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Early Business News for 13 April 2018
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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No uni book burnings, but some may face shredder
13 Apr 2018The University of Auckland says no books will be burned if proposed library closures go ahead but some may face the shredder. A staff member who helped close down the engineering library over a year… Read more Audio
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Top stories for Friday 13 April 2018
13 Apr 2018The family of an Auckland man killed by the police say two officers fired 12 shots, hitting him four times. US President Donald Trump has ordered officials to look at whether the United States might… Read more Audio
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Federated Farmers continues GM-free stoush in Hawke's Bay
12 Apr 2018Federated Farmers is preparing to challenge yet another local authority over it's GM-free status, despite a string of failed court battles over the issue. Hastings District Council was the first local… Read more Audio
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NCEA pass rate improvements may be over
12 Apr 2018The era of steady year-on-year increases in NCEA pass rates may be over. Latest NCEA results show 2017's pass rates are little different to those of 2016 at a national level, although there's been… Read more Audio
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Fears of book burning as Auckland uni closes libraries
12 Apr 2018Staff members at the University of Auckland are worried it will burn thousands of books if it goes ahead with plans to close down it's specialist libraries. A staff member who helped close down the… Read more Audio
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Valerie Adams back to big time today after baby break
12 Apr 2018Dame Valerie Adams makes her long awaited return to top flight competition at the Commonwealth Games today. She's already won the Games shot put gold medal three times, to go with two Olympic titles… Read more Audio
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Killed French student commemorated with rugby game
12 Apr 2018The tragic death of a French exchange student will be commemorated this month when French and New Zealand friends meet for a game of rugby. Seventeen-year-old Peyo Crus died in January 2017 after the… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 12 April 2018
12 Apr 2018A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Number of sewage overflows increases 379 percent
12 Apr 2018The number of times sewage overflowed into the environment jumped a whopping 379 percent last year, as ageing infrastructure struggled to cope with record rains. The finding is in a review by Water… Read more Audio
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Lyttelton Port tensions rise over pay
12 Apr 2018Tensions between the Lyttelton Port Company and the port-workers' union have escalated with almost 200 staff set to be locked out later this month when 11 colleagues go on strike. The 11 workers… Read more Audio
