Morning Report

A young Asian woman escapes bound and gagged from a moving car in Papatoetoe. Judith Collins takes on the gangs, but will it work? The Greens say the campaign to get Keytruda provided by Pharmac… Read more Audio

The first of the 13 million or so Bluff oysters expected to be harvested this season are making their way to shops around the country today. Audio

You would have heard the American ambassador earlier this morning speaking to us about Super Tuesday. Audio

Fijians working in New Zealand as seasonal workers have spoken of the anxious times they had when Cyclone Winston devastated their country. Audio

The life-long criminal Arthur Taylor says he wants to act as a legal adviser and consultant when he's released from prison. Audio

The trial of double murder accused Russell Tully, has heard how a woman felt a bullet fly past her head as she ran for the door. Audio

Northland iwi want a stronger say about where and when bodies are buried in the sea. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

There were the usual surprises but no great shocks as Hollywood honoured itself at the Oscar awards in Los Angeles last night. Audio

Tributes are pouring in for the noted Maori academic and writer, Ranginui Walker, who has died in Auckland at the age of 83. Audio

The Health Minister is promising more funding for Pharmac in the next budget. Audio

Tomorrow is the biggest day of the 2016 American primary season with polling taking place in 13 states and one territory in what is known as Super Tuesday. Audio