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Actual horse power and a bucket on a pulley, or good old fashioned wading through the mud.

They're just a few of the workarounds people are trying in a tiny east coast town split in two after a… Video, Audio

She made history as the first woman to be nominated twice for best director at the Academy Awards. And tonight New Zealand director Dame Jane Campion brought it home.

Her much lauded dark western… Video, Audio

Panellists Scott Campbell and Sarah Sparks discuss the consulations around the Erebus memorial, the future of tourism in NZ, and all the drama of this years Oscars. Participants: Ngarimu Blair, Sam… Audio

Panellists Scott Campbell and Sarah Sparks discuss the Solomon Islands signing a security agreement with China, predatory lenders and the high cost of living, and why workers and employers are… Audio

Panellists Scott Campbell and Sarah Sparks discuss redundant laws and tell us what they've been thinking. Participants: Tyrone Barugh Audio

A gun is pulled out during a school fight, And why a deal between Solomon Islands and China is alarming Audio

Wild weather moves south, and are these record-breaking rainfalls the new normal? Audio

Groups are springing up all over the country promoting neighbourhood connections made because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lockdowns cleared social calendars, giving people the opportunity to get… Audio

After months at home workers can trade the trackies and kitchen commute for a return to the actual office, with the government ending most mandates from early April.

The question is will they?

Some… Video, Audio

The Panel with Fred Kublikowski and Lynda Hallinan (Part 2) Panellists Fred Kublikowski and Lynda Hallinan discuss Air BnB using an algorithm to ban users and whether today's preschoolers are worse… Audio

Panellists Fred Kublikowski and Lynda Hallinan discuss how only half of eligible children have had their first covid vaccine, universal dental care and whether growing your own veggies could combat… Audio

Panellists Fred Kublikowski and Lynda Hallinan hear about the miracle Toyota Corolla that has survived past two million kilometres, the royals, and the return of live performances.  Audio

Asthmatics are being urged to make sure they get the flu vaccination this year. Dr Bryan Betty speaks to Jesse. Audio

In Tāmaki Makaurau, a Glen Innes neighbourhood was woken by gunfire in the early hours of this morning.

Six people were injured, two of them seriously, in the shooting.

Neighbours have described… Audio

East Coast river levels remain high after days of rain and the latest on gunfire in Glen Innes Audio

Six people have been shot in the Auckland suburb of Glen Innes in the early hours of this morning. Five are in Auckland City Hospital, two in a serious condition.

Katie Todd spoke to Morning Report… Audio

What's the public reaction to the announcements?

As we know, vaccine passes are to go and mandates will start being phased out in just under two weeks.

Niva Chittock took to the streets of Otautahi.

On Wednesday we heard from John Logan, who had to scoop up his family in a tractor as flood waters rose rapidly into their house.

The whānau live in Makarika Valley in Ruatoria near the Mata river… Audio

Air New Zealand has brought back 800 furloughed or former staff as the border soon reopens to tourists.

Today the airline also revealed it will be flying non-stop to New York City from September.

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A Manawatū mural of "Wal and Dog" from Murray Ball's Footrot Flats has fallen mighty flat.

It was painted as part of the Manawatū Street Art Festival, but it went up without the consent of the family… Video, Audio