Morning Report

New data shows Property flippers are back and are active in the market at a level not seen since before the GFC. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

Many schools are at logger-heads with the Education Ministry over whether induction days for new students count as an official school day. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports. Audio

Sewage seeping from Wellington's Moa Point wastewater treatment plant could affect seaside residents for months. Jamie McCaskill from the Wellington Boardriders spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

A Kiwi start-up has created software to assess risks from hazards, like climate change, and help businesses and communities adapt and build resilience. Urban Intelligence Chief executive Mitchell… Read more Audio

Jigsaw puzzle racing returned to the Masters Games in Dunedin, with competitors racing the clock to complete a 500-piece puzzle. Individuals have up to six hours to finish, as focus and patience are… Read more Audio

The prime minister and other MPs are bracing for this morning's powhiri on the Treaty Grounds - along with the passion and protest it tends to promise. Acting political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to… Read more Audio

North Island beekeepers are expecting a lighter and later honey harvest after struggling to get access to their hives mid-harvest. Last month's storms caused numerous road closures, stranding hives… Read more Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team. Audio

Well, there's growing concern we're seeing fewer Monarch butterflies in our gardens - and it's hoped a nationwide data collection project will identify how they and other butterflies are faring… Read more Audio

This week we've been covering the cost of school uniforms and the added financial pressure that's putting on families. Katheren Leitner is the chief executive of Te Hononga Akoranga COMET, a… Read more Audio

Clinicians are warning an ADHD diagnosis might have unexpected side effects, with research linking it to poor behaviour and grades in adolescents. Health correspondent Kate Green reports. Audio