Summer Report for Tuesday 6 January 2009

9:15 AM.According to a Motor Sport New Zealand survey about sixty percent of the sport's participants are between 30 and 60 years old. Audio

9:13 AM.Racing New Zealand's Summer Festival of racing is continuing across the country and is in Ruakaka. Audio

9:10 AM.A new survey has asked the question.... should we move the summer holiday? Audio

8:44 AM.Canterbury University Post-graduate Journalism student Blair Ensor investigates a unique fundraising event. Audio

8:35 AM.One of the experiences you can have in Nelson is a one-day bone carving workshop. Audio

8:32 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

8:25 AM.A women is calling for a car free zone on Waiterere beach after losing her memory in an accident. Audio

8:24 AM.Simon Bird with sports news and views. Audio

8:24 AM.This summer's weather is proving a struggle for farmers from the dry of Gisborne, to devastating hail in Canterbury. Audio

8:18 AM.The Warriors team manager Don Mann was among those who delivered the news about player Sonny Fai to his teammates. Audio

8:12 AM.Omar Khamoun of the Wellington Palestine Group and Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully. Audio

8:08 AM.Sam Morrah at the the scene. Audio

7:48 AM.Part eight of Todd Niall's cycling journey. Includes Mister the counting dog. Audio

7:37 AM.There are changing trends in tents. Audio

7:31 AM.Weather with the Metservice's Bob McDavitt. Audio

7:20 AM.At least three Dargaville shops have been destroyed by fire. Audio

7:18 AM.League star Sonny Fai is missing at sea. Audio

7:14 AM.Two people are missing and two people seriously missing after a jet ski and jet boat collided. Audio

7:09 AM.Four people have died in a house fire in the Auckland suburb of Mangere. Audio