Summer Report

Prison riots in Brazil have resulted in more than 30 deaths and dozens of escaped prisoners. Audio

A heritage organisation and Maori are warning a Taranaki farmer who is touting a property steeped in New Zealand history as a potential Palm Springs-style golf resort to tread carefully. Audio

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May says her country must make a "clean break" from the European Union if it is to prosper and trade freely across the globe. Audio

Auckland's mayor Phil Goff is confident he can persuade the government to bring in a regional fuel tax to help fund the city's transport needs. Audio

A programme to reduce truck emissions by a third is running out of gas because not enough freight companies have signed up. Audio

The search for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has officially been called off Audio

Wellington's mayor is repeating the mantra of 'build more houses' as a solution to a recent spike in house prices in the capital. Audio

Prime Minister Bill English has been in Europe for the last week meeting with foreign leaders and on the top of the agenda has been free trade. Audio

An update from the business sector including a market report. Today, it's the second dairy auction of the year. Audio

It's not been the best summer, but it's set to get even more grim over the next few days. Audio

For the first time, the Labour and Green Parties will be holding a joint State of the Nation speech. Audio

A man who was supposed to be released on bail man spent two days alone in a court cell after the police forgot he was there. Audio