Summer Report for Friday 13 January 2012

8:54 AM.Mark Cubey is with us. Audio

8:45 AM.More than eighty years ago, a devastating earthquake struck Hawke's Bay, killing 261 people and destroying most of the buildings in central Napier. Audio

8:37 AM.Lisa Thompson talks to decathlete Brent Newdick. Audio

8:34 AM.Steady rain disrupted the Heineken Tennis Open last night, but organisers are expecting to push ahead with the finals today and over the weekend. Audio

8:33 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

8:28 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

8:24 AM.2011 was a year for flooding, tornadoes, heavy snow and storms in New Zealand, according to climate scientists. Audio

8:23 AM.Dan Corbett from the MetService joins us. Audio

8:20 AM.The sea swells around the grounded containership, Rena, are expected to intensify today. Audio

8:15 AM.Unions say they should not be blamed for problems at New Zealand ports. Audio

8:09 AM.The US military is investigating a video which appears to show a group of Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters. Audio

7:55 AM.Te Tai Tamatāne, Te Tai Tamahine, Te Moana-Nu-a-Kiwa, Te Tai-o-Rehua, Te Tai Hauāuru, Te Tai Rāwhiti, Te Tai Poutini, Te Ara-a-Kiwa, Te Tai o Arai Te Uru, Raukawa Moana. Audio

7:49 AM.Throwing a line into water and seeing what bites is a staple of the New Zealand summer. Audio

7:46 AM.A new road safety campaign has used hidden cameras to reveal how people react when they find the person driving them is under the influence of drugs. Audio

7:43 AM.It's not called windy Wellington for nothing and the cross-winds have a tendency to get up some pilot's backs. Audio

7:40 AM.A prisoner advocate who has known the notorious criminal, Dean Wickliffe, for nearly 30 years, says he is institutionalised and incapable of living a law-abiding life. Audio

7:36 AM.It's raining in Southland much to the relief of farmers and the Regional Council, who stepped back yesterday from declaring a drought in the province. Audio

7:27 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

7:24 AM.High School students in Christchurch have defied the odds and the ongoing disruption caused by the earthquakes and achieved better marks in last year's NCEA than students in the rest of the country. Audio

7:20 AM.Pakistan's President, Asif Ali Zardari, has left for Dubai on a private visit, as talk of a coup in his own country reaches fever-pitch. Audio

7:16 AM.Listening to that is the Ports of Auckland chief executive Tony Gibson. Audio

7:13 AM.As talks over the industrial dispute on Auckland's waterfront break down again, a new report says union power and public ownership of ports may be hampering their productivity. Audio

7:09 AM.A video showing what appear to be American Marines urinating on dead Taliban fighters has prompted anger in Afghanistan and promises of a full investigation. Audio