Morning Report

Former Black Cap Doug Bracewell has been allowed to return to cricket after serving a one month ban for cocaine use. Sport Integrity Commission chief executive Rebecca Rolls spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

A Samoan man whose leg swelled so large he couldn't lift it to walk is having life-changing surgery this week that will allow him to wear shoes for the first time in more than a decade. Amy Williams… Read more Audio

Wellington commuters have been told to prepare for significant travel disruptions on Tuesday morning as tens-of-thousands arrive for hīkoi mō te Tiriti. Superintendent Corrie Parnell spoke to Ingrid… Read more Audio

At least 10 people have been killed and more than forty wounded in the Ukrainian city of Odesa, after a ballistic missile, shot down by air defence systems, fell on residential buildings… Read more Audio

A sea of Southerners filled Dunedin's Town Hall on Monday night in support of the Save Our Southern Hospital campaign. Delphine Herbert was there. Audio

In London hundreds of people are gathered in front of the New Zealand High Commission to support hīkoi mō te Tiriti. Organiser Lyall Hakaraia spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

Now for the latest on the hīkoi coming into Wellington. Audio

Tens of thousands of protestors opposing the Treaty Principles Bill have begun their final journey to the Capital and the steps of Parliament. Political reporter Lillian Hanly reports. Audio

Skipper Chris Wood scored a hat-trick as the All Whites moved closer to qualifying for the 2026 football World Cup by thrashing Samoa 8-nil in Auckland to make it three wins out of three in Oceania… Read more Audio

Business news for 19 November 2024 Audio

Central to the hīkoi is opposition to the Treaty Principles Bill. It was introduced by ACT party leader and associate justice minister David Seymour. He held a press conference yesterday where he told… Read more Audio

The hikoi is heading south towards Parliament after leaving Petone early on Tuesday morning. Audio