Morning Report

It's the last week of the government's first hundred days in office, and they're racing to tick off their 49-point agenda.

In a series of transport announcements this week the Transport Minister… Read more Audio

New figures show fewer people are buying electric vehicles so far this year compared to 2023.

It's no surprise as the Clean Car discount has been scrapped, and from next month owners will also start… Read more Audio

The country's highest court is to weigh in on whether police officers are allowed to take pictures of people on the street, without permission.

The Supreme Court will hear the matter on Wednesday and… Read more Audio

Auckland ferry commuters are not convinced an extended stand down period for cruise ships entering the harbour will ease the annual cancellations and delays.

Port of Auckland is extending the evening… Read more Audio

That's the scream of the V-12s at the San Marino Grand Prix in Imola, Italy in 1995.

And there was as much drama on the track for Gerhard Berger as there was off the track.

His rare, red Ferrari… Read more Audio

A Christchurch man will be sentenced on Tuesday for the murder of his childhood friend, a man who has been missing since 2017.

David Benbow was found guilty of murdering 49-year-old Michael McGrath.

A Porirua Principal is deeply disappointed the government is looking to axe funding for free lunches in schools by up to 50 percent.

The $323 million programme is under review with ACT leader and… Read more Audio

Roads are the focus of the Government's new draft transport plan, while climate targets have been put on the backburner.

The new plan promises 15 new highways and a new fund to fix potholes, while… Read more Audio

The government is being accused of making the cost of living worse, as it looks to charge motorists more to pay for roading projects.

On Monday it unveiled its $20 billion draft plan for transport… Read more Audio

School stand-downs have spiked to record levels after dropping away during the height of the pandemic.

Schools used the formal punishment more than 25,000 times in 2022, or nearly 3.3 times for every… Read more Audio