Summer Report for Monday 12 January 2015

8:54 AM.It's time to talk to our movie reviewer Sarah Watt about the Golden Globes. Read more Audio

8:46 AM.Seven generations of treasures are on display at a new museum, which has opened at Kahuranaki Station in Hawke's Bay. Audio

8:41 AM.As hope for home ownership slips further away for many Aucklanders, so might be the dream of lounging in an actual back-yard through summer. Audio

8:39 AM.The company behind Queenstown's Shotover Jet is investigating a collision where a jet boat hit a rock. Audio

8:36 AM.A New Zealander who has shone in English club rugby is being deported back to this country by the British Government. Audio

8:27 AM.Consents to build new houses rose to a seven-year high in November but still haven't quite recovered to pre-Global Financial Crisis, or GFC, levels. Audio

8:23 AM.A New Zealander who witnessed the destruction of a 15 million dollar Monet painting is delighted the attacker will never be able to visit a gallery again. Audio

8:17 AM.The blistering heat being experienced in many parts of the country is good news for some, and potentially disastrous for others. Audio

8:15 AM.Some Parisian Jews are remaining defiant despite a fatal attack on a Kosher supermarket in Paris on Saturday. Audio

8:09 AM.More than two million people have marched through the streets of France in a show of defiance against terrorism. Audio

7:56 AM.Top tennis favourite David Ferrer has dealt a devastating blow to this week's Heineken Open in Auckland. Audio

7:51 AM.Safety standards have been scrapped for one of the most dangerous children's toys, at the time of year when injuries are most likely to occur. Audio

7:48 AM.In Western Australia, a bushfire that has been burning for two days has broken containment lines in the City of Swan, north-east of Perth. Audio

7:44 AM.Shotover Jet isn't sure when the driver of a jetboat which hit a rock, injuring five people, will return to duty. Audio

7:38 AM.Reports so far from retailers suggest it wasn't a great Christmas for them. Audio

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

7:27 AM.In the UK, the town of Scunthorpe is rallying behind a New Zealand rugby player who is about to be deported. Audio

7:20 AM.Two suspected child suicide bombers have blown themselves up in a market in northeast Nigeria, killing three people and injuring up to 26. Audio

7:17 AM.An Islamic leader in Wellington is urging people to show more respect for Islam. Audio

7:09 AM.More than a million people, have been marching through the streets of Paris in a show of defiance against terrorism, as France mourns the 17 victims of three days of bloodshed. Audio

7:00 AM.Millions of people rally in France in the wake of last week's attack on a magazine office. Suicide bombers blow themselves up in a market in Nigeria and a New Zealand rugby player's to be deported… Read more Audio