Morning Report

Spark is still trying work out who is behind an attack which crippled the internet connections of hundreds of thousands of its customers over the weekend. Audio

The agency that puts curbs on foreign buyers and the law which promotes the sustainable management of New Zealand's natural resources would be axed if things go ACT's way. Audio

The National Party is set to lay out a plan for potential tax cuts today but it won't be giving exact dollar figures. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

All eyes in local markets this week are on the Reserve Bank's monetary policy statement on Thursday. Audio

KPMG says the market conditions are finally right for the baby boomer generation to sell up their businesses and retire. Audio

One of New Zealand's largest property investment companies is selling 50-million dollars of properties to focus on the development of its Westgate and Johnsonville malls. Audio

Vector says it isn't interested in expanding its network to accommodate a government strategy to build 40-thousand new homes in Auckland. Audio

The Reserve Bank is universally expected to hold interest rates steady at its regular review on Thursday but markets will be keen to see how much the central bank's forecasts have changed. Audio

With less than two weeks till Scotland votes on its independence, the Yes campaign has pulled ahead in the polls. Audio

Bold promises, breweries, baking, working bees and a rogue candidate were all in a days work for the Labour leader. Audio

A Wairapapa sub-tribe wants to study the carvings of an ancient argillite adze found in May at Lake Onoke so it can trace where it's come from. Three north Taranaki hapu plan to occupy two sites in… Read more Audio