Morning Report

Our business editor, Gyles Beckford, with what's happening in the financial world. Audio

A New Zealand investment manager based in Beijing says China's increasing debt levels are a greater threat to its economy than the latest growth figures. Audio

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For many New Zealanders the sight of a Pohutukawa tree in full bloom signals the start of summer. Audio

The Papua New Guinea police chief has declared 2016 will be the year ill-discipline and police brutality are stamped out. Audio

Rain has been falling in Canterbury for the past few days, but is it enough to dent the worst drought in decades? Audio

The first day of the Australian Open was dominated by media coverage the allegations of matchfixing of previous tournaments. Audio

Financial markets across the globe are on tenterhooks as they await the latest economic data coming out of China. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

As "a job for life" becomes a thing of the past, the Labour Party is promising a radical shift in employment policy. Audio

The pair attacked each other's policies on guns, healthcare and their links with big money. Audio

Donald Trump's take no prisoners approach in his bid to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee may have won him considerable support, but it has also alienated many. Audio