Summer Report

A huge paper plant fire in South Auckland appears to have been put out by the Fire Service overnight. Audio

A protest about the presence of an Israeli player is likely to see increased security at the ASB Classic Tournament today. Audio

The Police and Corrections Minister Judith Collins, and Kim Workman, of the organisation Rethinking Crime and Punishment. Audio

Intervirew with the Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully. Audio

Queenstown Lakes District harbourmaster Marty Black says officials are doing all they can to promote safety. Audio

There is growing discontent about our government's failure to take a hard line against Israel's behaviour in Gaza. Audio

Young people are donning the towling hats and bucking the trends by encroaching on the greens and playing fields of the nation. Audio

Aussies throw thongs but up North they biff jandals as part of the festivities at the Paihia Summer Festival. Audio

The Black Caps will be looking to draw level today in the one day cricket series against the West Indies in Wellington. Audio

A sculpture of a whale's skeleton to be installed Opunake in Southern Taranaki is causing controversy. Audio

Today's student documentary looks at hearing loss, particularly for younger people using personal stereos. Audio

Today we join Heugh Chappell in Northern Hawke's Bay with a literal hotspot - the Morere Hotsprings. Audio