Morning Report

The Commerce Commission says lenders have no excuse for failing to comply with tougher cconsumer protection laws that came into effect almost a year ago. Audio

Low interest rates on term deposits are one of the reasons for the surge in popularity of bonds being offering on the New Zealand stock exchange. Audio

The accountancy and analytical firm KPMG says a tax reform bill introduced to parliament this week will make cross border tax payments clearer for companies such as banks. Audio

The Institute of Directors says the risks of cyber crime are rising all the time and the government's move to set up a special unit to tackle the issue is necessary. Audio

The head of the Bank of New Zealand says a low interest rate environment is posing challenges, but there's still plenty of room for profit growth. Audio

Five teenagers are likely to face serious charges after a liquor store burglary led to a police chase across Auckland last night. Audio

One of the most widely used helicopters flown in New Zealand, the Robinson R22, has been in 95 accidents in the past 16 years killing 19 people Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Researchers say Maori cancer patients are made to feel uncomfortable when they use mainstream healthcare because Maori tikanga, or culture, is ignored. Audio

A New Zealander held in a Christmas Island detention centre before being sent home now fears he's about to be shipped back to an Australian prison. Audio