Marc discusses the All Blacks in South Africa, whether the Warriors lay down their title credentials with win over Panthers, and the Black Ferns squad named.

His multi-sensory installations have been seen all over the world, exploring the scale and power of nature.

Calida discusses Bremworth's partial takeover, Zuru's nappy wars judgment, and the latest at the Financial Markets Authority.

Samantha reports on the impact of major road works in the centre of Nelson with a business closing and rates relief offered, and more.

Registered veterinary specialist and international animal welfare consultant Kat Littlewood discusses aging pets.

Catrine Clay's new book examines the lives of three people deeply affected by what happened in Nazi Germany.

Major Electricity Users' Group spoke to Morning Report after Contact Energy reported a record profit of $423 million dollars. Time again for the weekly interview with the leader of the opposition, Chris Hipkins. Central government is beginning to trawl through proposals for how councils want local government to be reshaped. Researchers are hopeful they are on the cusp of an obesity treatment that might represent a new way to lose weight - targeting the body's fat-storage processes and leaving the appetite untouched. And a proposed Christchurch-based rugby league team - the Southern Orcas - are hoping to enter the Australian NRL in 2029.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

The latest from the USA including Israel rejecting Hamas' disarmament plan and the blocking of President Trump's White House ballroom.

Horners makes about 22 million lollies a year for the airline, which is just part of the wider business.