Midday Report

The first members of the Silver Ferns Netball World Cup winning squad will arrive home early tomorrow morning. Audio

The receivers of Ebert Construction have gathered another half-a-million-dollars to distribute to subcontractors, through goods and services tax the company was owed. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Belinda Stanley from Craigs Investment Partners. Audio

The pay TV operator, Sky Network Television, has moved to liquidate a business that it sued last year. Audio

Dissatisfied workers are also less satisfied with their life and have poorer health, in line with the outcomes for unemployed people. Audio

The Financial Markets Authority plans to increase its scrutiny of the conduct and culture of financial services firms and listed companies over the next year. Audio

The Electricity Authority has revived a proposal to revamp the costs of distributing power around the country, which it says will save the country billions of dollars.. Audio

Police are attempting to remove protestors occupying land at Ihumātao in Auckland. Cabinet ministers will not re-consider Kiwibuild until the end of next month. Audio

Farming sectors are nervously eyeing Government plans, which could make them pay more to guard against bugs and diseases from abroad. Audio

The Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua admits she's unsure what her future holds after guiding New Zealand to a shock Netball World Cup final win over Australia. Audio

The national power grid operator Transpower is warning its revenue may be hit by as much as 110-million dollars over the next five years because of proposed Commerce Commission controls on what it can… Read more Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Melika King from Craigs Investment Partners. Audio