Morning Report

A man is due to appear in court this morning, in relation to the death of a two-year-old who was shot in Auckland. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

More than 11-thousand new vehicles were sold last month -- the strongest May sales since the Motor Industry Association began keeping records 41 years ago. Audio

Wall Street tracking a touch higher this morning on what has been a fairly quiet week after initial buzz over the possibility of rate hikes in the United States as early as this month.. Audio

A local agri-technology company is on a high after raising four-and-a-half million dollars for product development and research and being named the best AG-Tech start up in a Silicon Valley technology… Read more Audio

Manufacturers say immigration is not the answer to New Zealand's technical skills shortage -- and more needs to be done to encourage children into science and engineering in the future. Audio

The fast food company, Restaurant Brands, sees better days ahead for its burger brand, Carl's Jr, which disappointed with a fall in sales. Audio

The New Zealand Super Fund says investments such as Z Energy aren't easy to find. Audio

An economist says an introduction of debt-to-income-based limits on lending might not have a lasting impact on rampant house prices. Audio

The Green Party has long struggled with their relationship with Labour, but this week they have finally received a formal nod. Audio

The Health Minister says Treasury has tried to block a much-awaited national roll-out of screening for bowel cancer. Audio

A man is due to appear in court this morning, in relation to the death of a two-year-old who was shot in Auckland. Audio