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Markets Update for 27 October 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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NZ population to keep heading for Auckland
27 Oct 2017Immigration experts estimate Auckland is on its way to being the home to at least 40-percent of New Zealanders. It follows official figures that more than three quarters of the population live in the… Read more Audio
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Massive factory fire in Penrose disrupts trains
27 Oct 2017A massive fire in a factory in the Auckland suburb of Penrose overnight has disrupted trains this morning. Firefighters battled the blaze at a concrete-manufacturing facility on Great South Rd for… Read more Video, Audio
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First home-buyers at highest level in 10 years
27 Oct 2017The proportion of people buying their first home is at its highest level in 10 years. That's according to a new report by property market analysts, CoreLogic. It also says there's a weakness in… Read more Audio
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People favour fuel levy over other charges - Phil Goff
27 Oct 2017Incoming Transport minister Phil Twyford has told Morning Report a charge of 10 cents per litre of fuel in Auckland would help fund the coalition's plan to build a $15 billion transport project over… Read more Audio
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Co-housing gaining popularity across New Zealand
27 Oct 2017With home ownership out of reach for many people, an alternative style of living is gaining hold in many parts of the country. Co-housing involves family homes being built in clusters of up to 35… Read more Audio
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Poroti springs owners lose patience in water battle
27 Oct 2017The Maori owners of Poroti springs near Whangarei have run out patience in the battle for control of their water. They've announced plans to dam the springs to restore water levels and boost eel… Read more Audio
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DoC 'disgusted' by anti-1080 activist stunt
27 Oct 2017The Department of Conservation is 'disgusted' by what it's describing as an anti-1080 protest in the Taranaki region. DoC alleges activists illegally released 50 sika deer into North Taranaki… Read more Audio
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Disabled Fijian's deportation on hold - Immigration Minister
27 Oct 2017An intellectually disabled Fijian man Sagar Narayan who was due to be deported today will be allowed to stay - for the time being at least. New Immigration Minister Iain Lees Galloway confirmed last… Read more Audio
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Child poverty fix not quick but doable
27 Oct 2017The Children's Commissioner and community groups say they're excited to see how the new government plans to reduce child poverty - but question how quickly it can be done. During the election campaign… Read more Audio
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Chaotic Kiwis determined to prove critics wrong
27 Oct 2017New Zealand Rugby League have been a punching bag for critics over the past six months but the Kiwis are aiming to prove them wrong at the Rugby League World Cup starting here this weekend. The world… Read more Audio
