Morning Report

The Commerce Commission admits it will be under the pump getting a fuel market study done in twelve months. The government announced on Monday an investigation into the petrol industry was officially… Read more Audio

It's been dubbed the most important meeting on climate change since the 2015 Paris agreement. Delegates from 200 nations have begun talks in Poland on global warming amid dire warnings. The UN climate… Read more Audio

An American thinktank - Stanford University's Hoover Institution - has criticised New Zealand for not doing enough to counter Chinese influence in its internal affairs. A report from the institute… Read more Audio

The filmmaker Geoff Murphy has died aged 80. One of the pioneers of the modern New Zealand film industry, he's perhaps best remembered for the highly successful Utu and the road movie with a special… Read more Audio

New Zealand's under-17 women's football team have arrived home after winning bronze at the World Championship in Uruguay, the first time a New Zealand team has taken out an award at a FIFA event. Clay… Read more Audio

A woman who witnessed a decapitated head being thrown from down some stairs says she wants to move out of Petone. Bonnie Williams lives nearby and knew the 71-year-old man who was killed on Friday… Read more Audio

A new report has exposed abysmal results in science for children finishing primary school. The National Monitoring Study of Student Assessment shows just one in five Year 8 children are reaching the… Read more Audio

A Kiwi mother fighting a child cutody battle is unable to return to home despite the father of her children moving back to New Zealand. The mother was forced back to Australia under the Hague… Read more Audio

The Black Caps cricketers believe a first innings total of 250 would be enough to put Pakistan under pressure in the third and deciding test in Abu Dhabi. Audio

Ports of Auckland planning a hydrogen making and fuelling plant. Tourism Holdings happy to hang on to unsold businesses. Reducing plastic in businesses. Falling power prices should tempt consumers… Read more Audio

The 2300-year old Terracotta Warriors will be the first international exhibition to be held in Te Papa's new art gallery Toi Art. Eight of the 8000 full-size warriors and two horses that guarded the… Read more Audio

A new survey has found almost half of parents don't want their child playing with another who is HIV-positive. Ahead of the 30th anniversary of World Aids Day tomorrow, the AIDS Foundation says… Read more Audio