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Food and fibre exports set to reach record $62b next year
That's up from the $60.4b record set this year.
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Woman hospitalised after 'nasty' chemical spill at school
Firefighters were called the school in Auckland's Parnell along with an ambulance.
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Lack of partnership in health sector changes - Iwi Partnership Boards
The regional Iwi Partnership Boards were set up in 2022 to ensure the voices of Māori are heard in healthcare decision-making.
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The Panel with Anton Matthews and Marian Hobbs, Part 2
In part two, roadside drug testing has kicked in today, but questions still hang over it's effectiveness. Otago University health researcher Geoff Noller isn't convinced. Audio
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New case of measles in Auckland
Two new locations of interest have been added so far.
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Sport: 2025 a big fight for NZ boxer David Nyika
Kiwi boxer David Nyika has had plenty to fight through this year, both in and out of the ring. After suffering his first career loss by brutal knockout, Nyika's fiancée, Australian influencer Lexy… Audio
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'Unreasonable and inconsistent': GP faulted over handling of student's abortion request
The doctor also wrongly told her no abortion services operated in Level 4 lockdown.
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Tycoon Jimmy Lai found guilty in national security trial
Hong Kong's High Court found the pro-democracy campaigner guilty on two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces.
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Childcare centre faces WorkSafe action after chemical burns incident
Five children and two adults were taken to hospital after a caustic chemical was used on a children's slip and slide.
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Guide dog showing signs of anxiety
A Northshore woman's at risk of losing her guide dog after several encounters with out of control dogs have left her working dog fearful and potentially unable to do its job properly. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Monday 15 December 2025
Australian officials say a mass shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach yesterday was a targeted, antisemitic terror attack; Complaints about lawyers are on the rise - and most relate to claims of… Audio
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How do we know what supplements we actually need?
From multivitamin gummies to creatine and collagen powders... it can feel like we're being bombarded with products that promise more energy, better sleep, and glowing skin But are these supplements… Audio
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Wellington drivers to be tested for drugs from today
From today Wellington motorists could be tested at a roadside stop for THC, methamphetamine, MDMA and cocaine - with the trial expected to roll out nationally next year. Joseph Boden is a professor… Audio
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Nearly 5000 children with rotten teeth waiting in pain for surgery
There are 4866 children on the dental surgery wait list - an increase of 900 in two years. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Monday 15 December
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Morning Report; It's the network that first gave us internet on our cellphones, but over the weekend providers began the slow process of turning it off; The… Audio
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Harraways to upgrade NZ's oldest and only oat mill
The well known Otago business is spending $11m on the factory and will automate some of its production.
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Sex offender handed five-year supervision order after 10 years in prison
Nathaniel James Mahoney was jailed for 10 years, after being convicted on sex and physical violence charges.
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Air NZ cabin crews call off strike before Christmas
The union has withdrawn its cabin crew strike notice for 18 December, avoiding disruptions over the Christmas period.
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'Huge gap': Bowel cancer survivor aims to create prehabilitation programme
Jodie Collins said long wait times for diagnosis and treatment often leave patients feeling anxious and powerless.
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Rights groups condemn Iran's re-arrest of Nobel laureate
Fresh outrage is mounting after Iran detained Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, just days after she appeared publicly protesting the suspicious death of a dissident lawyer.
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Ali Hill: The Nutrition Edition
Dr Ali Hill talks potatoes and whether we should have them mashed or boiled on Christmas day . Audio
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'I know what it took to rebuild': Luxon mounts National leadership defence
The prime minister is reminding people he rebuilt the party after "a state of civil war".
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'Opportunity to stamp my own mark': Hipkins promises different Labour
The last election saw Labour's six years in government end, with Hipkins returning to the opposition benches just 10 months after becoming prime minister.
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Are your pillows killing your neck?
Ever wake up wondering what caused the crick in your neck? It could be the shape of your pillow. Audio
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Why do some people get carsick and others don't?
Knowing the risk factors and treatment options may help prevent a stinky vomit disaster in your vehicle.
