Morning Report

A rape victim who pushed for changes to the way the Defence Force deals with sexual complaints wants investigations carried out independently of the services. Audio

Belgian security forces and French police are hunting for at least two men after shots were fired at police during a counter-terrorism raid in Brussels. Audio

Dairy prices have fallen in the overnight Global Dairy Trade auction. Audio

Another Tuesday in the U.S., another major hurdle in the presidential campaign. Audio

The Foreign Minister Murray McCully is blaming Israel for undermining the Middle East Peace Process. Audio

Banks are being criticised for keeping credit card interest rates at nearly 20 percent while interest rates generally are at their lowest for decades. Audio

Playing in India the Black Caps batted first scoring just 126/7, which didn't look enough. But it was - The New Zealand spinners ripped through the Indian batsmen bowling them all out for just 79. Audio

The timber industry says it's getting nothing from the free trade agreement with China because Chinese authorities are finding new ways to penalise them financially. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The chief executive of lighting distributor, Energy Mad, is stepping down at the end of the month. Audio

American stocks can't make up their minds been lower and higher, investors waiting for the Federal Reserve decisions tomorrow. Audio

Chinese interests have bought a 15 percent stake in apple exporter, Scales, as private equity firm Direct Capital Investments has sold down its stake. Audio