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20 of 1,523 episodesMorning Report Essentials for Friday July 31
Helen Clark discusses Peters' comments to Lawrence Xu-Nan; Community Board rep: Council mergers put local voice at risk; Samuel "Q" Belk dis...
Latest news from Australia
We crossed the Tasman to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Richard Willingham from ABC in Victoria.
Chrome Horsepower Festival organiser, Azhar Bhamji
It's a motorhead's paradise in the Waikato this weekend as thousands of enthusiasts from different vehicle scenes attend the Chrome Horsepow...
David Liti speaks to Morning Report following gold medal
Leonard Powell spoke to Weightlifter David Liti at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Market update
The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team.
Susan Edmunds on the Australia migration trend
Thousands of us have headed across the Tasman in recent years, looking for better job opportunities or less cost-of-living pressure. But eco...
Weekly Sports Panel: Dana Johannsen and Lima Sopoaga
RNZ Sports Editor Dana Johannsen and All Black and Manu Samoa player, Lima Sopoaga join Morning Report for this week's sports panel.
Helen Clark discusses Peters’ comments to Lawrence Xu-Nan
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has come under fire from government coalition partners, political rivals, and the Chinese ambassador over co...
Food festival showcases rescued ingredients
The month-long food festival Wellington on a Plate opens this weekend, with a smorgasbord of nearly 100 events and more than 240 burgers on...
Franklin councillor discusses opening of two new train stations
Two brand new train stations will be opening in Auckland on Sunday. Auckland Transport says the Drury and Paerata stations will put South Au...
Leonard Powell live from Commonwealth Games
Leonard Powell spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss live from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Sports update
An early morning sports news update.
Market update
The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team.
Matthew Cutler discusses need for warmer rentals
Housing advocates are calling for changes to rental standards as students suffer through cold Dunedin winters, in some cases it's warmer out...
Chinese embassy raises concerns over Peters comments
There's been condemnation across the House after Winston Peters told Green Party MP Lawrence Xu-Nan to go back to his own country. The Chine...
Samuel Q Belk discusses planned Arrowtown development
A plan to fast-track the consenting and building of more than 1200 homes near Arrowtown is drawing strong opposition from locals. Queenstown...
Tom Phillips’ former partner speaks to Mihingarangi Forbes
For some, the Tom Phillips saga ended on the day he was shot dead by police on a lonely country road. But Cat Christey, whose children were...
Business news
An early morning update from RNZ's business team.
Regulation ministry urges government to legalise plug-in solar
The Ministry for Regulation has recommended legalising plug-in solar and allowing accredited installers to sign off on an installation witho...