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A new study has found selective "nudges" can help reduce the number of scripts for antibiotics being written by New Zealand GPs. Antibiotic resistance is a major threat to human health and on the rise… Audio

Auckland secondary schools are double-checking their stocks of hand sanitiser and facemasks in preparation for Tuesday's partial reopening of classes.

Principals say the move will help teenagers in… Audio

Psychologist and media commentator Dr Sarb Johal on validation and identity. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

The House was at the swearing in of the new Govenor General and brings a few fun facts about the event and the role. Audio

A Palmerston North woman is pleading for a one-way compassionate exemption to cross the Auckland border to see her terminally ill nephew in his final days.

Andrew Spier, 36, is dying from bowel… Audio

A Bay of Plenty surfer is on a mission to encourage Kiwis to clean up their local environment when enjoying the outdoors. Audio

For some families, being in lockdown together will have felt like an exceptionally long time. So what might be happening to the normal relationships children have with each other - have they been… Audio

UK correspondent Harriet Line joins Kathryn to talk about the warnings from Health Secretary Sajid Javid that new Covid cases could skyrocket this winter - but his government won't heed a call from… Audio

Writer Virginia Sole-Smith tells us why she describes meal planning as a form of tyranny and misogyny. Audio

Local legend Estelle Courtney, who works at the Nelson Superloo, joins us to celebrate the work of cleaners in New Zealand. Audio

A report out today reveals New Zealand is lagging behind when it comes to adopting artificial intelligence or AI. Audio

An Auckland budgeting services trust says something needs to change - and fast - to help families struggling to feed themselves as food, fuel and housing prices increase faster than income.

Mangere… Audio

When Barbara Relph's 33-year relationship ended, the Auckland writer couldn't find a book with the information and guidance she needed to get through the separation process. Now she's written it - … Audio

This year marks 60 years since the building of the Berlin Wall, appearing practically overnight on the 12th -13th of August 1961. It separated families, friends, lovers and even parents from their… Audio

A Covid-19 modeller says daily numbers could top out at around 150,200 cases a day by the middle of November, but New Zealand is also risking a New South Wales-style blowout.

The country hit a new… Audio

Auckland school kids have been stuck at home for more than two months now - and teachers are doing what they can to help whanau who are struggling.

On Wednesday, the government is set to announce… Audio

TV and film creatives Roseanne Liang and Perlina Lau join James to chat about parental validation, professional validation and personal validation Produced by Charlie Bleakley.  Video, Audio

As Te Tai Tokerau prepares to move down alert levels, a Whangārei doctor is pleading with people to get vaccinated - saying the effects of not doing so, will be absolutely devastating.

There are… Audio

As New Zealand grapples with inflation at is higest level in a decade, with consumer prices up 2.2 percent in the three months ended September, vegetable prices have played a significant role in the… Audio

A team of academics have been studying the spread of Covid-19 untruths since February last year, to help improve science communication.

University of Auckland research fellow Kate Hannah is leading… Audio

Auckland's mayor Phil Goff says there needs to be consequences for people who are not vaccinated.

He told Morning Report the city can't wait for the last reluctant person to be vaccinated before… Audio

Tamaki Makaurau will remain at alert level 3 for at least the next two weeks, making Auckland's lockdown 76 days.

The government will roll out a new business support package on Friday to help them… Audio

Former Norfolk Chief Minister reveals Canberra's plans to remove Norfolk culture. Audio

Scholarships are being offered to attract more women, Maori and Pasifika to take up a career as a financial advisor in New Zealand. Audio

Those of you who tuned into Saturday's vaxathon might have seen a recognisable figure all PPE-d up-to-the-nines and vaccinating the good people of Northland. National's deputy leader Shane Reti got… Audio

Rapid antigen tests have finally been approved for use in New Zealand. Critics say they're not accurate enough, but as we wave goodbye to an elimination strategy, we're going to need fast results. Audio

The government is refusing to outline any vaccination targets linked with lowering lockdown restrictions until at least Friday.

Auckland will remain at alert level 1 step 3, for the next two weeks… Video, Audio

Ever find your glasses fog up when you're wearing your face mask? Yeah, it's pretty annoying isn't it! A self-described "3D printer hobbyist" in Palmerston North has come up with a pretty clever… Audio