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Morning Report for Monday 22 September 2014
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Top Stories for Monday 22 September 2014
6:00 AM.Key ready to begin talks with Maori, United Future and Act Parties; Radio New Zealand political editor discusses National's resounding win; Labour's 'broad church' has narrowed too far; Business and… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 22 September 2014
6:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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National has best election result since 1951
6:09 AM.Election night victory delivered National an outright majority of seats in Parliament Audio
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Pacific News for 22 September 2014
6:16 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 22 September 2014
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 22 September 2014
6:27 AM.The Mana Party co-vice president, Annette Sykes, wants the Kingitanga to step in and help reconcile the political division within Maoridom; The new MP for the Western Maori seat of Te Tai Hauauru says… Read more Audio
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CTU worries that National's win will erode workers' rights
6:38 AM.The Business and Farming sector have welcomed National's victory on Saturday but the Council of Trade Unions is concerned the National Party's commanding win will further erode workers' rights. Audio
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Fonterra's annual profit is expected to be down half a billion dollars
6:49 AM.Fonterra's financial result for the year ended July 31st will be issued later this week, with profit expected to be about half billion dollars less then it earned the year earlier. Audio
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Fletcher plans to build homes on Auckland quarry
6:51 AM.Fletcher Building wants to turn one of its disused quarries into a housing development for up to 15 hundred homes. Audio
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Goodman plans four developments worth $33.4 million
6:53 AM.The Goodman Property Trust's manager says ongoing demand to rent its properties mean it is planning four new developments worth 33.4 million dollars. Audio
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Alibaba to reap more money from its payment provider's float
6:55 AM.An analyst says Alibaba's debut on the New York Stock Exchange will be followed by a float of its payment provider, Alipay. Audio
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Australia's foreign investment regime is under scrutiny
6:57 AM.Across the Tasman, and Australia's foreign investment regime is under scrutiny amid allegations of Chinese buyers skirting the rules to buy up residential property. Audio
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Investors expected to celebrate the National Party's win
6:58 AM.Investors are expected to celebrate the election result by buying both shares and New Zealand dollars early this week. Audio
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Sports News for 22 September 2014
7:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Key ready to begin talks with Maori, United Future and Act Parties
7:08 AM.New Zealanders have overwhelmingly given National a third term with the party winning its biggest share of the vote since 1951. Audio
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Radio New Zealand political editor discusses National's win
7:18 AM.Guyon Espiner talks to poltical editor Brent Edwards about National's win. Audio
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Labour's 'broad church' has narrowed too far
7:21 AM.National's election night victory is National's best result since 1951 but for Labour it's its worst election result since 1922. Audio
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Business and the farming sector keen for action from the new National-led government
7:26 AM.Farmers are keen to see the Resource Management Act reformed while the Business New Zealand wants labour law reform. Audio
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Mana risked all to avoid remaining 'pure but powerless'
7:31 AM.Perhaps the biggest loser on election night was the newly-formed Internet-Mana alliance. Audio
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Voter turnout goes up but still a million didn't bother
7:42 AM.More New Zealanders voted in this election than last time round but there are still about a million who didn't bother. Audio
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National Party's pollster and right wing blogger David Farrar
7:43 AM.Susie Ferguson talks to David Farrar, the National Party's pollster and right wing blogger. Audio
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National scoops up party in Christchurch, even in hard-hit east
7:48 AM.National easily won the party vote in Christchurch, even in the hardest hit eastern areas. Audio
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John Key is warning his ministers and MPs not to become arrogant in their third term of government.
7:52 AM.The prime minister-elect says he wants his MPs to keep in touch with New Zealanders during National's third term. Audio
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Frank Bainimarama declares victory in Fiji
7:57 AM.Frank Bainimarama has declared victory after Fiji's first general election in more than eight years. Audio
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Sports News for 22 September 2014
8:06 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Cunliffe clashing with senior MPs over direction of party
8:08 AM.The Labour leader, David Cunliffe, is in a fight for his survival, clashing with senior MPs within his own party over where it's gone wrong. Audio
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Labour's Andrew Little talks to Susie Ferguson
8:13 AM.Labour's Andrew Little talks about the election. Audio
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Farcical to suggest a leadership primary before its caucus is decided – Williams
8:20 AM.Guyon Espiner talks to Labour's former president, Mike Williams. Audio
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First time MPs front up about their hopes
8:28 AM.The election has brought in new blood. There will 24 new MPs in Parliament. Audio
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Markets Update for 22 September 2014
8:35 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Earthquake unhappiness doesn't bring Labour any joy in Chch
8:40 AM.Any drop in National party support in Christchurch 's on the back of problems with the rebuild failed to materialize. Audio
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Unions fearful of a third term of a National-led government
8:43 AM.The Public Service Association and the Educational Institute say they are uneasy about some of the party's policy pledges. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 22 September 2014
8:48 AM.The new MP for the Western Maori seat of Te Tai Hauauru is critical of the Government's implementation of Whanau Ora; The Mana Party co-vice president, Annette Sykes, wants the Kingitanga to step in… Read more Audio
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Defeated leader says Scots 'tricked' out of independence
8:54 AM.The British Prime Minister David Cameron is promising that Scotland WILL get more autonomy with no "ifs or buts", after Scottish leader Alex Salmond accused him and other politicians of tricking Scots… Read more Audio