Midday Report

Adhering to responsible investing principles is expected to become a mandatory practice for fund managers in future rather than just a nice-to-have for clients. Audio

One of New Zealand's largest forestry companies expects log prices will bounce back, with demand for building materials still strong in the Asia Pacific region. Audio

Tower Insurance is easing the pressure on customers to reveal all information that could affect their claim. Audio

National says farmers will be hardest hit by a plan to subsidise electric vehicles. A major insurer is easing requirements for customers' information. Audio

New Zealand's normally booming log industry is scrambling to deal with a sudden drop in prices, estimated at 15 percent. Audio

The decision over whether Katrina Rore will be going to this week's Netball World Cup in Liverpool will come down to the wire. Audio

With the latest from the markets is Ed Glennie from Hobson Wealth Partners. Audio

The Venture Investment Fund is getting ready to manage and distribute the 300 million dollars voted in this year's budget to support technology companies. Audio

The Utilities Disputes Service says complaints about energy bills continue to stream in although the industry is doing better at dealing with customer concerns. Audio

Refining New Zealand is considering building a solar farm next to its Marsden Point refinery to reduce its emissions and cut power costs. Audio

To yesterday's approval of the sale of Westland Milk Products, and RNZ understands it could have saved the Government a lot of money. That is because the possibility of a state bailout of Westland had… Read more Audio