Morning Report

Wall Street is up as weak economic data suggests the Federal Reserve may delay raising rates. Audio

A free market think tank says it's time to remove the unfair tax advantages enjoyed by for-profit arms of charity groups. Audio

Shares in Wynyard Group have jumped by 6 percent after the company forecast strong revenue growth. Audio

The fresh food company, Mad Group, will launching its Habitual Fix brand in the United States, and expects to open 30 new franchise stores in five states, beginning with California. Audio

Meanwhile, Kiwi Property's record full-year result is helping to position the company for a major expansion of its flagship Sylvia Park property. Audio

Kiwi Property Group says it's raising capital to repay debt ahead of a potential 200-million-dollar expansion of its flagship Sylvia Park property in Auckland. Audio

It's been reported that Rio Tinto has revived plans to sell some of its aluminium assets, including its smelter in Southland. Audio

Economists say recent changes to tighten up tax and lending rules for property investors are paving the way for interest rate cuts, perhaps as early as next month. Audio

An emergency shelter is on the Budget wishlist for a Hawke's Bay couple who help feed the homeless. Audio

The head of the Security Intelligence Service says the Islamic State's sophisticated use of social media underlines the need for greater digital security. Audio

The Prime Minister has acknowledged the idea of clamping down on property investors came up in a Treasury paper in 2010. Audio

Auckland's Maunga Authority says iwi are making progress in protecting their taonga - the city's tihi - after receiving a large funding boost; A Maori internet working group, Nga Pu Waea, says it will… Read more Audio