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Early Business News for 3 June 2022
A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Manawatū rugby chair on Silver Lake deal
3 Jun 2022New Zealand Rugby's marriage to Silver Lake is complete, after the provincial unions and Maori Rugby board said "I do" yesterday.
The last road block to NZR signing a $200 million deal with the US… Read more Audio
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NZ-England series begins with NZ bowled out for 132
3 Jun 2022New Zealand's test cricketers have made a start to the opening day of their Test series against England at Lords but are fighting back after being bowled out for 132.
At day's end England are BBC… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 3 June 2022
3 Jun 2022The National Party says Victim Support's refusal to release a report into bullying feels like a 'cover up' The Government is trying to allay concerns over growing ties with the United States defence… Read more Audio
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Colin Feral the cat rules Wellington dog shelter
2 Jun 2022We've all heard of working dogs - but what about working cats?
At Wellington's Moa Point Dog Shelter, there's a peculiar four-legged individual who rules the hallway - it's Colin the cat. He's got… Read more Audio
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New Plymouth mayor calls for change to road funding
2 Jun 2022The way roads are funded in New Zealand is broken and must change.
That's the view of New Plymouth mayor Neil Holdom, who says something must be done before the roading networks gets worse.
Jimmy… Read more Audio
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Suggestion private birthing centre could be used if Hutt Valley loses maternity ward
2 Jun 2022The Hutt Valley DHB's having an urgent meeting today about the future of Hutt Hospital's earthquake-prone Heretaunga Building.
It's a something of a last-ditch move before the DHB's decision making… Read more Audio
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Concerns as Kāinga Ora prepares for state housing build in Maraenui
2 Jun 2022Maraenui in Napier, one of the city's poorest suburbs, is in desperate need of new homes.
There is finally a big state house led development of 200 houses in the pipeline.
But as our Hawke's Bay… Read more Audio
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Advocates want changes to Clean Slate scheme
New Zealand has a law allowing some offenders the right not to have to disclose their criminal convictions.
But experts say the system isn't working and some people who deserve to can't put their… Read more Audio
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ERO report finds benefits to children starting school in groups
For many tamariki in New Zealand, it's a rite of passage to strap on their backpacks and take their first steps into a classroom on the day they turn five.
But a new Education Review Office report… Read more Audio
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Too soon to say if climate change behind Kāpiti tornadoes - NIWA
2 Jun 2022A NIWA meterologist says it's too early to say whether climate change can be linked to the tornadoes that smashed through the Kāpiti Coast yesterday.
The tornadoes came just two weeks after a tornado… Read more Audio
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Union accuses FENZ of moving too slow on hose trouble
2 Jun 2022The fire-fighters' union says Fire and Emergency has been far too slow to act over a poor functioning hose.
At a recent fatal house fire in New Plymouth, firefighters searching for people inside the… Read more Audio
