Summer Report

An exhibition that traces the journey of Ngati Rarua, Te Ati-awa and allied tribes from the North Island to Tasman Bay in the 1830s, has just opened in Motueka. Audio

The country's most southern iwi, Ngai Tahu has a membership of 55 thousand, 60 percent of which live outside of the South Island. A new research project is seeking to paint a unique blueprint of the… Read more Audio

It may not feel like summer yet, but apparently it's coming. Audio

The Retirement Commissioner says raising the superannuation age must be accompanied by additional benefits and more training. Audio

A New Zealand woman who lives in the Gaza Strip is adamantly refusing to leave, despite strongly worded advice from the Government to do so. Audio

House prices, sales and new listings have all fallen in the country's biggest city. Audio

Auckland's housing boom is making it harder for builders to source quality materials with many using dodgy products to keep up with demand. Audio

One of the most dangerous bomb makers in Saudi Arabia lived and studied in New Zealand for five years - something which has shocked his former classmates. Audio

One of the kaumatua of Te Tii Marae has hit out at the decision, saying Mr English should be allowed to speak. Audio

The Maori Party says it's disappointed by the Prime Minister's view that a lot of New Zealanders find Waitangi Day ceremonies cringe-worthy. Audio

Firefighters in Auckland have blacklisted their entire fleet of 11 Fraser-MAN fire trucks over safety concerns. Audio

The police commissioner Mike Bush is calling for an amnesty on unwanted guns as a way of reducing the number of illegal firearms in New Zealand. Audio