Morning Report

Young Africans say they've been racially profiled, harrassed and in some instances, physically beaten by police. Mohamed Hassan reports. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The New Zealand sharemarket ended on a record high and the Australian 200 index rose more than 1%. Audio

A crown entity in charge of setting standards in financial reporting by companies says there's room to make things clearer. Audio

The year is barely two months old but we've already had several large takeovers announced. Audio

Big companies have wasted no time in going direct to the investing public with bond issues since the start of the year, carrying on last year's momentum. Audio

The ANZ Bank's commodity price index rose for the first time in four months in February. Audio

The value of building work done in the final quarter of last year has hit a 26-year high. ANZ Bank senior economist Mark Smith expects the momentum will continue into this year. Audio

The tourism industry in Fiji is banding together to attract overseas visitors back in the wake of Cyclone Winston, but as Bridget Tunnicliffe reports the industry has already leapt to action. Audio

A former teammate of Martin Crowe says he felt like a mere mortal playing alongside the world-class batsman. John Morrison spoke to RNZ sports editor Stephen Hewson. Audio

Some young Africans say they've been racially profiled, harrassed and in some instances, physically beaten by the police. The accounts are part of a report put out by the Auckland University of… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio