Midday Report for Monday 11 March 2019

12:35 PM.Homes are urgently being sought for 70 wild horses that are being mustered out of the Kaimanawa Ranges next month. Audio

12:26 PM.The Black Caps cricketers have survived two early chances on day four and are making steady in-roads into Bangladesh's first innings total of 211 in the rain disrupted second test in Wellington. Audio

12:25 PM.The telecommunications company Spark says its sport streaming platform may not launch this week as planned, in time for the Formula One Australian Grand Prix race. Audio

12:23 PM.For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin from FNZC. Audio

12:22 PM.A company that hires translators around the world to help Kiwi companies enter new markets, is noticing a shift towards Russia and South America. Audio

12:20 PM.Property Investors are unlikely to be attracted to building homes to rent, because it isn't profitable enough. Audio

12:19 PM.The country's big power retailers are fighting tooth and nail to hold on to their customers in the face of concerted competition from new operators. Audio

12:17 PM.The casino operator, SkyCity, expects its online gambling site to be up and running within a few months. Audio

12:00 PM.The man charged with the murder of Denver Chance has been granted name suppression. Ethiopia declares a national day of mourning over a plane crash that killed 157 people. Audio