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Summer Report for Monday 28 December 2015
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Christmas lights a passion for some
8:54 AM.Christmas might be over, but for some, the show, and the glow, still goes on - for a bit longer at least. Audio
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What lies behind some of the news stories
8:48 AM.This summer we are trying to explain what lies behind some of the news stories you hear about every day. Audio
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Chch's Hagley Oval venue for second ODI against Sri Lanka today
8:40 AM.To cricket and the Black Caps play their second one dayer against Sri Lanka today, the seocnd in a row at Christchurch's Hagley Oval. Audio
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A huge Boxing Day period
8:36 AM.Large queues and parking shortages were a common hassle for shoppers as thousands flocked to Boxing Day sales. Audio
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Victoria state businesses counting cost of latest bushfires
8:24 AM.The Christmas Day bushfires which ripped through parts of Australia's Great Ocean Road have destroyed homes and cost business millions of dollars. Audio
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Water safety could be taught differently
8:20 AM.An Auckland swimming expert, who's part of an international taskforce developing a new approach to help prevent drownings, says water safety needs to be taught differently. Audio
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Resident wants boat ban on Otago lake
8:12 AM.People living near Blue Lake in Central Otago are asking whether a 12-year-old boy's death on the lake could have been avoided. Audio
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Summer movies with Sarah Watt
7:53 AM.To the movies now - and the Sunday Star Times film reviewer Sarah Watt is here to tell us about her favourites from 2015. Audio
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Rowers Eric Muray and Hamish Bond talk Olympic hopes for Rio
7:46 AM.Today the first in a series we are running this week where we talk to some of our top sports people. Audio
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American could win Sydney to Hobart
7:42 AM.An American could claim the Sydney to Hobart race after rough weather forced a number of yachts to pull out of the annual race. Audio
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Three leading candidates for Auckland mayoralty
7:38 AM.Driverless car trials, a regional fuel tax and taking a knife to Auckland Council costs are among the opening shots from the leading contenders to be the next mayor of Auckland. Audio
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Boxing Day record for retailers
7:33 AM.Figures show this Boxing Day was a record one for retailers. Audio
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Hundreds of crashes as roads fill up
7:22 AM.It's been a bad start to the holiday period on the roads - since Christmas Eve there have been more than 370 crashes. Audio
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The latest on the Victorian bushfires
7:15 AM.Authorities in the Australian state of Victoria say 116 homes in the Wye River and Seperation Creek areas have been destroyed in the Christmas Day bushfires.. Audio
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Festive season marred by drownings
7:09 AM.The start to the festive season has been marred by grief after a string of drownings Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 28 December 2015
7:00 AM.Five people have drowned already this summer - we'll ask why the water safety message isn't getting through and the Victorian bushfires wipe out 116 homes. Audio