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Markets Update for 30 August 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Poverty, homelessness main issues in Tāmaki Makaurau
30 Aug 2017Candidates in Auckland's Tāmaki Makaurau electorate are getting a clear message from voters they are looking for someone who can solve housing, homelessness and poverty come election day. Read more Audio
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Oil spill worse than Rena risked in Northland shipwreck
30 Aug 2017Divers, conservationists and salvage experts are renewing calls to do something about Niagra, the luxury ocean liner sunk off the coast of Northland 76 years ago. It risks an oil spill four times… Read more Audio
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Stronger anti-whaling stance needed from NZ - Sea Shepherd
30 Aug 2017The anti-whaling group the Sea Shepherd Society says it won't be chasing Japanese whalers around the Southern Ocean this season - and New Zealand is partly to blame. Audio
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Policy treats, super sagas - election turmoil continues
30 Aug 2017The election campaign's contest of ideas and policy is at risk of being overshadowed by political intrigue. Fresh twists in the Winston Peters superannuation affair and Prime Minister Bill English's… Read more Audio
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National leaving NZ infrastructure in deficit - Grant Robertston
National is criticising Labour for its spending promises, saying it will double New Zealand's debt. But Labour's finance spokesperson Grant Robertson says the National government has not left the… Read more Audio
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N Korea a reason to keep debt down - Steven Joyce
Steven Joyce says Labour's fiscal policy would dump National's planned tax cuts, increase spending and almost double the debt. He tells Morning Report with global uncertainties like North Korea and… Read more Audio
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Deadly Bangladesh floods: 'The kids started screaming 'snake''
30 Aug 2017Rescue workers are scrambling to provide as much aid as possible to millions of people stranded by the worst floods in South Asia for years. The United Nations says in all, 41 million people have been… Read more Audio
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'Significant consequences' for all if US responds to N Korea
30 Aug 2017The United Nations Security Council is holding an emergency session after North Korea's latest missile launch. Shea Cotton is a senior research associate with the Middlebury Institute of International… Read more Audio
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Ruataniwha dam plan near death as council pulls support
30 Aug 2017As Hawke's Bay Regional Council expects to pulls its support for the Ruataniwha Dam project this morning, the controversial scheme is all but dead in the water. Local farmers now say they doubt it… Read more Audio
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Petrol companies 'cynically' raising prices - AA
30 Aug 2017The Automobile Association says petrol companies are harming their public image by raising prices while attention is elsewhere. AA pricing analyst Mark Stockdale joins us. Audio
