Morning Report

Business news for 11 November 2024 Audio

New Zealand driver Formula One driver Liam Lawson is questioning why the leaders of the World Constructors Championship, McLaren, don't play the New Zealand anthem after race wins. Audio

Police have set up a 'Major Operations Centre' to monitor the national hīkoi opposing the Treaty Principles bill. Superintendent Kelly Ryan spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

Westland is in clean up mode after experiencing the wettest 24 hours in more than four decades at the weekend. Emergency Management Minister Mark Mitchell spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

News from the rural farming sector. Audio

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio

A Wairarapa residents' group wants the government to investigate an alternative to the often closed Remutaka Hill Road for commuters. The Remutaka Road Action Group spokesperson Simon Casey spoke to… Read more Audio

State Highway 6 between Haast and Knights Point is likely to remain closed until later this week, after heavy rain caused slip damage and rockfall over the weekend. NZTA system manager for the area… Read more Audio

A survivor of abuse in care who spent time at Te Whakapakari youth boot camp says his experiences destined him to a life of crime. Anneke Smith spoke to abuse in care survivor and Dunedin prisoner… Read more Audio

Sri Lanka were a short time ago 82 for 7 needing 27 runs in 25 balls to win the second T20 against the Black Caps in Dambulla and seal a 2-nil series win. Audio

On today's episode, speaking in the White House Rose Garden earlier, President Joe Biden said that since its founding 200 years ago, the United States has listened to the will of the people and he has… Read more Audio