Morning Report

Dumping of rain leaves roads a mess in the Coromandel. Civil Defence is urging people to delay travel while they clean up the slips. Audio

The UN Security Council has met overnight in New York. The urgent meeting was called by the United States, France and Britian to discuss the deteriorating situation in Syria. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A Tauranga based company is looking for at least 300-thousand dollars to fund the development and marketing of an innovative boat loading mechanism. Audio

The country's biggest listed retailer, The Warehouse, says it expects its recently launched Financial Services business to turn a profit expected in the next financial year. Audio

Retailers have reported a solid start to their new trading year after last week's round of strong earnings reports. Audio

The troubled education provider Intueri Education Group's board has suffered another blow, following a negative audit review by the Australian Skills Quality Authority. Audio

The Corrections Minister will today brief her cabinet colleagues about the blunder which means thousands of prisoners will be released from prison earlier than expected and may receive compensation. Audio

Heavy rain has lashed the Thames Coromandel district, bringing down slips, flooding rivers and cutting off the township of Pauanui. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio