Morning Report

For the first time in 21 years Robyn Byers has talked publicly about her former co-worker - a fraudulent psychiatrist who tricked a string of authorities to become head of clinical psychiatry at… Read more Audio

Small towns battling to keep their Post Shops open say they shouldn't have to fundraise to keep their towns running, and want the Government to step in. Yesterday, Morning Report revealed New Zealand… Read more Audio

The New Zealand cricketers have been crushed by an innings and 16 runs in the second test against Pakistan in Dubai. Audio

The UN says efforts to curb climate change are way off track, Business leaders back Labour's changes to employment law, Northland health bosses tell anti-vaccination parents to think again for the… Read more Audio

Fish & Game NZ is calling for no more cows to be allowed on the Canterbury Plains, and for the use of nitrate fertiliser to be reduced. The group has tested 114 drinking water samples across the area… Read more Audio

Labour MP Louisa Wall says people who don't support transgender rights shouldn't be in the Pride Parade. Ms Wall was secretly recorded at a hui about the Auckland pride parade making comments about… Read more Audio

A $1 billion hydrogen power plant will be built in Taranaki. A hydrogen energy plant produces energy from natural gas - but without any carbon emissions. The US-based company, 8 Rivers said the New… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A needle has been found inside a capsicum from a Tauranga supermarket. This comes just after a strawberry was found with a needle in it from Fresh Choice Geraldine on Saturday morning. These cases… Read more Audio

On Tuesday (NZ time) NASA will attempt to land a robotic probe on Mars. The InSight lander is the first mission to be dedicated to investigating the rocky world's internal structure. But first the… Read more Audio

Health officials are not recommending vacinnations against a deadly strain of meningitis nationwide. In Northland they are gearing up to vaccinate 20,000 children and teenagers before Christmas. It's… Read more Audio

A second attempt at a symposium aimed at learning from the Canterbury earthquakes has been labelled an attempt to re-write history. The first was cancelled by the previous government two months after… Read more Audio