Midday Report

New Zealand joins forces with France to combat social media spreading terrorism. Scepticism that Sri Lanka's attacks were revenge for Christchurch. Audio

Research into how to trace fresh produce from farm gate to dinner table is hitting speed bumps, but organisers believe they can produce a workable solution within a couple of years. Audio

Chelsea's push for a top four spot has suffered a setback - as All Whites striker Chris Wood and Burnley have all but ensured they won't be relegated from football's English Premier League. Audio

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

Businesses are being told they need to better understand how digital marketing works to avoid unscrupulous operators offering unrealistic returns on investment. Audio

The dairy giant Fonterra is moving ahead with the next stage of its plan to flick its Tip Top ice-cream business. Audio

Three people are found alive after a helicopter crash. Hundreds of firearms have already been handed in to police under an arms amnesty. Audio

An official government report on the state of New Zealand's environment has produced a gloomy outlook. Audio

Joseph Parker's promoter says the start of June is too soon for the New Zealand heavyweight boxer to jump into a rematch with British world title holder Anthony Joshua. Audio

The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of PGG Wrightson's seeds and grains division to a Danish company. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Mark Fowler from Hobson Wealth Partners. Audio

A capital gains tax is off the table but the government will still need to find a way to encourage long-term savings and investments. Audio