Summer Report

In Melbourne, the English Barmy Army cricket fans have been celebrating their side's victory against Australia and the retention of the Ashes. Audio

Each morning we talk to a newspaper editor outside of the big metropolitan dailies, about what's happening in their region and today we're joined by the editor of the Gisborne Herald, Jeremy Muir. Audio

The Grey district Mayor says a hydro-electricity scheme approved for the Arnold River comes at just the right time after the Pike River disaster. Audio

The Securities Commission may step in to regulate unsolicited offers for shares, often made via mass mail-outs. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Joining us is Metservice duty forecaster Oliver Druce. Audio

Japan has admitted its fisheries agency officials have been involved in a whale meat scam. Audio

A Wairoa policeman has become the fourth officer to be attacked while on the job in the past three weeks. Audio

Overnight five men have been arrested in connection to a suspected terror plot to attack the Danish newspaper which printed cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in 2005, outraging many Muslims. Audio

Nawid Shah's family owns the Afghan Tiger Group logistics company that operates in the building that was targeted. Audio

An investigation is underway in Afghanistan to find out if mistakes were made in a raid involving members of New Zealand's elite SAS that killed two Afghan guards. Audio

An investigation is underway in Afghanistan after a raid involving members of New Zealand's elite SAS that killed two Afghan guards - we'll hear from a witness to the attack. Five men have been… Read more Audio