Morning Report

A Government agency is being investigated for its role in the Saudi sheep scandal. Audio

The prosecution has ended its closing argument in Chris Cairns' perjury trial with a stinging attack on the former cricketer. Audio

Yet another of Prime Minister John Key's Government support parties has let fly at the Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton over the revocation of New Zealanders' visas and their incarceration… Read more Audio

A charity for disadvantaged children has been struck off the Charities Register after the man running it used it to lend tens of millions of dollars to his own property projects. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Market update with Gyles Beckford. Audio

Activity in the manufacturing sector is expected to hold up despite a fall last month. Audio

An economist says New Zealanders have realised the economy is more than just dairy and the picture isn't as gloomy as believed. Audio

The Inland Revenue Department is looking to give the tax system quite a shake up in the way businesses deal with the department on GST and PAYE. Audio

The share price of steel products manufacturer, Steel and Tube fell 8 percent yesterday, after it said weak global steel prices are likely to result in a lower first half profit. Audio

A Government agency is being investigated for its role in the Saudi sheep scandal. Audio

The manager of a charity for disadvantaged children which was struck off says he was naive when he lent tens of millions of dollars to his own property projects. Audio