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Early Business News for 15 August 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Twenty dead in Papua New Guinea amid election bloodbath
15 Aug 2017After more fighting in Wabag at the weekend, at least twenty people are confirmed to have died in election-related violence since vote counting began last month Papua New Guinea's Enga province. RNZ… Read more Audio
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At least 2000 new social homes a year needed for next decade
15 Aug 2017A new Salvation Army report estimates at least 2000 social houses a year need to be built for the next decade just to keep up with demand. RNZ's Tom Furley reports. Audio
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Morrinsville gunman still on run after failed siege
15 Aug 2017Rollie James Heke remains on the run after a siege of a Morrinsville house last night failed to find him. Police say he's armed and dangerous. RNZ reporter Laura Tupou is in Morrinsville. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 15 August 2017
15 Aug 2017Morrinsville gunman remains on loose after police siege - latest, Australia PM hopes deputy will stay in role after NZ citizenship finding, and Health Minister explains $100m mental health funding Audio
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Dairy intolerance 'very real issue' - researchers
14 Aug 2017Scientists at Auckland University have shown for the first time that intolerance to dairy products is a very real issue. Researcher Amber Milan tells us how the tests were carried out. Read more Audio
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Farming cows indoors trialled in Canterbury
14 Aug 2017Farming cows indoors is being trialled in Canterbury as a way to stop effluent polluting waterways - not everybody is happy about the idea, with some labelling it factory farming. Audio
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Green Party re-launches election campaign with 'Love NZ'
14 Aug 2017"We are still here... we are still the same Green Party with the same values". After a tumltuous week, surrounded by the Green Paty's top 20 list candidates, James Shaw re-launched the party's new… Read more Audio
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New Zealanders have a love-hate relationship with debt - survey
14 Aug 2017A survey has found New Zealanders have a love-hate relationship with debt. Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell joins us. Read more Audio
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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
