Morning Report

New Zealander Leeza Ormsby is preparing to leave a Bali prison after serving nine months for being caught with half a marijuana joint in her handbag. Audio

Investigators say The Virgin Galactic space craft that crashed shortly after its launch from its carrier, appears to have deployed a safety device too early. Audio

The Iraqi government says more than 300 Sunni tribesmen have been executed in Anbar province in recent days by extremists fighting for Islamic State. Audio

A report launched in Britain's Parliament last night is proposing New Zealanders and Australians be granted special status to live and work in the United Kingdom without restriction. Audio

Consumer New Zealand wants changes to the Fair Trading Act to make it an offence for door to door salespeople to ignore a Do Not Knock sticker. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, says the fastest way to get people out of poverty is for the Government to pay more rent subsidies rather than building more state houses. Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says foreign investment wouldn't be needed if the Government hadn't suspended its payments to the Cullen superannuation fund. Audio

Singapore's superannuation fund is investing millions into Auckland's waterfront. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Dow Jones Index is down 18 points to 17 372. Audio

The electricity distribution network at the top of the South Island has money to spend, and it might sink it into power generators. Audio

The New Zealand Superannuation Fund says it's teminated AMP Capital as the manager of a 257-and-a-half million dollar share portfolio, effective from last week. Audio