Morning Report

Consumer NZ is urging shoppers to approach the flood of Black Friday discounts with a healthy dose of scepticism, warning that some "bargains" may not be as good as they seem. Audio

But it says there are many questions about the implementation of the government's new legislation that need to be answered. Audio

Mark Mitchell says a protocol was put in place by the Commissioner's office so the Minister didn't see the emails. Audio

The NZ First leader has savaged National's suggestion, saying it has failed to fix the economy and is now trying to balance the books. Audio

The Cook Islands government says it remains committed to free association with New Zealand despite recent disagreements and trust issues between the two governments. Audio

The government has announced a plan to tackle meth harm. Audio

Te Kāhu Pokere will be sharing stories and solutions to the climate crisis with indigenous peoples at COP30. Audio

But the prime minister has ruled out asset sales this term. Audio

A number of women have reported problems with the oestrogen patches not adhering or working properly. Audio

Since Wegovy was introduced into New Zealand, 18,178 people had been dispensed at least one month's supply.

Central government and Auckland Council are considering how they can move homeless people out of the CBD ahead of summer. Audio

The government is looking at the Australian model and other bans with a view to introducing legislation before next year's election, Christopher Luxon says. Audio

有关负责人表示，旅客的大型宠物仍然可以托运，但需要请专门的宠物承运公司处理。

The finance minister says New Zealand is at risk of missing out on film productions as international competition intensifies. Audio

The changes have been made due to a growing list of injuries to staff while trying to load large crates into smaller aircraft holds. Audio

People living on the streets of Auckland's CBD are urging the government to continue putting money into housing. Audio

Medications like Wegovey cost hundreds of dollars a month which is a significant barrier for many patients, a doctor says. Audio

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