Morning Report

The board of MediaWorks says it will continue in the direction Mark Weldon set in his 20 months as the chief executive of the company. Audio

A wildfire continues to rage out of control in and around the western Canadian city of Fort McMurray. Audio

New Zealanders with advanced melanoma, Hepatitis C, forms of lung disease, brain tumours, kidney disease and menopause are set to benefit from new publicly funded drugs. Audio

John Kasich, Donald Trump's last remaining challenger for the Republican Party presidential nomination, is expected to pull out of the race this morning. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Shares in IkeGPS, which makes laser measurment devices, rocketed 33 percent yesterday after it said it expects to reach cash breakeven in 2017 on rising sales. Audio

Wall Street is down 0.5 pct or 103 pts to 17645, weak data raises growth worries. Audio

The Wellington port company Centreport is pressing on with plans to dredge the city's harbour as it looks to compete with other secondary ports to get trade. Audio

An economist says the weaker dairy sector may weigh on labour market growth in the months ahead. Audio

A business advisory firm says more education is needed to help investors get the most out of Kiwisaver, but it's pointing to the digital revolution as a way for investors to take more control of their… Read more Audio

The head of Refining New Zealand says lower oil prices and strong demand for cheaper fuel will keep driving revenue and profit growth. It currently provides about two-thirds of the country's petrol. Audio

A melanoma patient, Joy Cole, says she has some big questions she wants answered before she can consider swapping from Keytruda treating to a Pharmac-funded alternative. Audio