Midday Report

The accounting software company, Xero, has made a bigger net loss, despite strong revenue growth. Audio

The commission's findings have pleased the big players - Vodafone and Spark. Audio

Mobile phone operators have escaped the threat of further regulation after the Commerce Commission found the companies are delivering genrally good service to consumers. Audio

A six billion dollar transport plan for the capital is revealed. Ministry of Social Development is accused of illegally prying into beneficiaries' lives. Audio

A group of scientists have gone public, saying water quality data from the Overseer system might not be analysed properly and nitratres could be seeping into the environment without being detected. Audio

The Black Caps new batting coach Peter Fulton says he won't be a 'yes man'. Audio

The health products company, Oceania Natural, has been placed in voluntary administration. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Michael Grace from FNZC. Audio

Investors continue to demonstrate little confidence in the sharemarket despite record growth, according to an ASB survey.  Audio

Jacinda Ardern slams the United States lack of gun control. The police warn the public not to give money to beggars. Audio

The organisation representing Fonterra's 11 thousand farmer shareholders has given the thumbs up to the sale of its ice cream subsidiary, Top Top. Audio

The Central Pulse have secured a home grand-final in the netball Premiership, but a location for the June 2nd match is yet to confirmed. Audio