Morning Report

The Finance Minister Bill English has all but ruled out tax cuts in 2017. Audio

The Police Minister Judith Collins says New Zealand will consider a public register of foreign owners of property and trusts. Audio

New Zealand has made a number of commitments at the Anti-Corruption Summit in London saying we will help combat global bribery and corruption Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The listed wine company, Delegat Group, has had a bumper harvest. Audio

Wall Street is mixed today, Apple shares have fallen to a two year low with investors wary of future iPhone sales. Audio

Aviation experts in Auckland have been told of new ways to make commercial flights slightly quicker and more efficient. Audio

The slump in dairy prices and a more subdued agricultural sector are likely to have been a drag on first quarter economic growth despite a relatively strong report card for manufacturing. Audio

The accounting software company, Xero, says it will fund its growth from existing cashflow and not tap the market for money, as it strives to move to breaking-even. Audio

The fuel retailer, Z Energy, is forecasting flat earnings for 2017, after a big rise in the year just ended. Audio

Queenstown Council meets today to find ways to hold on to its ability to issue building consents. Audio

The High Court has ordered the cloud storage website Mega to hand over the personal information of users suspected of hacking Kazakhstan's government computer system. Audio