Midday Report for Tuesday 2 September 2014

12:34 PM.News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio

12:26 PM.Shotputter Tom Walsh beats a world class field in Zagreb. Audio

12:24 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Campbell Johnstone at Macquarie Private Wealth. Audio

12:21 PM.The Supreme Court has granted the Fire Service an appeal over a long-running legal row with the Insurance Brokers Association. Audio

12:20 PM.The TradeMe founder, Sam Morgan, clearly won't be putting his hand up for shares in A-P-N News & Media's New Zealand assets. Audio

12:19 PM.New Zealand's largest privately-owned transport company has begun installing ERoad's management system, across its entire fleet of more than16-hundred trucks. Audio

12:17 PM.Lyttelton Port's board is unanimous in recommending shareholders accept a 3-dollars-95 per share takeover offer from the major shareholder, the Christchurch City Council. Audio

12:00 PM.Russell John Tully appears in court and Paula Bennett holds an emotional meeting with work and income colleagues of the two killed women. Audio