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Evening Business for 7 December 2016
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Demand increases at Auckland City Mission
7 Dec 2016The queue outside of Auckland's City Mission is getting longer, with people needing help to bring Christmas to their families. Audio
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Gerald Hope has met with man convicted of murdering daughter
7 Dec 2016The father of Olivia Hope, who was murdered alongside her friend Ben Smart, has met with the man convicted of killing his daughter. Audio
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Solid Energy says plans for a re-entry to Pike River are reckless
7 Dec 2016Solid Energy says it is wreckless for uninformed people to claim the Pike River Mine can be safely reopened. It made the comments in a paid advertisement in the New Zealand Herald. Audio
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Kindergartens asking govt to buy their land
7 Dec 2016Two Wellington kindergartens are devastated the university which owns the land they're built on is selling up, saying they'll be forced to shut. Audio
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Youth justice age to be raised to 18
The Children's Commissioner is welcoming the decision to raise the youth justice age to 18, meaning 17 year olds will no longer be dealt with in the adult system. Audio
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Two National MPs want to be deputy PM, ideally under Bill English
7 Dec 2016National MPs Paula Bennett and Simon Bridges have both put their names forward to replace Bill English as Deputy Prime Minister - and both want Mr English as leader. Audio
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John Campbell visits Mt Roskill in wake of weekend's by-election
6 Dec 2016Voter turnout in the Mt Roskill by-election was less than half that of the general election. John Campbell asks why people voted the way they did - or why they didn't at all. Audio
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Parliamentarians urged to show interest in righting historical wrongs
6 Dec 2016A Maori MP is criticising fellow Parliamentarians for being uninterested in addressing historical injustices after very few politicians turned out to listen to treaty settlement bills being read. Audio
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Kaikoura farmers celebrate return of milker trucks in and out of town
Kaikoura dairy farmers are celebrating being able to truck their milk out of the district for the first time since the earthquakes. Video, Audio
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Three MPs in the running for National Party leadership
6 Dec 2016The National Party leadership has turned into a three-horse race following John Key's sudden resignation. Judith Collins, Bill English and Jonathan Coleman are in the running. Chris Bramwell reports.
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Surfers chain up toilet block, tell campers to leave in Taranaki
6 Dec 2016Taranaki surfers are so fed up with freedom campers illegally taking all the parking spots at a local camping spot, they have chained up the toilet and asked tourists to leave. Video, Audio
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