Summer Report for Monday 9 January 2017

8:56 AM.The producer of TV3's The Hui, in conversation with Mihingarangi Forbes. Audio

8:53 AM.The body of the third person to die from a Christmas Eve bus crash near Gisborne will be taken home to Vava'u in Tonga today. Audio

8:53 AM.The body of the third person to die from a Christmas Eve bus crash near Gisborne will be taken home to Vava'u in Tonga today. Audio

8:49 AM.Economists and a prominent businessman are calling for an economic summit. Audio

8:45 AM."Vox Populi" - latin for 'voice of the people' - takes on a whole new meaning as RNZ helps the launch of the diigital innovation VoxPop. It's a new way of giving listeners the chance to give us… Read more Audio

8:38 AM.With the women's ASB Classic tennis tournament now wrapped up, the men's event is set to get underway in Auckand today. It may not have the superstars that the women had, but as Matt Chatterton… Read more Audio

8:35 AM.Brad Pomerance looks at contenders for the top awards at today's ceremony. Audio

8:33 AM.Te Manu Korihi reporter Shannon Haunui -Thomson looks at Bill English's decision to stay away from Te Tii Marae this year. Audio

8:32 AM.Sarah Robson takes a look at this morning's newspapers. Audio

8:30 AM.The latest headlines with Paul Brennan. Audio

8:28 AM.Business for Monday 9 January with Jonathan Mitchell. Audio

8:26 AM.Strict holiday speed limits could inadvertently be making drivers more stressed, reducing their ability to spot hazards, and making the roads more dangerous. Recent research at the University of… Read more Audio

8:23 AM.Fresh water is shaping up to be one of this year's critical election issues as swimming holes become increasingly unusable and companies line up to sell New Zealand water overseas. In February last… Read more Audio

8:20 AM.The advertising watchdog has found in favour of Greenpeace after complaints were made that its adverts blamed the dairy industry for water pollution. Russel Norman, the Executive Director of… Read more Audio

8:17 AM.The association's president, Chris Cahill, says the shootings are not due to a change in the approach taken by the police. He says more than 20-thousand firearms, including semi-automatic military… Read more Audio

8:12 AM.A scrub fire in the Hawke's Bay settlement of Mahanga yesterday destroyed a house and burnt through around 35 hectares of grassland and trees. RNZ journalist Elizabeth Brown has been holidaying in… Read more Audio