Morning Report

Anger at murderer missing after weekend release, TPP faces new rival, NZ stands to gain from wider Pacific free trade agreement, US airstrikes target IS commander, Commemorations in Berlin on 25th… Read more Audio

The Minister for Maori Development says passing the Te Reo Maori Bill is a key priority, and he hopes it will become law before the end of next year; The deadline for submissions from claimants… Read more Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by James Malden at Macquarie Private Wealth. Audio

Veritas Investments is buying a string of gastro-pubs in Auckland and Hamilton for 31 million dollars, in what the company describes a game-changing acquisition. Audio

Diligent Board Member Services lifted third quarter sales 24 percent and raised net profit 25 percent as it continued to add new customers, albeit at a slowing rate. Audio

The Warehouse Group says all its store brands returned solid sales in its first quarter, resulting in a 3.4 percent increase overall. Audio

Spark's chairman says the early signs are that the rebranding of the former Telecom has been successful. Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

Staff working in Television New Zealand's Maori and Pacific Units will find out whether they still have jobs by the month's end. Audio

The High Court has hand-picked two new Maori trustees and four alternative Maori trustees to sit on the Crown Forestry Rental Trust after more than a year of turmoil; The decline in dairy and log… Read more Audio

First World War commemorations have only just begun, but a government agency has already identified war fatigue as a risk. Audio

A Northland freshwater campaigner says cattle are still fouling rivers throughout the region - despite anti-pollution campaigns by Fonterra and local councils. Audio