Morning Report

When he qualified for the last eight at the French Tennis Open, Marco Cecchinato said it was the happiest day of his life. He might want to re-assess, after downing 12-times major winner Novak… Read more Audio

Govt. oil and gas decision a lose-lose says industry. CBL insurance look to restructure. Housing NZ bonds snapped up. Plus a live market report. Audio

Budget advisers want the government to look at limits on the total cost of borrowing, to stop people ending up trapped in a cycle of debt. Andrew Mitchell is a financial adviser with the Salvation… Read more Audio

The Government is urging farmers to protect the quality of rivers voluntarily.

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An early morning look at the key business stories, and overnight action on global markets

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The head of Awataha Marae in Auckland is stunned a former employee may have to leave the country after a decision by Immigration New Zealand that some are labelling anti-Maori. Anthony Wilson says… Read more Audio

The first funerals have taken place in Guatemala for people killed by the violent eruption of the Fuego volcano. The death toll is rising. Atl least 69 people are dead and many more are still missing… Read more Audio

Former tennis world no.1 Novak Djokovic has been knocked of the French Open in the quarter-finals by world no.72 Italian Marco Cecchinato. Audio

The boss of Housing New Zealand apologises to tenants needlessly evicted because of its flawed meth testing, Employers are bristling at plans to shake-up industrial relations - they warn of a return… Read more Audio

It may sound like science fiction, but a group of young New Zealand innovators have come up with the idea to use virtual reality to save space agencies millions of dollars in repair costs. Team Marama… Read more Audio

Some English language schools in the the South Island are struggling to find qualified teachers for new refugees. New Zealand is set to increase its annual refugee quota from 750 to 1000 in July, the… Read more Audio