Morning Report

A union representing shop workers says a plan to let councils decide whether retailers can open on Easter Sunday puts staff in a difficult position. Audio

KiwiRail says it would consider selling off the Wellington Railway Station if there was an opportunity to do so. Audio

Last Friday we ran the story about Te Ao Marama Wensor, who told us her state house in Auckland was so mouldy it was killing her children. Audio

The widely ridiculed Health and Safety Bill returns to Parliament today. Audio

New Zealand, too, wasn't immune from the tumble. The NZX50 was awash with red ink yesterday as stocks were sold off. Damage however was limited compared with reaction on world markets.Mark Lister is… Read more Audio

Jack Mohr is a research director at Wall Street publication The Street. He's been monitoring the global fallout. Audio

Stock markets across the world have fallen sharply as fears of a Chinese economic slowdown continue to haunt investors. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

As mentioned earlier, stock markets have continued to decline as investors keep a wary eye on China. Audio

NIB Holdings New Zealand says it's reversed a decade of decline in the number of policyholders, with growth of 6 percent in the past year. Audio

The telecommunications network company, Chorus, says one in ten people wanting ultra fast broadband are cancelling their order. Audio

Auckland International Airport is expecting its strong growth to continue, despite concern about a slowing global economy and the potential impact of a weaker New Zealand dollar. Audio