Midday Report

The organisation representing the world's airlines is trying to quell a rising "flight shame" movement driven by environmental activists. Audio

Job seekers over the age of 45 are being put off their search after coming up against ageist attitudes from prospective employers. Audio

The country's main retail banks seem reluctant to follow the Bank of New Zealand's promise to keep all of its regional branches open through to 2022. Audio

The High Court considers today whether to extradite Kim Dotcom back to the United States. New Zealanders are being told they've been under-paying for their insurance. Audio

Changes to the rules governing Fonterra will have only a marginal affect on the company, according to a man who has analysed the dairy gaint for years. Audio

The power company, Mercury, is planning to offer up to 300-million dollars in bonds to New Zealand retail and institutional investors. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin of FNZC. Audio

The economy looks set to post better than expected growth on the back of a strong lift in building activity in the past quarter. Audio

Businesses are being urged to give serious thought to how they tackle the issue of staff showing up to work hungover. Audio

A lack of interest, ignorance, or indifference may be costing Kiwisaver investors tens of thousands of dollars in future savings, according to the Financial Markets Authority. Audio

The Automobile Association is promising its 2-and-a-half-million Smartfuel cardholders that they won't go without fuel discounts when its partnership with Caltex ends in August. Audio