Morning Report

The country's biggest union warns that fixing genuine problems shouldn't be at the expense of the country's most vulnerable workers. Acting CTU president Rachel Mackintosh spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

Official police data shows foot patrols in Auckland are down, not up. On Wednesday, the police minister, Mark Mitchell, lauded a 60 percent increase in foot patrols in the Auckland CBD in the six… Read more Audio

Queensland made the most of Joseph Sua'ali'i's sending off as they trounced NSW 38-10 in rugby league's State of Origin opener last night in Sydney. Audio

Business news for Thursday 6 June 2024 Audio

The Employers and Manufacturers Association is among those welcoming the Government's vow to fix the Holidays Act. The employer association's head of advocacy Alan McDonald spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. 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

The New Zealand Cruise Association says losing winter cruises out of Auckland will hurt accommodation, hospitality and retail in the city. New Zealand Cruise Association chief executive Jacqui Lloyd… Read more Audio

The early childhood education sector is the first in the firing line of the Ministry of Regulation, with a review to take place over six months. Capital Kids early childhood centre manager Megan White… Read more Audio

Defending champions Queensland crushed a 12-man NSW 38-10 in rugby league's State of Origin opener last night in Sydney to take a 1-nil lead in the three-match series. Audio

On today's episode, central city Aucklanders have told the Police Minister they don't feel safe and want more officers on the beat as well as a downtown police station, Police Minister Mark Mitchell… Read more Audio