Morning Report

Unitec, the country's largest polytechnic, has reported a $31 million defict fo 2017. Auditors have warned there are threats to the intitution's viability and the Government has appointed a financial… Read more Audio

It's the first day of winter. And while some people stock up on heaters, electric blankets and duvets, hundreds of others are seeking shelter in doorways to escape the cold. Last month, the government… Read more Audio

There are significant developments in the meth testing story, with the Housing Minister Phil Twyford telling Morning Report he is now aplogising to state house tenants needlessly evicted from their… Read more Audio

The Crusaders coach Scott Robertson believes flanker Pete Samu should be allowed to play for the Wallabies this month. Audio

All Blacks fans are being offered closer look inside the locker room and the lives of the illustrious team - but they'll have to pay for it. All or Nothing: New Zealand All Blacks is the latest series… Read more Audio

The aviation industry says airlines around the world are nervous about the looming border tax in New Zealand, because they may be required to collect it. Australians and Pacific Islanders, as well as… Read more Audio

At Te Puea Marae in early May, Housing Minister Phil Twyford said he hoped to find cosy, dry housing for those who needed it this winter. The government said it'd try to get everyone into a home as it… Read more Audio

The first day of winter and a big day for the rural community, with dairy farmers all around the country shifting thousands of cows. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Unitec, the country's largest polytechnic, has reported a $31 million defict for 2017. Auditors are warning the institution's viability is in question after it lost 660 full-time students last year… Read more Audio

Reigning champion Rafael Nadal bludgeoned his way into the French Open third round with a straight sets defeat of Argentinean Guido Pella. Audio