Summer Report

A former world bowls champion is defending the New Zealand four men's bowls team after they were found guilty of attempting to throw part of a game. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Auckland Airport says its investment in two Queensland airports could mean an additional one hundred thousand passengers coming through its own gates. Audio

A Dutch lawyer acting for the anti-whaling protest group Sea Shepherd has filed a criminal case against Japanese whalers alleging they committed piracy. Audio

The New Zealand dollar has been gaining ground alongside the Australian dollar's rally which yesterday hit a five week high against the greenback and a 26 month high versus the euro. Audio

The police in Nelson are to investigate the deliberate breach of a court name suppression order by an Auckland Internet blogger. Audio

We talk with Entomologist Allen Heath. Audio

The Department of Conservation calls them its treasure chests - those reserves that are sanctuaries to rare and endangered birds, animals and insects. Audio

You'd think deciding which seat to sit on when you get on the bus is one of the less taxing things you could do in your working day. Audio

The New Zealand four men's bowls team has been found guilty of attempting to throw part of a game at last year's Asia-Pacific bowls tournament. Audio

A New Zealand businessman implicated in international illegal arms trading is defending his role in setting up the company apparently involved in facilitating the deal. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio