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Morning Rural News for 6 October 2017
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 6 October 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Edgecumbe locals patrol streets after dark to stop vandals
6 Oct 2017Community volunteers are walking the streets of Edgecumbe each night to keep vandals from damaging the houses left empty after the floods in the Bay of Plenty town. It's been six months since the… Read more Audio
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Spain forces end to Catalan parliament session
6 Oct 2017Spain's high court has suspended a Catalan parliament session in an attempt to block the region's bid for independence. The court ruled that if the region met and declared independence in parliament… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 6 October 2017
6 Oct 2017The wait for the official election results is almost over. The senior doctors' union says it's no surprise the chief executive of the Waikato district health board has quit after an investigation into… Read more Audio
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What does history tell us about NZ First coalitions?
5 Oct 2017The negotiations to decide whether it will be National or Labour who leads the country for the next three years will finally get underway today. Winston Peters has been giving little away - but does… Read more Video, Audio
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Silver Ferns ready for Diamonds backlash
5 Oct 2017The Silver Ferns are expecting an all out assault from the Australian Diamonds in the opening Constellation Cup test in Auckland. The New Zealand team trounced Australia 57-47 in Invercargill last… Read more Audio
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Eden Park commemorates fallen All Blacks in war
5 Oct 2017A dusk ceremony at Auckland's Eden Park last night paid tribute to the All Black's first ever captain and the 491 other New Zealanders who died in the Battle of Broodseinde in Belgium a hundred years… Read more Audio
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Kakano Youth Arts Collective hit hard by theft
5 Oct 2017A West Auckland art programme working with vulnerable youth suffered a setback last week after all their spray can supplies were stolen. Kakano Youth Arts Collective had just created the first in a… Read more Audio
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New wildlife hospital set up in South Island
5 Oct 2017The South Island will soon have its first hospital dedicated to caring for sick or injured native birds. It is being set up at the Otago Polytechnic's School of Veterinary Nursing in partnership with… Read more Audio
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Seafood company provides staff mental health help
5 Oct 2017The country's largest iwi-owned seafood company, Moana New Zealand, has teamed up with Mike King to talk to their 480 full time staff and hundreds of contractors - including fishers and divers - about… Read more Audio
