Morning Report

One-hundred years ago New Zealand made history by sending the first ever "trans-ocean" two way radio communication between Frank Bell in Otago and Cecil Goyder in London. Radio enthusiast Martin Balch… Read more Audio

India were bundled out for a just 46, their worst total on home soil, before the Black Caps reached 180-3 at stumps on the second day of the rain-hit opening test in Bengalaru. Audio

On today's episode, a whistleblower is warning that thousands of at-risk students enrolled at Te Kura, the Correspondence School are sitting at home doing nothing, the Accident Compensation… Read more Audio

The rail industry is trying to manage a crisis in trust and reliability as major works continue. At a conference of industry heads in Auckland, there's excitement around completing a rail rebuild and… Read more Audio

The Royal Society Te Aparangi is releasing a factsheet this morning aimed at countering myths around the benefits of drinking alcohol. University of Otago Emeritus Professor Jennie Connor spoke to… Read more Audio

IRD rushed through a privacy assessment of its practice of sharing taxpayers' details with Facebook and other social media platforms, within days of telling the Revenue Minister it "continuously"… Read more Audio

A law change means Anzac Day will officially recognise veterans who served after 1966. But some RSA members say it's mostly symbolic, and they want changes to the definition of a veteran, and more… Read more Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Market Update for 17 October 2024 Audio

The Greens are accusing the government of copy-and-pasting Uber's position on contractors and adopting it as official policy. Political reporter Lillian Hanly has more. Audio

A survivor of drink spiking is calling for the country to follow in Australia's footsteps and introduce a test that can detect if a drink has been tampered with. Ashleigh McCaull has more. Audio

Inflation has fallen to its lowest level in years - but rents, rates and insurance costs all continue to climb. Matt Ball from the Property Investors Federation spoke to Corin Dann. Audio