. The year 13 high school students were taking part in the School to Skies programme… Read more Video, Audio

A New Zealand theologian's argument that Jesus was sexually abused by being stripped for crucifixion is gaining international attention. Professor David Tombs of Otago University says people are… Read more Audio

The stage is set in Washington for the release of the report by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, who has spent more than two years investigating claims of collusion between President Trump and the… Read more Audio

French President Emmanuel Macron says Notre-Dame cathedral will be rebuilt "even more beautifully" - and that he wants the work done within five years. A massive fire on Tuesday ravaged the… Read more Audio

To discuss the abandonment of a proposed capital gains tax, we are joined by former Green MP Sue Bradford and NZME business editor Fran O'Sullivan. Audio

The National Party is calling the u-turn on a capital gains tax a massive failure for the Prime Minister and it's raising questions again about who really holds the power in the coalition government… Read more Audio

One of the most frenetic starts to a Champions League match in recent memory has Manchester City leading at halftime - but needing at least one more goal to beat Tottenham and advance to the… Read more Audio

The parents of aid worker Kayla Mueller, who was kidnapped in Syria, say dealing with ISIS was mentally devastating, and the family of New Zealand nurse Louisa Akavi should stay hopeful that they will… Read more Audio

Easter in New Zealand has become as unfortunately as synonymous with road fatalities as it is with chocolate eggs. Since 1980, 318 people have died on our roads during the easter road toll period… Read more Audio

At least 18,000 people stood united at Christchurch Stadium last night, during the second of two benefit concerts for the mosque attack victims. You Are Us brought a star studded lineup to the stage… Read more Audio