Morning Report

The company's information management business is evolving to take advantage of the increasing use of the cloud to store data. Audio

The Rio Olympics is well into its second week and there's a good bet that more than few people have been "too sick to turn up for work" ... if you get our meaning. Audio

Investors were buoyed by the half year result from retirement village operator Summerset sending its shares to a record high. Audio

Competition continues to be tough for the country's electricity retailers. Audio

House-buying confidence has taken a hit, with a sharp drop in the number of people thinking it's a good time to buy a house falling to the lowest level in more than four years. Audio

The Government is seeking wider powers for intelligence agencies to spy on New Zealanders, but leaves room for more debate on how and when they'll be allowed to pry. Audio

Havelock North's being described as a ghost town as bugs in the water leave thousands sick, schools closed and authorities struggling to find out what's gone wrong. Audio

The Black Sticks beat Australia to make it into the semi-finals into the Olympics women's hockey semifinals. Their coach Mark Hager says the team stuck to their game plan - and it worked. Audio

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Auckland Council has finally signed off a blueprint for the city's development for the next two decades. The chief executive of the Property Institute, Ashley Church, is delighted with the outcome. Audio

Thousands of people in Louisiana are homeless and at least 6 people are dead as unprecedented flooding hits the city. The worst of it is now over but we speak to one woman who's was caught up in the… Read more Audio