Morning Report

Property for Industry has bought a site in Manukau for just over 18 million dollars. Audio

Wall Street is up after news about Visa's possible entry into the Chinese domestic market. Audio

Oravida is banking on bottled New Zealand water being the next big thing in China. Audio

Baby boomer business owners are more concerned about increasing their leisure time, than making their companies more productive. Audio

Opus International Consultants is closing offices and cutting staff across the Tasman as difficult overseas trading conditions bite in Canada and Australia. Audio

The National Council of Women is disappointed the Prime Minister is downplaying his repeated pulling of an Auckland waitress' hair. Audio

Tūwharetoa is purchasing a large amount of land from the Department of Corrections, in a buy-to-lease deal. The Waitangi Tribunal will have to cut through arguments over when to launch the second… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

Dozens of Auckland teenagers have spent thousands of hours painstakingly recreating a virtual 1915 Gallipoli. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region Audio

The Prime Minister's been accused of abusing his power and embarrassing the nation. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio