Morning Report

The Black Caps and Afghanistan are still waiting to get their one off test match underway in India, after two days of ground delays. The match was already controversial with some saying New Zealand… Read more Audio

Just one person at the National Emergency Management Agency is working on short-term fixes to the big gaps in the disaster coordination system. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

A union delegate at Winstone Pulp International says the news to close the mills has left an entire community devastated. Jude Sinai, who has worked at the Karioi pulp mill for 20 years, spoke to… Read more Audio

Two Central Island towns are in distress today after the closure of their respective mills. Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

All Whites striker Chris Wood believes New Zealand can be competitive against top-20 sides if his team mates show up with the right attitude. Audio

The cost of catching public transport in Wellington is likely to go up on the back of news the Greater Wellington Regional Council is facing a $143 million shortfall in government funding for bus… Read more Audio

Every generation has the debate as to whether they are better off than their parents, but the concerning thing is that some people say that the answer now is no. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds… Read more Audio

It is debate day in the US and Vice President Kamala Harris is preparing to face off against former President Donald Trump as they make their pitch to voters. Political Analyst and Democratic Party… Read more Audio

On Tuesday we brought you the shocking story of a patient dying in the waiting room of Rotorua's Emergency Department after waiting three hours to be seen. This happened just two weeks after ED staff… Read more Audio

Morning Report has been told the engine that caught fire on an Air New Zealand flight into Wellington was brand new, and had only flown three times. Savage from ETU spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation will need to cover a near $1 billion hole in revenue it collects from levies, with consultation beginning today on new rates. Ben Strang spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

Two-hundred-and-thirty mill workers are now job hunting as Winstone Pulp International has decided to shut its two central North Island sites in less than a month. Regional development minister Shane… Read more Audio