Morning Report

The New Zealand government has upgraded it's travel warning to Belguim, but there has been no indication yet that any New Zealanders have been caught up in the attacks. Audio

New Zealand is through to the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 cricket tournament in India. With sports reporter Joe Porter. Audio

Joining us from Brussels again for the latest update is VRT journalist Lukas De Vos. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A senior fellow at a London-based think tank says New Zealand farmers could face increased competition from Europe and Britain, if the United Kingdom votes to exit the European Union. Audio

Safe-haven gold and government bonds in demand after the attacks in Brussels; Wall Street fairly flat today. Audio

The listed outdoor clothing retailer, Kathmandu, says it is aiming to build up its international presence, but says overseas is a tough market to crack. Audio

An economic forecaster says the Reserve Bank is close to impotent in trying to bolster a slowing economy, and it's time the Government started pulling its weight. Audio

Ratings agency Standard and Poor's says there's little or no chance of any upgrade in New Zealand's sovereign debt rating any time soon. Audio

Market analysts are picking some much-needed positive news in Fonterra's half-year results out in a couple of hours. Dairy farmer Neil Bateup is the chairman of the Waikato, Hauraki, Coronandel rural… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio