Summer Report for Tuesday 10 January 2012

8:43 AM.Nestled among the Ngatapa hills just over 30 kilometres south west of Gisborne, is Eastwood Hill, the National Arboretum of New Zealand. Audio

8:36 AM.Swimmer Matthew Stanley is being touted as one of the best freestyle prospects New Zealand has unearthed in many years. Audio

8:34 AM.Time for our fishing report - here is the editor of Coast to Coast Fishing magazine, Michael Rendle. Audio

8:33 AM.Let's have a look at the markets - here's our producer Amanda Strong. Audio

8:27 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

8:26 AM.We are joined by the Met Service's weather ambassador, Bob McDavitt. Audio

8:23 AM.Canterbury may have a regional holiday to mark the anniversary of the Christchurch Earthquake. Audio

8:21 AM.Craig Harrison, who has been a stevedore for 18 years, is on the picket line on the Auckland waterfront and he joins us. Audio

8:16 AM.The Ports of Auckland is pushing ahead with moves to hire private contractors to replace striking workers, though the Mayor of Auckland is adamant this is just a contingency plan. Audio

8:09 AM.Debris layered with oil from the wreck of the Rena cargo ship is continuing to wash up on local Bay of Plenty beaches. Audio

7:54 AM.Taupo, Rotorua, Lake Rotoiti, Motueka, BJ Peak, Blimit: with Peter Dowling. Audio

7:49 AM.Summer is the season for horse events, with more than 30 rodeos and a growing range of multi-day horse treks. Audio

7:46 AM.The Fiji interim government has published its revised Public Order Act, granting itself extended and vast powers to maintain security. Audio

7:44 AM.Public service workers are critical of proposed job cuts at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, saying they will affect its ability to advance New Zealand's overseas interests. Audio

7:38 AM.In Britain, there's a conflict between the British and Scottish Governments over a planned referendum on independence for Scotland. Audio

7:34 AM.Investigators looking into the Carterton ballooning tragedy are likely to be finished at the crash site within 2 days. Audio

7:27 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:21 AM.The Mayor of Auckland, Len Brown is with us. Audio

7:18 AM.More than 300 Martime Union members are on strike at the port in Auckland again this morning. Audio

7:15 AM.Our Bay of Plenty reporter, Lorna Perry, is at Bowentown and joins us. Audio

7:09 AM.Debris and containers from the broken Rena may wash up as far north as Whitianga. Audio