Morning Report

Shots were fired at police officers in Tauranga after a car chase in the city last night. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The tiny New Zealand territory of Tokelau is asking to join the Pacific Islands Forum so it can speak out more loudly on the need for action on climate change. Audio

People in the small Bay of Plenty town of Kawerau are fighting back after having welfare statistics in their town mentioned twice in Parliament. Audio

Savers are being overtaxed, and politicians are being urged to stop it. Audio

Guyon Espiner talks to Peter Williams QC, who represented Arthur Allan Thomas at the Royal Commission into his case in 1980. Audio

More than forty years after the death of her parents, Harvey and Jeanette, Rochelle Crewe still does not know who killed them. Audio

New Zealand's won three Bronze medals this morning at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Audio

Guyon Espiner talks to the president of the Principals' Federation, Philip Harding, and the president of the Post Primary Teachers' Association, Angela Roberts. Audio

At least 76 people have died in the latest Israeli strikes on Gaza, with particularly heavy toll after shells hit a United Nations school, sending the Palestinian toll from 23 days of fighting above… Read more Audio

Forty-five million dollars and two years later, the Government has finally admitted defeat over Novopay. Audio

Sixty firefighters from all over Auckland have worked through the night to put out a blaze at a major film studio in the west of the city. Audio