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12:36 PM.News from the rural farming sector Read more Audio

12:25 PM.Midday sports News for 3 August 2023  Read more Audio

12:15 PM.News from the business sector  Read more Audio

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12:35 PM.Securing a stable workforce was top of the agenda at this morning's Apples and Pears Conference in Christchurch. 

Sally Murphy has the rural news. Read more Audio

12:25 PM.The United States, the Netherlands and England will attempt to seal knockout stage places in FIFA World Cup action today. In their final group matches the US play Portugal at Eden Park, the… Read more Audio

12:15 PM.The country's biggest glass manufacturer Metro Performance Glass has been grilled by shareholders over the potential sale of its Australian business and its overall performance. 

Kim Moodie has the… Read more Audio

12:37 PM.Hawkes Bay growers say following changes the Government has made to one of its cyclone recovery packages, they have a clearer path forward.

Monique Steel has the rural news. Read more Audio

12:25 PM.The Football Ferns concede they simply didn't score enough goals to reach to the knockout stage of the World Cup.

Felicity Reid has sports. Read more Audio

12:16 PM.People trading on high risk investment platforms are being advised to know the ins and outs of their trades, after an investor was left more than $150,000 out of pocket.

Kim Moodie has the business… Read more Audio

12:35 PM.Waikato Federated Farmers dairy chair, Matthew Zonderop, says the combination of inflation, paying wages, high feed prices and a falling beef price schedule is putting people off raising bobby calves.

12:22 PM.The Silver Ferns begin their Netball World Cup title defence in Capetown tonight with the side seen as tournament favourites by many, despite a disappointing third place finish at last year's… Read more Audio

12:15 PM.Consumers have become slightly more pessimistic with more signs job security is under threat in the cooling economy. 

Kim Moodie has the business news. Read more Audio

12:35 PM.The Forest Owners Association says the Government's reset of the ETS is a step in the right direction, but it isn't enough to restore confidence in the forestry sector.

Monique Steele has the rural… Read more Audio

12:23 PM.Ardie Savea will captain the All Blacks against the Wallabies in Melbourne on Saturday night with regular skipper Sam Cane ruled out with injury.

Stephen Hewson has sports. Read more Audio

12:15 PM.Small and medium sized businesses are cautiously optimistic about their future despite ongoing tough economic conditions. 

Anan Zaki has the business news. Read more Audio

12:35 PM.A Waikato dairy company was fined over $32,000 for failing to declare hundreds of animal movements.

Sally Wenley has the rural news. Read more Audio

12:26 PM.Last night's football has the kiwi coach asking 'where has the grit gone?'

Jonty Dine has sports. Read more Audio

12:15 PM.The majority of investors plan to increase investment over the coming year as they feel more confident about market conditions, according to a new survey.

Anan Zaki has the business news. Read more Audio

12:35 PM.A Canterbury farmer has started a petition calling on the government to buy only wool carpets.

Sally Wenley has the rural news. Read more Audio

12:24 PM.The Football Ferns have achieved their first goal at the World Cup - winning a game - the aim now is to reach the round of 16 knockout phase.

Stephen Hewson has sports. Read more Audio

12:15 PM.Demand for credit has risen for the first time in two years as consumers sign up for credit cards and personal loans.

Anan Zaki has the business news. Read more Audio

12:35 PM.Huge downpours in Canterbury over the weekend flooded paddocks and created muddy conditions for stock and roads that were repaired after flooding two years ago have been wrecked.

 Sally Wenley has… Read more Audio