Summer Report

Both New Zealand and Australian maritime safety officials are investigating the incident where a NZ anti-whaling protest boat rammed a Japanese whaling ship. We spoke to Beth Holden from the… Read more Audio

Anti-whaling protesters in the South Pacific are accusing the New Zealand and Australian Governments of being more loyal to their trade agreements with the Japanese than to the safety of their own… Read more Audio

The White House is poised to release a report that top aides say will shock Americans about security lapses that allowed a Nigerian man to come close to blowing up a Detroit-bound passenger jet. Audio

Police nationwide are on the lookout for a convicted rapist they say is highly likely to reoffend. Audio

Police on lookout for rapist; air travel security report set to shock Americans; anti-whaling group accuses Govt of favouring trade; Australian officials outline Antarctic crash investigation; US… Read more Audio

Whanganui, Otago, Hanmer, Lake Alexandrina, Onamalutu, Waihola: with Peter Dowling, revising editor of AW Reed's dictionary of New Zealand place names. Audio

The last part of Simon Morton's perspiring in Mt Aspiring National Park. Audio

Bat's are New Zealand's only native land mammals and were previously found pretty much everywhere around the country. Audio

The Weta's an ancient species dating back 190 million years to when New Zealand was still part of Gondwanaland. Audio

Des Lehndorf sets off today to trek the length of the South Island, starting at the top, to raise funds for a kiwi project. Audio

If you've been in the capital you would have seen an abundance of one-wheel wonders making their way around the city. Today is the final day of Unicon, the 15th Unicycle World Championships and… Read more Audio

China is enduring its heaviest snowfalls in nearly six decades, pushing the country's power supplies to the limit. Audio