Midday Report for Friday 28 June 2019

12:34 PM.Federated Farmers is warning people not to take the rise in dairy sector emissions out of context. Audio

12:26 PM.The Commerce Commision is taking a Wellington finance company to court, accusing it of charging borrowers unreasonable fees for the past 6 years. Audio

12:26 PM.Warren Gatland will coach the Chiefs next Super Rugby season. Gatland, who is currently coaching Wales through to the end of the World Cup 2019, has inked a four-year deal, but will take a break to… Read more Audio

12:23 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin of Jarden Securities. Audio

12:21 PM.Company directors are being warned to make sure their insurance coverage lines up with the heightened risks they face from tougher regulations. Audio

12:20 PM.Napier Port staff are being offered interest-free loans to buy shares in the company's planned partial float. Audio

12:18 PM.Consumer confidence has improved marginally as people say they are better off financially off now and more optimistic about how they will be in a year's time. Audio

12:17 PM.Fonterra has sold its stake in the German nutrition maker Foodspring for a 64-million-dollars gain. Audio

12:00 PM.At least 17 years jail for the man who decapitated a Petone pensioner. An Auckland company's fined more than three hundred and seventy thousand dollars for adulterating honey. Audio