Summer Report

Lynn Freeman finds out how the money will be used and what the tourists think about it. Audio

A project is under way to investigate how and why young girls use violence. Audio

Some news just in on the conditions of those injured in the van crash at Te Haroto yesterday. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Politicians from ethnic backgrounds are urging Parliament to do more to ensure the voices of their communities are heard. Audio

Heatwaves are hitting Central and southern Australia, with some towns registering near-record temperatures in the high 40s. Audio

The organiser of the Australian hip-hop competition linked to a measles outbreak here, says a contestant from Asia spread the disease but he didn't have any obvious symptoms at the time. Audio

Passengers from a ship that has been stuck in Antarctic ice since Christmas Eve have been airlifted to safety in a five-hour rescue mission. Audio

Trampers visiting the Abel Tasman national park this summer will be greeted by a warden each night as they make themselves at home in one of the many Department of Conservation-operated huts within… Read more Audio

Marijuana retailers in Colarado say business has been booming since a law change came into effect on January the 1st allowing the sale of pot to anyone over the age of 21. Audio

The United States Secretary of State John Kerry has travelled to the Middle East to broker ongoing peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine. Audio

With Dan Corbett from the Met Service. Audio