Morning Report

Some financial commentators fear China's recent bid to boost economic growth is a sign its government may be shying away from implementing deeper reforms. Audio

Tait Communications says increasingly complex technology is helping to build a new division of its business. Audio

Dorchester Pacific says it isn't lending as much as it expected on motor vehicles because it's choosing not to compete with the more relaxed credit standards of other lenders. Audio

Passenger numbers passing through Auckland International Airport in October rose, as international numbers jumped 6.3 percent. Audio

Tourism Holdings says it has turned the corner on poor profit performance, as its strategy for growth begins to pay off. Audio

Orion Health became a billion dollar company after its share price hit 6-dollars-79, soon after launching on the NZX yesterday. Audio

The Labour Party leader, Andrew Little, says it beggars belief that the Prime Minister would be in contact with the blogger Cameron Slater about a report on the Security Intelligence Service the night… Read more Audio

A trustee building houses for whanau says a home loan aimed at Maori is prescriptive, conservative, and dictatorial; The first case under the Marine and Coastal Area Act Bill which replaced the… Read more Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio

The president of the Principals Federation, Philip Harding, says some schools are breaking the law by offering not to report staff to the Teachers Council if they resign. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio