Morning Report

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The workforce management software company, GeoOp, says it's seen significant growth in customer numbers. Audio

Turning to the markets...Wall Street is up in choppy trading with investors seeing little long-term economic impact from the attacks in Paris.. Audio

The three economic agreements between the New Zealand and Vietnamese signed during the Prime MInister's short visit there over the weekend is being seen as bolstering the trade opportunities for New… Read more Audio

Demand for quality beef in China is forcing the country to look abroad. Audio

The car industry finance company, MTF, says its full year profit is up 13 percent, but is expecting only modest growth in the current year because of a slowdown in demand for car loans. Audio

Fonterra says the 10 percent improvement in its full year earnings forecast is conservatively based, and reflects some 340 million dollars a year of savings from a recent cost-cutting exercise that… Read more Audio

The animal and healthcare products company, Ebos Group, says it's eyeing further businesses to give it growth. Audio

An economist says it's likely the economy is in for another soft patch heading to the end of the year. Audio

Police documents obtained by RNZ reveal officers have used pepper spray against children, including a boy aged just six. Audio

Australia's immigration minister, Peter Dutton, is vowing to tighten border controls and thoroughly screen prospective refugees from Iraq and Syria in the wake of the attacks in Paris. Audio

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio