Morning Report

Wall Street finished last week up, while Brent crude is at 60.22 US dollars a barrel. Audio

Across the Tasman, and Japan has pounced on Australia's biggest logistics company in a multi-billion dollar deal. Audio

Turning to this week's business agenda. Audio

Auckland International Airport says its property development business is going from strength to strength. Audio

Contact Energy says it has between two and three years of running its two gas powered stations in Otahuhu and Taranaki at its current rate of usage before it will nead to spend significantly on… Read more Audio

The energy network firm, Vector, is focusing on expanding its metering business in Australia. Audio

Refining New Zealand says chances are good the price of oil should stay between 50 and 70 US dollars a barrel for the next year or so. Audio

New Zealand's largest bank, ANZ, has been the stand-out winner in the mortgage market during the December quarter. Audio

The Ministry for Primary Industries says it can't rule out the possibility of more fruit fly larvae in Auckland, after the discovery of a young female over the weekend. Audio

The Government will decide today whether New Zealand will contribute to the fight against Islamic State in Iraq. Audio

Plans are underway to reduce the number of complaints about the way kapa haka teams are judged at the world's biggest Maori festival; A Te Reo campaigner says every new charter school should be forced… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio