Morning Report

American stocks are little changed, investors choosing to be cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting. Audio

The Institute of Directors is concerned how about how well directors of small companies will cope with the implementation of new health and safety regulations that come into force next month. Audio

The accounting firm, PWC, says established banks and insurance companies have an element of fear about new tech-driven competitors -- but are willing to join forces to bring them up to speed. Audio

The Reserve Bank is reiterating that it will cut rates further if consumers and businesses keep thinking low inflation is here to stay. Audio

The family of Paul Weeks, one of the New Zealand victims in the MH370 crash, are claiming mental harm and sudden shock in the lawsuit they've just filed against Malaysia Airlines. Audio

Israel's ambassador to New Zealand says any country looking to develop a closer trading relationship with Iran should be wary, given its past actions. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

New Zealand's human rights record is being scrutinised by the United Nations Human Rights Committee in Geneva. Audio

New peace talks aimed at halting the fighting in Syria have begun in Geneva overnight. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio