Summer Report for Friday 9 January 2009

9:45 AM.Grant Christie showed Rowan Quinn through the planetarium and told me what's in our skies this summer. Audio

9:25 AM.There's more to the life of an airport firefighter than just spotting planes. Audio

9:20 AM.The annual Tall Ships Regatta takes place in Russel in the Bay of Islands tomorrow. Audio

9:16 AM.Karen Paddon from the Timaru motor raceway joins us with the latest from Timaru. Audio

9:10 AM.The fourth Parihaka International Peace Festival kicks off in Taranaki today. Craig Ashworth went to check it out. Audio

8:54 AM.Dunedin reporter Emma Lancaster tagged along on a public tour of the ecosanctuary Audio

8:50 AM.a look at what the surf's doing around the country with surfer Doug Young Audio

8:45 AM.Emma Daken will become the youngest person to walk the length of New Zealand Audio

8:40 AM.An update from the summer team at RNZ Sport Audio

8:35 AM.Sunday marks the first anniversary of the death of Sir Edmund Hillary. Audio

8:21 AM.Crowds gather to watch shark autopsy Audio

8:15 AM.The United Nations says it has suspended all aid deliveries in the Gaza Strip Audio

8:10 AM.DOC Area manager for Fox Glacier Audio

7:50 AM.The world's biggest jet will start making passengers flights into Auckland from the first of February with Emirates Airlines Audio

7:35 AM.With Met Service ambassador Bob McDavitt. Audio

7:35 AM.Music for a road trip Audio

7:30 AM.An update from the summer team at RNZ Sport Audio

7:25 AM.New Zealanders look set to enjoy a long, hot summer. Audio

7:20 AM.Meridian Energy is resisting demands from consumer groups to cut power prices now that hydro lakes are overflowing with water Audio

7:20 AM.Meridian Energy is resisting demands from consumer groups to cut power prices now that hydro lakes are overflowing with water Audio

7:10 AM.One man is dead and another man is assumed dead after an ice collapse at Fox Glacier on the West Coast of the South Island. Audio