Morning Report

The Government's been told the inquiry into the contamination of Havelock North's drinking water must also review its plans to intensify agriculture throughout the country. Audio

The government is considering a dramatic shift in special education funding from school-aged children to under-5s. They say the money will have a bigger impact if it is spent on younger children. Not… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

An update on the markets. Audio

It's a busy day on the corporate reporting calendar, with a large number of businesses releasing their financial results for the period ended in June, today. Audio

Divine Cakes in Christchurch has had a tough past five years building up again after the 2011 earthquakes. Audio

KiwiSaver investment managers are working to find funds that can offer socially responsible investments. Audio

Tighter lending controls and a more conservative approach by banks is driving a strong demand for non-bank sources of finance. Audio

The leaders of France, Germany and Italy meet to discuss the future of the European Union without Britain. Audio

Havelock North's residents should know this week whether they need to keep boiling their water. The number of campylobacter cases are coming down, but it's possible other organisms are in the water… Read more Audio

The Government is considering a dramatic shift in special education funding from school-aged children to under-5s. That, secondary school principals say, would be a disaster. Audio

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio