Morning Report

The Retirement Commissioner says people who are working and collecting New Zealand's superannuation could be income tested as one option to ensure keeping the superannuation age at 65.

Her comments… Read more Audio

A resident of a storm-stricken Auckland beach says the community is on the up, a year after being hit by a deadly cyclone.

Auckland's west coast was severely damaged during Cyclone Gabrielle last… Read more Audio

The Government says air strikes on the southern city of Rafah should stop.

At a post cabinet press conference on Monday, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said he was extremely concerned about the 1.5… Read more Audio

Food Safety officers are on the ground at Countdown supermarkets in both Dunedin and Christchurch are trying to eradicate rats and mice spotted among the groceries.

The South Dunedin supermarket will… Read more Audio

Roading networks along the North Island's East Coast are still fragile one year after Cyclone Gabrielle caused widespread devastation.

State Highways are still being repaired, with many temporary… Read more Audio

The anniversary of Cyclone Gabrielle is an emotional time for those who were caught in its path.

Many people still can't talk about it, they are in survival mode, faced with buyouts, insurance, or… Read more Audio

A youth law centre says some schools have wrongly denied enrolment to local children.

Last month the Education Ministry intervened after an Auckland school refused to enrol a child living within its… Read more Audio

Local Government Minister Simeon Brown is confident that local councils will be capable of developing financially stable plans for water infrastructure.

This after the government announced on Monday… Read more Audio

Police papers say the country's 111 emergency call system is so outdated there is evidence it is causing deaths and injuries.

A host of glaring shortcomings in the 25-year-old system are revealed in… Read more Audio