Stories by Kim Griggs

Higher incomes, better education and better health care can all result from women being given legal rights to land, an international organisation says.

A New Zealand nurse kidnapped by Islamic State devoted her life to looking after people in desperate and far-flung corners of the world.

A cockpit transcript that gives an insight into what happened when one of the engines on an Air New Zealand Dreamliner failed just after takeoff has been released to Morning Report.

Analysis - A sharp shift to the left in the UK election was down to the young vote - and young women in particular. Kim Griggs asks if the same thing could happen in New Zealand this Saturday.

One of the country's most treasured documents has been moved to a new home early this morning amid tight security. Video

The Treaty of Waitangi is about to be moved to a new home amid tight security and secrecy about when exactly the shift takes place.

Analysis -The Saudi sheep deal is not the first chapter in New Zealand's on-again, off-again relationship with live sheep exports to the Middle East, writes Kim Griggs.

Analysis: The race for the job of head of the United Nations is heating up overnight. Kim Griggs explains the world's weirdest job selection for the world's top diplomatic job.

Encouraging young women to consider careers that are in high demand and offer high wages could help address the bleak gender pay gap, the Minister for Women says. Audio

Morning Report has covered four decades of major national and international news and this morning marks its 40th year on air. Video, Audio