Summer Report

UN seeks help in Haiti, Union fights to appeal double bunking decision, Police investigate incident at royal BBQ, Aids group pushes for more treatment funding, Earthquake engineering in New Zealand… Read more Audio

Bug time now and as you can probably hear - today we're doing bees. Audio

And Prince William had been due to fly into the capital a short time ago amid disruptions at Wellington airport due to mist and poor conditions. Audio

Biosecurity officer for Pest animals Steve Playle probably has after all his job's to exterminate Magpies for Wellington Regional Council. Audio

Marfell's Beach is home away from home for people who've been coming year after year since the 1940s. Audio

Dozens of young musicians have descended on Akaroa for the third annual summer festival. Audio

The Linux computer software conference starts today in Wellington. Audio

A British shooter has claimed New Zealand's oldest sporting trophy, the Ballinger Belt, at the National Rifle Championships. Audio

The beginning of 2010 has not delivered the best holiday weather for many around New Zealand, with much wetter and colder conditions than usual. Audio

Antarctica's the coldest, driest and windiest place in the world and now the winds of the sourthern continent are being harnessed to provide electricity for New Zealand's Antarctic outpost, Scott… Read more Audio

One of Auckland's main commuter rail lines is closed today because of unexpected difficulties with new signalling at the Newmarket Junction. Audio

The German government is advising internet users to avoid using Internet Explorer to protect their computer security. Audio