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Markets Update for 24 March 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Labour and Greens sign a fiscal agreement
"Don't worry, we are going to be responsible fiscal managers," Greens co-leader James Shaw is reassuring voters after agreeing to a joint budgeting plan with Labour. The plan includes reducing net… Read more Audio
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Trauma patients to be sent to best hospital for their injury
24 Mar 2017A change to the Government's Major Trauma Policy will see trauma patients taken straight to the hospital best able to treat their injury, rather than their closest hospital, which has been the current… Read more Audio
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Quake data shows some places have moved 6 metres
24 Mar 2017Parts of the northern South Island have moved up to six metres because of November's Kaikoura earthquake. Audio
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Seismic shift in earthquake thinking after Kaikoura tremor
24 Mar 2017The Kaikoura earthquake has changed the way scientists around the world think earthquakes might behave. That's according to GNS Science who have today published a paper on the 7.8 magnitude quake in… Read more Audio
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Adele delights fans at sold-out Auckland show
24 Mar 2017The first of Adele's much anticipated three sold-out shows in Auckland attracted fans from as far away as Hawaii. Reviewer Marty Duda says she put on a crowd-pleasing master class. Audio
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Aurora Australis puts on a show
24 Mar 2017Astronomer Ian Griffin says the first commercial flight for people hoping to see the southern lights, Aurora Australis, was literally a spectacular success. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Katherine Mansfield's remains to stay buried in France
24 Mar 2017A proposal to repatriate Katherine Mansfield's remains to her Wellington birthplace has been scuppered by the refusal of her relatives and the mayor of Avon where she's buried to countenance the move.
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Kaikoura residents worry damaged homes will leave them short
24 Mar 2017Some Kaikoura residents with earthquake damaged homes are worried their insurance policies will leave them short changed. Audio
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Cigarette companies should pay for protection- Akld community
24 Mar 2017Cigarette companies are being told they should pay for security at the country's dairies to protect owners from assaults. It comes after a spate of recent violent robberies on Auckland dairies and… Read more Audio
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Israeli police seek motivation for teenager's bomb threats
24 Mar 2017Israeli police spokesman Mickey Rosenberg talks to Morning Report about the teenager arrested for making bomb threats against Jewish institutions in New Zealand and around the world. Read more Audio
