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Precinct Properites has revised down its full year profit forecast by 1-point-6 pecent. Audio

The managing director, John Williamson, says he'll be leaving Hellaby at the October annual meeting. Audio

The New Zealand dollar has continued to climb amid rising concerns that Greece will default on its debt repayments, while fresh American housing data points to slower-than-expected economic growth in… Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Angus Marks at First NZ Capital. Audio

Demand for labour remains strong, but the pace of growth is slowing. Audio

An economist says international dairy prices could be hitting the bottom of the price cycle. Audio

The manufacturing sector continues to show solid expansion, although it's slowed down a bit from February. Audio

Restaurant Brands' share price has hit a record high after serving up a one of the best financial results in the company's history. Audio

CallPlus says it will continue to offer its customers access to global digital content, despite a cease and desist letter from major networks and telecommunications companies. Audio

Food prices have increased at the fastest pace, in more than three years. Audio

An economic advisor to the Reserve Bank is predicting another financial crisis, because he says the European Central Bank has made a big mistake by printing too much money and cutting interests rates… Audio

Opus International Consultants says its British-based rail business continues to build on the success of its best year ever. Audio

Just Water International says it is looking to expand its business to include healthy-lifestyle goods and services. Audio

Fonterra has officially launched a 250-million dollar bond offer, after floating the idea last week. Audio

Wellington Airport is dismissing claims there's no interest in flying long-haul international airlines into the capital. Audio

The Pateke 4H well has been brought into production and flow testing is underway. Audio

Oceana Gold is considering keeping its Macraes mine in Otago open for another 10 to 12 years, to mine for tungsten and gold. Audio

Most economists think the New Zealand dollar is overvalued, but say that isn't going to stop the currency from achieving parity with the Australian dollar sometime soon. Audio

The accounting software company, MYOB, says it plans to raise up to about 834-million Australian dollars in an initial public offering of shares, across the Tasman. Audio

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