Morning Report

Anzac Day ceremonies across New Zealand and throughout the world come to a close this morning. A mid-morning service is being held in Hawaii where US military officials and representatives of the New… Read more Audio

Fears far right political groups are becoming harder to detect, Sri Lanka admits one of the Easter Sunday bombers had been caught earlier this year with explosives, Australia bars New Zealanders from… Read more Audio

Long-time radio broadcaster Philip Liner has died at the age of 93. Philip Liner's cheery voice was heard regularly on National Radio for decades, and he presented Roundabout on National Radio for… Read more Audio

The shipping industry is warning of uncertainty and confusion when a global push for cleaner fuel hits New Zealand. Marpol, which is short for marine pollution, is an international convention created… Read more Audio

A new device being developed by New Zealand researchers could help detect vision problems in young children - and save them from lifelong loss of sight. The project, run by researchers at the… Read more Audio

South Auckland's busy Middlemore Hospital says it's doing everything it can to stop rising physical and verbal violence in its emergency department. A new pilot incident reporting system, known as… Read more Audio

The three men who survived a helicopter crash in the subantarctic ocean managed to survive in an extraordinarily inhospitable part of the world They were found on Tuesday morning on a beach on… Read more Audio

Armed police will be out in force for Anzac Day on Thursday. The police say while there's no specific threat to services security will be tight - but they won't reveal how many officers are being… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Four Indian students who were deported in 2017 have been granted visas to return to New Zealand. The students were among a group who were kicked out after Immigration New Zealand discovered that their… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister has just announced New Zealand and France will lead global efforts to try to end the use of social media to organise and promote terrorism and violent extremism. Jacinda Ardern… Read more Audio