Summer Noelle for Tuesday 6 January 2015

9:08 AM.Today we continue Tim Cope's story of his epic adventure on the trail of Genghis Khan. We find out how Marmoset helped him, the horsemen he met along the way and cope with the freezing temperatures. Audio

9:38 AM.Rotorua Museum curator Karl Chitham. Audio

9:52 AM.The latest on the bush fires in South Australia Audio

10:06 AM.Dr Karen Scott is an expert in wellbeing, or more specifically how politicians use the measurement of wellbeing to create policy. Audio

10:33 AM.Deborah Gray is one half of a husband and wife clowning team in Wellington. Audio

10:46 AM.Simon Farrell Green on food trends. Audio

11:07 AM.The Black Caps have just started the fourth day of their second test against Sri Lanka at the Basin Reserve Cricket ground. RNZ reporter Stephen Hewson has been watching the match. Audio

11:11 AM.With independent producer, director, and writer Tainui Stephens. Audio

11:42 AM.AUT third year journalism students present personal short documentaries on the subjects that matter to them. Rhianna Watson on her fear of clowns. Audio

11:52 AM.Ali Ikram reads 'Heart of Darkness' by Joseph Conrad. Audio