Morning Report

In 1996 a gunman shot 16 children and one teacher before killing himself in Dunblane, Scotland. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in British history. Public debate about the massacre centred on… Read more Audio

Angry parents breached school lock-downs in Christchurch after Friday's mosque attacks and now the city's schools are reviewing their emergency response plans. Police ordered schools not to let… Read more Audio

In the wake of the Christchurch mosque attacks Māori leaders are telling New Zealander to reject the notion that "this is not us." They are sending their aroha to Muslim whanau, but say this is not… Read more Audio

A man has lost the use of his right hand after a bullet struck him in the shoulder during Friday's shooting. His brothers have flown in from India and Australia to support their brother and his young… Read more Audio

A law professor says his warning that New Zealand was at risk of a mass shooting was "laughed off" when he spoke at a select committee in 2016. Waikato University's Alexander Gillespie told the… Read more Audio

A security expert and former Australian diplomat in the Middle East says despite recent comments from the President of Turkey, New Zealanders and Australians should be safe to attend Anzac… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister says her deputy is on his way to Turkey to set the record straight. Winston Peters will be meeting with the Turkish President, days after a campaign rally where Recep Tayyip Erdogan… Read more Audio

The burials of victims continue today in Christchurch. The first were held yesterday after a long wait for grieving families for bodies to be released. Community advocate Guled Mire joins Susie… Read more Audio

Just a week after the Friday's terror attacks, the mosque where 42 people were killed is expected to open its doors to worshippers. The police are hoping to have Christchurch's main Al Noor Mosque… Read more Audio

All Black Damian McKenzie appears set to play at fullback again for the Chiefs as they hope to end their winless start to the Super Rugby season against the Bulls in in Pretoria. Audio

Threats of rape, beheading and being shot at are are part of life for MPs who are female and brown. Now, Parliament is standing as one calling out the hatred out for what it is, with speeches… Read more Audio