Summer Report

Is being brought by veterans who witnessed Britain's first hydrogen bomb tests, known as Operation Grapple, in the 1950s. Audio

Auckland's District Health Boards are considering cutting junior doctor vacancies to solve their staffing crisis. Audio

Lynda Wallace from the Akaroa Museum, Victoria Andrews from the Akaroa Civic Trust, and Sandra Innes from the Akaroa I Site. Audio

Its name in Maori means long harbour yet you are just as likely to find French name places and road signs around the town. Audio

Marina Erakovic, New Zealand's tennis number one, has lost her second round match at the Australian Tennis Open. Audio

A low security inmate from an Auckland Prison at who went missing yesterday, today remains at large. Audio

For our daily look at the weather, we are joined by Metservice Weather Ambassador, Bob McDavitt. Audio

Electricity companies could be made to bear the costs of forced power cuts, to ensure a more secure power supply. Audio

Time now for our daily sports chat with Clint Owens. Audio

Property experts say the market is finally opening up to some first home buyers, with affordability at its best since 2005. Audio

In the United States it's the day after the night before and the party's well and truly over for Barak Obama. Audio

District Health Boards in the Auckland region are considering getting rid of junior doctor jobs they are unable to fill. Audio