Morning Report

The first National Party caucus of the year is about to get underway. Audio

Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says he is considering bans. Audio

While some people are still isolated in Northland after flooding, more rain is forecast to hit the region, as well as Auckland and Coromandel. Audio

Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says he is considering bans. Audio

Taine Randell says a "terrible" culture had led to record defeats and regular losses. Audio

A councillor said tourists were clogging composting toilets with rubbish, throwing coins in the spring and parking dangerously on the roadside.

People continue to underestimate the risk for their pets, an SPCA inspector says. Audio

The revenue would be reinvested into local productions. Audio

The minister suggested councils look options they might have at their "fingertips" to generate revenue, such as car parking charges. Audio

The body that oversees safety of vehicles in New Zealand said it will reward higher ratings to cars with physical buttons. Audio

With a $1 million grant, University of Auckland scientists hope to change the lives of hundreds of Kiwis who lose their lives to melanoma cancer each year. Audio

Colonel Sanders has better web security than many digital health providers, an IT expert has claimed, blaming the government for not enforcing standards. Audio

He says issues are caused by poor behaviour and an influx of visitors. Audio

Kai Co aims to give shoppers an alternative to the Woolworths and Foodstuffs duopoly. Audio

Councils are warning locals to get ready as a heatwave looks to blanket parts of the country. Audio

本轮高温是由澳大利亚而来的热浪引起的，未来夜间温度也将逐步升高。

GPs are being inundated with questions from patients about the Manage My Health hack - but they don't have the answers. Audio

The former PM says there is a case for Nicolás Maduro to appear before a criminal court, but the attack wasn't legal. Audio

While the number of deaths is lower than the last two years, police say they will not celebrate until the number is zero. Audio

Air New Zealand says 2.7 million New Zealanders and international visitors will be flying this summer. Audio

It's the second year SkyCity has handed the control over to the kids, who have a front seat view of the tower from their hospital beds. Audio

Participants in the annual Great Honda City Road Trip take a car that's designed for city driving across rivers and on to shingle roads. Audio

The police union's president says officers now face a long process to regain the public's trust. Audio

A judge has ordered a new election to take place for seats an Auckland board over manipulation of voting papers. Audio

However, there is nothing stopping schools continuing to emphasise te Tiriti o Waitangi, the Education Minister says.