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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 1 May
On today's episode, the Remuneration Authority has determined that MPs will get a 10.5 percent pay rise, we get reaction from Labour leader Chris Hipkins as well as from the Taxpayers' Union… Audio
King Charles shares 'shock' of cancer diagnosis with patients
The King told patients at a London cancer centre that he was doing all right.
Israeli forces to enter Rafah with or without ceasefire deal says Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces will enter Rafah with or without a ceasefire deal. Tel Aviv correspondent Sarah Coates spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
US police investigate whether more than one shooter involved in officers' deaths
Four officers from the US Marshals Office were killed while serving an arrest warrant in North Carolina on Monday.
Ex-Google workers say firings for protesting Israel contract were illegal
The group of former Google workers have filed a complaint with the US National Labor Relations Board over their termination.
Trump fined, threatened with jail as trial continues
The judge overseeing the former US president's hush money trial said he would consider jailing Trump if he continued to violate a gag order.
US: judge fines Trump over violations of gag orders
In the US, New York based Bevan Hurley updates us on Trump's hush money trial resuming with the judge fining the former president for breaches of a gag order. Audio
Australia grapples with violence against women
Violence against women is in the spotlight in Australia - Pam Corkery tells us what the Government is preparing to do about it Audio
Australian regulator examines possible contamination of Indian spice mixes
Australia's food safety agency is collecting information on the possible contamination of spice mixes sold by MDH and Everest.
Update on Oz with Brad Foster
Brad Foster reports on rallies held around the country on gender-based violence against women in Australia over the weekend, the Prime Minister visiting Alice Springs to discuss ways to overcome youth… Audio
Diplomats encourage Hamas to accept ceasefire proposal
Diplomats from the UK and the US are encouraging Hamas to accept a 'generous' proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza. Tel Aviv correspondent Sarah Coates spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Hundreds arrested at US campuses over Palestine protests
Hundreds of students have been arrested on University campuses across the United States where they've set up camp protesting against the war in Gaza. Austin correspondent Toni Waterman spoke to Ingrid… Audio
Hundreds arrested at US campuses over Palestine protests
Hundreds of students have been arrested on University campuses across the United States where they've set up camp protesting against the war in Gaza. Austin correspondent Toni Waterman spoke to Ingrid… Audio
Pacific Waves 30 April 2024
In Solomon Islands a date has now been set for the election of the country's prime minister; High rates of youth unemployment in parts of the Pacific continue to be of concern according to a new… Audio
Solomon Islands confirms date for PM election
In Solomon Islands a date has now been set for the election of the country's prime minister Audio
High youth unemployment in the Pacific a concern says ILO report
High rates of youth unemployment in parts of the Pacific continue to be of concern according to a new International Labour Organization report. Audio
Advocate addresses lack of care for coral reefs in the Cooks
Advocate addresses lack of care for coral reefs in the Cooks Audio
Business Innovation Hub set up in Bougainville
Business Innovation Hub set up in Bougainville Audio
Sth America: 3 police officers killed in Chile
Chile is in mourning after the deaths of three police officers - Kate Pereyra Garcia has the latest from Latin America Audio
Japan's Yen value spiralling
The Japanese Yen has been getting weaker and weaker by the day - our correspondent Chris Gilbert breaks it down for us. Audio
