Midday Report

Uncertainty and division are apparent in the latest decision by the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and more importantly what its future policy might be. Audio

The methodology for assessing climate-change risk in New Zealand has been revealed. John Tamihere says he won't be dictated to by the thought police. Audio

The Government wants aquaculture to be a three billion dollar industry by 2035. Audio

A failed Marlborough building company owes creditors more than 1-point-4 million dollars. Audio

The All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster says the level of respect on and off the field between them and South Africa makes for a special opening match at the Rugby World Cup in Japan. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin at Jarden Securities. Audio

The difference between what the country earns and spends overseas has narrowed slightly. Audio

The union representing bank workers is challenging all banks to follow Westpac's lead and put more women into high paying roles. Audio

Listed property investment company, Goodman Property Trust, is looking to raise up to $175 million through a share issue for future developments. Audio

The outdoor goods and clothing retailer Kathmandu has posted a record full year profit with strong sales, especially for its North American shoe business, Oboz. Audio

Mana whenua want Ihumaatao back. Amazon has announced its television series based on the Lord of the Rings will be shot in New Zealand. Audio