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A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio

After four days of negotiation the European Union has finalised its economic response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The massive recovery package will funnel support to member countries hardest hit.

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New Zealand Rugby is loathe to ban transgender athletes from the women's game despite World Rugby investigating a move to do so.

World Rugby is carrying out a review of its transgender guidelines… Read more Audio

A government-funded programme promoting tourism as a career option is going ahead even though the sector is expecting a hundred thousand job losses this year.

The Go with Tourism campaign which is… Read more Audio

New Zealand Rugby is loathe to ban transgender athletes from the women's game despite World Rugby investigating a move to do so. Read more Audio

Auckland's notoriously packed motorways are flowing a little freer because more people are opting to work from home in the city after the Covid-19 lockdown.

Traffic in the most of the country's major… Read more Audio

Winston Peters confirmed that two political operatives that led the Brexit campaign in the UK are working on the New Zealand First election campaign on Monday.

Peters told Morning Report a contract… Read more Audio

Up to 750 jobs are set to go from the Warehouse.

The retailer confirmed the cuts yesterday, after the chief executive previously flagged that up to 1000 jobs could be lost across The Warehouse Group.

The Prime Minister says the government has not made a final decision on whether to charge returning New Zealanders for their quarantine stay, with Jacinda Ardern clear any payment scheme cannot… Read more Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio