Morning Report

The Green Party has joined National in opposing Labour's policy of compulsory kiwisaver contributions but says it would still work with a Labour led government. Audio

The Independent Police Conduct Authority will investigate the police over their decision not to take a prosecution against the former MP John Banks over his election returns. Audio

A group of businesses claiming five and a half million dollars from the owners of the Rena have reached a confidential settlement. Audio

America says it has captured one of the suspected ringleaders of the 2012 attack on a US diplomatic post in Libya. Audio

Prime Minister John Key is in the United States, where Iraq is dominating the political landscape. Audio

Islamic militants are continuing their advance towards the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

U.S. stocks are edging higher as Wall Street gets closer to the end of its sessions - reversing earlier losses. Audio

Economists are expecting figures released later today will show a quarterly current account surplus and a narrowing of the annual deficit. Audio

The regulator says stronger capital market rules will help build a more productive economy. Audio

The country's only oil refinery says having its hydrocracker back in action will boost profits. Audio

Hirepool's chief executive says he's comfortable the forecasts in his company's prospectus are achievable. Audio