Morning Report

The Police Minister says calling police raids on gangs 'state-sponsored terrorism' is ridiculous. The police say they seized drugs and firearms, as well as 800,000 dollars of assets, in a raid… Read more 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 first of its kind welding training programme in Taranaki is hoping to plug gaps in the workforce and transform lives in the process. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin went along. Audio

Northland has been recognised in National Geographic's Best of the World 2025. National Geographic has described the region as being one of the most exciting, meaningful and one of a kind travel… Read more Audio

Turkey's Prime Minister says at least four people have been killed and 14 others injured in a terrorist attack at the country's state aerospace company. Istanbul journalist Emily Wither spoke to Corin… Read more Audio

The Silver Ferns claimed their second straight upset victory over Australia to take a two-nil lead in the Constellation Cup netball series. Audio

On today's episode, The Speaker of the House is investigating how an email complaining about Andrew Bayly's behaviour was received and later disappeared from a Labour MP's inbox. A Wellington City… Read more Audio

World leaders who represent member countries of the Commonwealth have descended into Samoa for the 27th Commonwealth Heads of government meeting or CHOGM. RNZ Pacific's Susana Suisuiki is in Apia. Audio

Invercargill councillors are biting the bullet and backing their new museum despite a multi-million dollar budget blowout. Tess Brunton has more. Audio

Road users say the projected five-month closure of a link road between Wellington and Porirua will mean longer commutes. Krystal Gibbens reports. Audio