Morning Report

New Zealand's Indian communities are paying attention to how Narendra Modi's style of leadership will change, now he's leading a coalition. Indian Weekender editor Ravi Bajpai spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

Wellington city councillors will debate on Thursday whether to delay work on the Golden Mile until a new transport plan has been drawn up. Wellington councillors Tony Randle and Teri O'Neill spoke to… Read more Audio

A Christchurch resident is disappointed her family's cruise holiday has been cancelled just three weeks after she booked it due to the closure of Australian cruise brand P & O. Beth Turner spoke to… Read more Audio

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

Market Update for Thursday 6 June 2024 Audio

It was 80 years ago on Thursday when 130,000 allied troops landed on the shores of German-occupied France in what would become the largest seaborne invasion in history. RSA New Zealand official… Read more Audio

Part-time workers could end up with less sick leave if proposals by the Workplace Relations Minister go ahead. Labour's workplace relations and safety spokesperson Camilla Belich spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

Police are searching for people involved in a shooting in Onehunga on Wednesday night. Finn Blackwell spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

NSW copped an early red card as they were flogged 38-10 by Queensland in last night's State of Origin opener in Sydney, and Blues coach Michael Maguire has questioned the call. Audio

Politicians usually have to wait three years to know what voters think of them. That's unless they use Uber - then they can almost instantly see exactly what their drivers think of their antics while… Read more Audio

The group rewriting the secondary English curriculum wants to make the bard's works compulsory. The proposal has created a tempest - many English teachers don't like it. Education correspondent John… Read more Audio

Lotto's jackpot has reached $50 million, and it "must be won" this Saturday. Lotto NZ's head of corporate communications Lucy Fullarton spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio