Morning Report

While others are switching to renewables, we're "going down the 1980s path", David Keat says. Audio

The Commerce Commission is putting fuel companies on notice if they hike prices too high at the pump. Audio

Air New Zealand is cancelling 1100 flights throughout the country over the next two months. Audio

The airline is set to cancel around 1100 flights over fuel supply concerns, affecting the travel plans of thousands. Audio

纽航国内、国际航班机票价格均有上涨，其他航司也确认上调票价。

NZEI, the primary teachers union, filed urgent legal action after the government announced it was offering pay rises to non-unionised teachers. Audio

Just over half of the eligible population had the Covid-19 booster, with experts keen to see it given alongside the annual flu vaccine. Audio

Max Brough says his city has spent millions on its airport and it's unacceptable the airline may cut back on services. Audio

"It will end up with a city which looks like a city, not the world's largest suburb," Wayne Brown says. Audio

新西兰超八成能源进口不经过霍尔木兹海峡，现阶段没有供应紧缺问题。

Petrol stations were busy on the weekend, as the price of Brent Crude hit US$100 a barrel. Audio

专家表示，随着公众对新冠的警惕性降低，并且人们体内抗体数量的下降，新冠风险仍然巨大。

The prime minister says he did not ask any of his ministers over the weekend if he had their support. Audio

They partnered with 'Round the Bays' in Auckland on Sunday, announcing that more recruit wings were coming to the city. Audio

The latest figures show 50 hospitalisations with the virus in the past week. Audio

A leading member of the government's inquiry into social media harm says it's important that New Zealand should look at what is working overseas when addressing social media harm. Audio

Oil costs are contributing to "off the charts" freight prices and it is only a matter of time before it flows on to consumers. Audio

Finn Allen has developed a calmness about his role that's paying dividends at the T20 World Cup, the team's batting coach says. Audio

Barbara Edmonds told Morning Report decisions made by the US were increasingly unilateral, while Willis has pointed to "our distance from this conflict and our lack of involvement in it". Audio

Thousands of stranded Kiwis in the Middle East add up to a "difficult" situation for the government, the Foreign Affairs Minister says. Audio

The prime minister said it would be up to the US and Israel to explain the legal basis for their attacks. Audio

Advocates are calling for change after the latest data on material hardship showed the statistics had not changed compared to the year prior.

The Independent's Simon Calder says the impact is causing consternation, upset, and expense as reality hits home. Audio

Apartment developer Ockham, says the council's Plan Change 120 would not meaningfully increase housing supply or affordability. Audio

The idea has been floated by Transport Minister Chris Bishop, along with others including allowing E-scooters in cycle lanes and requiring drivers to leave at least a one metre gap when passing… Audio