Summer Report

The new government is being urged not to follow through on its promise to cancel any new loans to irrigation schemes. Conon Young reports. Audio

Provisional numbers of drownings last year up from the previous year. Audio

12 people have lost their lives on roads throughout the country this holiday period. Our reporter Adriana Weber has the latest. Audio

NZ's youngest Winter Olympian, Nico Porteous, can't wait to get back to the slopes after a period of injury. He's planning on a competition in Colarado before the Games in February. Audio

A positive outcome for farmers from the first global dairy auction of the year. Audio

A dramatic animation, dubbed the poo tracker, has emerged showing raw sewage sloshing around Auckland's beaches for days after it's been raining. The city's ageing sewerage system can't cope with… Read more Audio

Better signs wanted to warn swimmers at Auckland's Takapuna after reports of raw sewage flowing into the water. Audio

Speed, drones and lack of lifejackets are everyday headaches the Auckland Harbourmaster has to deal with. Audio

A court in South Korea has declined to arrest the head of Samsung amdist bribery, embezzlement and perjury accusations. Audio

Lamingtons and cheese scones are on the morning tea menu today at Scott Base in Antarctica.The celebration is to mark the anniversary of the opening of the base which was 60 years ago today. Audio