Summer Report

Four people are missing and up to 50 homes have been destroyed by fires that swept through the Perth Hills in Western Australia. Audio

And listening to that was the Conservative Party leader Colin Craig. Audio

The former MP who introduced the anti-smacking amendment bill in 2007 says she's appalled that the leader of the Conservative Party, Colin Craig, has publicly admitted smacking his daughter. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

With Dan Corbett from the Met Service. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

New Zealand's High Commissioner to Tonga, Mark Talbot, has been out surveying the damage in the Ha'apai Islands. He joins us. Audio

Charities are mobilising to pick up the pieces from the powerful tropical cyclone which ripped through Tonga this weekend. Audio

Cheap and risky is what the marine industry is calling the government's decision to award a contract to build an 8-million-dollar ferry to a Bangladesh company instead of having it locally made. Audio

After a horror year, including a contaminated milk scandal and subsequent lawsuit, Fonterra has issued another product recall - this time of fresh cream. Audio

Fonterra issues another product recall. The boat building industry cries foul as the Government awards the contract to build a ferry to Bangladesh and charities mobilise in Tonga where 800 homes have… Read more Audio

Volunteers are the only way the growing number of sanctuaries around the country, can fulfil their purpose - to provide safe places for the country's native flora and fauna. Audio