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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's not unreasonable for Ukraine to expect to be at the negotiating table, after its president's public spat with the US leadership. The meeting at...

The competition also saw a few famous faces have a go at popping a manu. Audio

Former Australian bikie Ryan Peake has won the New Zealand Golf Open. Audio

Health care cuts are wreaking havoc on front-line services, according to a union survey released today. Audio

He told Morning Report that as a Ukrainian, he had his own emotions about the exchange - but as a diplomat, he had to look to what was next. Audio

The owner of Auckland's St James hopes to have the historic theatre opened for its 100th birthday. Audio

And they're not the only party with conditions. Audio

Tony Hughes was visiting New World Havelock North when he noticed the fire exit was blocked by trollies. Audio

The industry fears government plans to widen powers will see violence against staff who "don't go to work to do law enforcement". Audio

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says Foreign Minister Winston Peters must have a frank and open conversation with his Chinese counterpart about China's warships in the Tasman Sea. Audio

And the showers are just the beginning of the area's struggles. Audio

Mercury is the most recent company to warn prices will increase. Audio

The Foreign Minister needs to restate the relationship with the Cook Islands during talks with his Chinese counterpart, former prime minister Helen Clark says. Audio

The Prime Minister says it is a "fair assumption" he would have sacked the commerce minister if he didn't quit. Audio

The defence minister says the presence of Chinese warships carrying out live-fire exercises in the Tasman Sea is "unusual", but nothing Kiwis need to be worried about. Audio

A business advocacy group says planned changes to the Overseas Investment Act will bring much-needed capital to the country. Audio

The weed is not in any South Island waterways or Rotorua lakes, but could be after Maadi cup. Audio

Hamilton's Rocket Coffee Roasters has been ranked 62nd on the list. Audio

An economist says he expects to see banks offering more fixed rate mortgage cuts over the couple of weeks following the Reserve Bank's 50 basis point cut to the official cash rate. Audio

The Mexican ambassador appears to have more influence over Winston Peters than the prime minister himself, a Green MP says. Audio

But the Waipareira Trust CEO says there's no evidence of wrong doing and the group is being targeted for being Māori. Audio

The energy crisis has prompted a coalition of energy leaders to develop a series of policy actions to address the sector crisis. Audio

The prime minister says the government would be open to sending peacekeepers to Ukraine if a ceasefire was reached.

Health NZ says a plea from the hospital for patients to seek non-urgent help elsewhere wasn't due to a staffing shortage. Audio

Karel Sabbe completed the 3000km run it in 31 days, 19 hours, and 41 minutes. Audio