Morning Report

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The rapid growth of a Pasifika cultural performance festival just north of Wellington, is seen as important in the struggle for New Zealand's Pacific youth to find a sense of belonging. Audio

A update from the team at RNZ sport. Audio

Brutal cold snap coats the south in snow and ice, Residents rehoused after structural & fire protection problems found, Philanthropist describes decision to build new children's hospital, Donald… Read more Audio

A south Auckland based theatre troupe called The Black Friars has made the first ever production led by Pacific student leaders from ten high schools. The show called 'Southside Rise' highlights true… Read more Audio

A new survey - commissioned by HRV - has also found half of renters, who have lower rates of insulation - say they're paying excessive amounts on power. Social service agenices say sky-rocketing power… Read more Audio

At the moment, retirement is estimated to cost the over-65s a half a million dollars each, but experts are warning that figure could rise drastically as fewer people own homes and more rent. Audio

Nelson city councillor Matt Lawrey takes on the veteran campaigner, Nick Smith, who has held the seat for more than 20 years.He tells Morning Report how he plans to( chip away at Dr Smith's lead of… Read more Audio

While the final result of the Lions test series may have left many New Zealanders disappointed, accommodation providers, restaurant owners and tourism operators are clapping their hands with glee. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio