Summer Report

This year the summer job hunt is proving more difficult than usual, and the finger's being pointed at the recession. Audio

Federated Farmers are concerned cuts to the official cash rate haven't flowed through to interest rates on bank loans. Audio

Plans to make Lake Tekapo the world's first 'night sky reserve are now being considered internationally. Audio

The new 365-million-dollar road opening on Sunday comes at a cost for most users, and small town businesses on the old route. Audio

Performers from around the globe will be in Christchurch over the next ten days for the 16th Annual World Busker's Festival. Audio

For the first time the Maori Party plans to walk onto Ratana Pa today with the National-led government. Audio

With our Metservice Weather Ambassador, Bob McDavitt. Audio

Our daily sports update with Simon Bird. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key is being criticised for not acting on his desire to freeze MP's salaries. Audio

Petrol prices have risen 20 cents in 9 days and there could be further rises on the way. Audio

Global mining giant, Rio Tinto says the potential for job losses at its New Zealand aluminum smelter is still a real one. Audio

Two men convicted of making and selling toxic milk that killed six Chinese babies have been sentenced to death in China. Audio