Summer Report

The number of people killed on farms in 2010 doubled compared to the previous year and serious accidents are up 15-percent. Audio

The mayor of Greymouth has appealed to the government for a 13 million dollar stimulus package to help those put out of work by the Pike River Coal Mine disaster. Audio

The flooding in Victoria has brought some rivers to their highest levels ever recorded. Audio

The clean-up in flood-devastated Queensland is underway. Audio

Peter Griffin discusses rapidly improving cloning technology, the iPad only newspaper and NASA's prototype airliner. Audio

Ballroom dancing may not be on many employers list of required skills but the Mayor of Wellington is encouraging city councillors to pick up a new skill set. Audio

Residents of a small town in South-east England are fighting the closure of their local library, by taking all of its books. Audio

Fresh gunfire has broken the fragile calm in Tunisia, where leaders are struggling to regain control after deadly riots, jailbreaks and looting. Audio

We to talk to Randall Walker from the Kapiti Observer about what's happening in the Kapiti region. . Audio

The Privacy Commissioner says the threat of unauthorised access to Telecom's customer database should serve as a warning to other companies to tighten their security. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Time to talk about the all-important weather, joining us is the Met Service's weather ambassador, Bob McDavitt Audio