Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Standard and Poor's has left the ratings on the four major Australian banks unchanged despite increased economic risks in New Zealand's financial system. Audio

In this week's business agenda... Audio

To Australia now, and the country's major banks are raising billions of dollars in new capital to meet stricter regulatory requirements. Audio

Foreigners are continuing to invest heavily in New Zealand, and it's not just in dairy and land. Audio

The Shareholders' Association says there's no doubt directors carry a larger workload than they did in the past, but that doesn't mean there should be an across-the-board increase in the fees they're… Read more Audio

The global credit rating agency, Standard and Poor's, has cut one part of the credit rating of the country's four largest banks due to increased risks from the persistent strength of Auckland's… Read more Audio

A survey of company directors has found only half of respondents felt they were fairly compensated for their work and level of responsiblity they take on. Audio

The acting Labour leader Annette King is accusing the trade minister of arrogance over his comments about opponents of the Trans Pacific Partnership. Audio

A new report on foreign direct investment in New Zealand shows that China was not the dominant investor in the past two years - it was Canada. Audio

A Māori trust says Top Energy's bid to use land that is part of their Waitangi Tribunal claim is hugely offensive; The Labour MP Kelvin Davis says many Māori feel disenfranchised and believe the… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio