Morning Report

下周还将出现新一轮活跃天气，并可能带来大量降水。

"It's going to be unusually warm. We're probably going to get a period of pretty wet weather," scientists say. Audio

More young people are being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and the country is potentially facing a "major health crisis", Diabetes NZ says. Audio

The Depression Recovery Trust's Wellington treatment centre, Whakamātūtū, is on the brink of closing down after ACC pulled its funding. Audio

"It made not an iota of difference for the kids whose learning we're focused on," the cabinet minister says amid criticism from teachers and the opposition. Audio

While two factions are at loggerheads, the problems will only be sorted if they start talking to each other, the National Iwi Chairs Forum says. Audio

NZTA's Mark Owen told Morning Report the builder never applied the final chip seal layer so it was not as waterproof as it should be. Audio

"The siren stopped working on the way to a call. Then a spotlight in the cab caught on fire," says Steve Devine as the ACT leader talks down problems. Audio

The school have put classes online for years 9, 10 and 11. Audio

The reinstated Silver Ferns coach says she'll quit if she doesn't have the backing of players and management. Audio

The official advice to government looked at how measles could spread but with current low childhood vaccination rates. Audio

Women aren't being taken seriously and want independent testing of the patches that have coincided with the return of their symptoms, an advocate says. Audio

'Straight to the Heart' is a campaign launched by Heart of the City which will see nostalgic taxis around Newmarket, Ponsonby and Takapuna offering spontaneous rides with no apps and or bookings to…

"Already civil war is breaking out in the Labour Party over whether this tax is wide enough," the finance minister says. Audio

The full draft school curriculum for Years 0 to 10 has been released amid growing criticism. Audio

A fleet of 25 cars equipped with cameras are now patrolling Auckland's streets on a daily basis, hunting for parking infringements. Audio

Last time there were more than 2000 cases with a third of patients needing hospital care, Professor Michael Baker says. Audio

Air NZ's Nikhil Ravishankar suggested a "situational subsidy" to support regional routes. Audio

Richard Chambers has sent his Northern Territory counterpart a please explain. Audio

Health officials are expecting the measles outbreak to continue to grow as the confirmed case number rises. Audio

Air New Zealand's new chief executive has signalled the government might have to step in to keep planes to smaller centres going. Audio

Health New Zealand is warning a Cook Strait ferry sailing was a measles high risk exposure event. Audio

Medsafe investigated Estradot oestrogen patches after receiving multiple reports from users who say they are experiencing a lack of adhesion and efficacy. Audio

"The patches don't appear to be releasing the medication like they should," one user says. Audio

Rueben Taipari says it's taking away Māori rights, but the Treaty Negotiations Minister said that claim is "completely wrong".