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Markets Update for 14 August 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Peter Dunne trailing in long-held Ohariu seat
14 Aug 2017United Future leader Peter Dunne admits he's got some work to do to retain the Ohariu electorate. Labour candidate Greg O'Connor told Guyon Espiner the latest poll reflects what he's hearing in the… Read more Audio
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New plans for chocolate company in Dunedin
14 Aug 2017Jim O'Malley unveilled his plans for a new publicly-owned chocolate company in Dunedin. He says when the lights go out at Cadbury on March 31, he wants the new company to hit the ground running. Audio
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National's boot camp plan - keeping kids from prison or ambulance at bottom of cliff?
14 Aug 2017Critics say a National Party plan to send hardened youth criminals to an army bootcamp is aimed at winning votes but will never work. Canterbury University criminologist Jarrod Gilbert and the Morgan… Read more Audio
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Culture of army best for youth offenders - Prime Minister
14 Aug 2017Prime Minister Bill English says National's boot camp plan for youth offenders is not the same as past training programmes. He told Morning Report the targeted youth will be going to prison, so a camp… Read more Audio
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Trump criticised for response to white supremacists
14 Aug 2017Donald Trump's response to the far-right rally in Charlottesville was to condemn hate "on many sides," but he failed to directly criticise white supremacy. University of Virginia Center for Politics'… Read more Audio
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Kaikohe opens new youth centre after spates of crime
14 Aug 2017Kaikohe will open a new youth centre in an attempt to keep the Northland town's teenagers out of trouble. Te Kotahitanga e Mahi Kaha Trust chair Aroha Tahere joins us. Read more Audio
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NZ govt accused of being complicit in Australian uni fees hike
Sydney-based lawyer and human rights advocate David Faulkner tells us the New Zealand Government is complicit in the law change forcing New Zealand students at Australian universities to pay triple… Read more Audio
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Māori Party pitches to be 'kingmakers'
14 Aug 2017The Māori Party launched their campaign at Manurewa Marae on Sunday - the strategy remains the same - focus on the centre and pitch themselves as an independent voice, available to influence either… Read more Audio
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NZ Post refuses calls to stop daily recordings
14 Aug 2017New Zealand Post is refusing to stop recording daily conversations between posties and members of the public. Acting general manager of operations Matthew Riordan joins us. Audio
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Youth justice group slams govt's boot camp plan
14 Aug 2017Youth justice lobby group Just Speak says the government's proposed year-long military boot camp plan for serious young offenders tells RNZ's Demelza Leslie the Waiouru Army camp will be just another… Read more Audio
