Morning Report

Leaders throughout Maoridom have paid their respects to Sir Graham Latimer, who has died in Kaitaia at the age of 90. Audio

Six democratic primaries are underway in the United States, although the US media has already called the race for Hillary Clinton. Audio

Half of the work to make and fit thousands of tonnes of steel frames for the Sky City Convention Centre has gone to Thailand, despite New Zealand factories being encouraged to gear up for the work. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Wall Street is stronger driven by higher oil prices . Audio

Today we look at a recently launched online recruitment site that is targeting the IT sector. Audio

The small South Island milk processor Synlait Milk doesn't expect much improvement in either global prices or demand but it's been willing to set a slightly optimsitic forecast opening payout. Audio

Smalll and medium sized businesses are being urged to take advantage of free advice and not be panicked into hiring consultants about new health and safety laws. Audio

Half of the work to make and fit 8500 tonnes of steel frames for Auckland's International Convention Centre has gone to Thailand. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

New guidelines opening the way up for thousands of equal pay disputes to be settled directly with an employers, rather than clogging up the courts, are being hailed as a giant leap forward. Audio