Morning Report

Wynyard Group says the company is focused on ramping up its growth as it aims to take a big share of an estimated 8-billion-US dollar global market. Audio

A resource analyst says it's hard to see who'd buy some of Rio Tinto's aluminium assets, including its smelter in Southland. Audio

The Government says about one in six houses in Auckland are sold within two years of being purchased, but it's unknown how many are investment properties. Audio

Producer prices have declined, reflecting lower fuel costs and weaker meat and dairy product prices. Audio

Dairy prices have taken another dive. Audio

Inflation expectations have edged up, but some analysts still expect the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates this year. Audio

The power company, Trustpower, will continue to be the main driver of earnings growth for Infratil, even as the infrastructure and investment company pushes into the aged care sector. Audio

The Government has been accused by lobby groups of back-tracking on its commitment to use tomorrow's Budget to tackle child poverty. Audio

The Human Rights Commission is praising the police for its 'Turning the Tide' strategy which seeks to bring down the over-representation of Maori in the justice system; Indigenous Inuit fur hunters… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio