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Otago's Allied Press welcomes 'no merger' decision
4 May 2017The chairman of the Allied Press, which publishes the Otago Daily Times and 14 other South Island papers, Sir Julian Smith, welcomes the Commerce Commission's decision to decline the proposed Fairfax… Read more Audio
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FBI director defends comments on Clinton emails
4 May 2017The FBI Director James Comey says he feels 'mildly nauseous' at the thought he swayed the US election but says his decision to say Hillary Clinton remained under investigation over her emails was the… Read more Audio
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Government scraps target to have fewer criminals re-offending
"It's an outright admission that the government's failed in Corrections, they haven't just shifted the goalposts, they've actually taken the goalposts right off the field." Labour's Kelvin Davis… Read more Audio
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Employers offering cushy benefits to lure in-demand workers
As a strong economy is credited with a fall in the unemployment rate, employers says this is a downside. And that's because they're struggling to recruit. Four day weeks, social outings and weekends… Read more Audio
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'Stop the car, there he is at the house'
4 May 2017Terry Murphy, an Auckland signwriter who was working up on scaffolding, helped the police try to track a suspect after a bank robbery in Glenfield. Read more Audio
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Media campaigner hails merger block as victory for public
4 May 2017Victoria University media studies lecturer and chair of the Campaign for Better Broadcasting Peter Thompson says the Commerce Commission made the right decision. He says the both companies are… Read more Audio
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Regions fear local papers for chop after merger rejected
4 May 2017Local publications send a strong message to their parent companies that they are a vital and essential part of their community, amid fears some may be shut following the Commerce Commission's decision… Read more Audio
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Fears Australia could charge NZers to go to school
4 May 2017As Australia plans to triple or even quadruple university fees for New Zealanders and permanent residents studying across the Tasman, there are worries New Zealanders may have to start paying to send… Read more Audio
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Business News for 4 May 2017
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Brownlee extends olive branch to Israel after spat last year
4 May 2017Gerry Brownlee, the new Foreign Minister spoke to our political editor Jane Patterson about mending New Zealand's relationship with Israel and the United Nations resolution - sponsored by NZ - that… Read more Audio
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Regions fear their papers could fold after merger rejected
4 May 2017Rotorua's mayor Steve Chadwick told our reporter Tom Furley that local newspapers are essential, amid fears they may be shut down, after the Commerce Commission rejected the proposed merger between… Read more Audio
