Summer Report

Craig Salmon is a a big fan of electric vehicles and he's just shown it's possible to drive from Cape Reinga to the Bluff without a drop of petrol. Audio

The law around the governance and management of Maori land is due to be reformed this year, Audio

The latest road toll figures show the number of motorcyclists dying on the roads is going up. Audio

Tough questions will be asked of Chinese officials after a New Year's eve stampede in Shanghai crushed 36 people to death. Audio

It's not a happy New Year for smokers who now face a bill of more than 20 dollars for a packet of cigarettes. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New Zealand's two-year term on the United Nations Security Council begins today. Audio

Egypt's top court has ordered a fresh trial for the Australian journalist, Peter Greste, and his two colleagues from the Al Jazeera network. Audio

The search for three climbers missing on Aoraki Mount Cook since Monday, has switched from a rescue effort to body recovery. Audio

Toby Burrows is the organiser of the Rhythm and Vines Festival and he joins us, Audio

Police in Gisborne are standing by their efforts to diffuse the New Year's Eve riot. Audio

The police defend their efforts to suppress the Gisborne riot. An aerial search may be launched for the climbers who went missing on Mount Cook and New Zealand takes its seat at the United Nations… Read more Audio