Politics
Watch: Meeting with Māori leaders 'constructive' says Luxon
Government and diplomatic corps representatives are being welcomed onto the Treaty Grounds ahead of Waitangi day.
Labour lambasts coalition over job figures
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson said the figures showed the three party coalition was a "government of despair".
Heavy EV charger hub opens at Lower Hutt landfill
The government, through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA), covered $500,000 of the project.
Iwi chairs prepare to challenge government, ahead of PM's Waitangi visit
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon opted to stay away from Waitangi last year. Audio
Weekly Political Panel
Nicola Willis and Carmel Sepuloni joined Morning Report this morning for the Weekly Political Panel. Audio
Italy questions newly-restored angel painting resembling Prime Minister
Italy's cultural minister Alessandro Giuli has ordered an investigation as to whether the restorer intentionally added Giorgia Meloni's face to the fresco.
Labour and Greens speak together from Waitangi Treaty Grounds
The parties' leaders are appearing together in a show of unity.
The Panel Plus
An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: resident fashion critic Emma Gleason delves into the world of tennis fashion - the… Audio
'I'm exhausted': Henare 'stepping back' from politics for good
Peeni Henare didn't put his name forward to be the party's candidate in the Tāmaki Makaurau seat before the deadline for candidate nominations passed.
'Explore opportunities': US, NZ confirm discussions about minerals deal
Both governments released a joint statement confirming the possibility of expanding cooperation on critical minerals.
Clintons to give evidence about relationship with Epstein
US correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about Bill and Hillary Clinton agreeing to give evidence about their relationship with dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein before Congress, as well as… Audio
Auckland's mayor mocks government's proposal to cap rates
Wayne Brown put on a cap saying 'RATES' in a self-described move to mock the proposal.
Government must be transparent about US minerals deal - Clark
The former PM has weighed in as Christopher Luxon confirms New Zealand is talking to the US, but says no decision has been made. Audio
US and India finalise major trade deal
The latest news from the United States with our correspondent Laura Taglianetti. Audio
Transport Minister on changes to the driver licensing system
The government says it will make it cheaper and easier for young people to get their driver's licence in the first major changes to the driver licensing system in 15 years. Transport Minister Chris… Audio
'Win them back': Hipkins sets sights on Māori seats
It comes as Te Pāti Māori MP's Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris enter a substantive hearing at the Wellington High Court after being expelled. Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 3 February
With a Pharmac advisory panel provisionally recommending funding weight loss drug Wegovy, we spoke with Auckland University Professor of Global Health and Nutrition Boyd Swinburn. Plus, we asked… Audio
Labour leader on India FTA
Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to Ingrid Hipkiss about the party's push to win all the Māori seats Audio
Standardised report cards will help children who change schools - principal
Fulfilling an election campaign promise, the government has unveiled a new approach to report cards for reading, writing and mathematics at Years 0-8. Audio
Opposition parties slam 'secret' government talks with US
New Zealand is in talks about the supply of rare minerals, as Donald Trump seeks to reduce reliance on China. Audio
