Summer Report for Monday 12 January 2009

9:42 AM.The Benka Boradovsky Bordello Band hails from the dark back streets of Auckland city. Audio

9:18 AM.Strong winds and rain battered the annual event held in the small Taranaki settlement over the last three days. Audio

9:09 AM.The four top seeds - Juan Martin Del Potro, David Ferrer, Robin Soderling and Nicolas Almagro all have first round byes. Audio

8:50 AM.We find out how a love of horses developed in a lifetime career choice for an Auckland teenager. Audio

8:47 AM.Featuring Comedian Andrew Clay. Audio

8:33 AM.The young people, aged between 6 and 14 are taught how to hold and control a fly rod by experienced anglers. Audio

8:30 AM.The Kiwis at Scott Base and the American's at McMurdo Station is a fixture on everyone's calendar on Antartica. Audio

8:26 AM.Ms Antoun was an Egyptian immigrant who worked constantly for a huge range of voluntary organisations. Audio

8:21 AM.The mead was flowing, the maids were merry and the knights were chivalrous. Audio

8:20 AM.The 26 year old died of head injuries in Taupo, and a 15 year old has been charged with her murder. Audio

8:16 AM.It's believed the flooding in Western Fiji has already claimed at least seven lives. Audio

8:16 AM.Colin Mathura-Jefferee is one of the judges auditioning today's hopefuls and he joins summer report. Audio

8:08 AM.As Penny Smith reports, if you sell cars, real estate or bonds, the year ahead isn't looking that good. Audio

7:53 AM.Steve catches up with one of the youngest actors in the programme. Audio

7:51 AM.More and more people are moving towards working from home. Audio

7:40 AM.With Metservice weather ambassador, Bob McDavitt. Audio

7:33 AM.With Clint Owens. Audio

7:30 AM.There were church services, memorials at the beach, a museum exhibition, and even an icy rugby field tribute. Audio

7:26 AM.More than a dozen people have appeared in North Shore and Waitakere courts to deny charges. Audio

7:18 AM.Director for World Vision Jerusalem. Audio

7:10 AM.Fiji: Thousands have been evacuated from their homes due to flooding. Audio