Summer Report

Police say the man behind a sexual motivated attack at a Gisborne campground was seeking out lone women to prey on. Audio

Meanwhile the woman at the centre of the incident, Lara Wharepapa-Bridger, has denied she could have misinterpreted Sir Peter's comments. Audio

The Race Relations commissioner, Dame Susan Devoy, says Sir Peter Leitch is the least racist person she knows. Audio

A creative writing programme inside Wiri Women's prison has uncovered hidden talents and is empowering inmates to tackle their issues through poetry. Audio

An immigration expert says New Zealand has to ensure it is welcoming and interacting with migrants coming into the country. Audio

The chief human rights commissioner says politicians need to come up with a long-term, joint-party strategy for housing New Zealanders. Audio

The US President-elect Donald Trump has prompted House Republicans to back down from plans to weaken Congress's independent ethics watchdog. Audio

The start of the new year marked the end of New Zealand's time on the United Nations Security Council. Audio

Demolition of Wellington's Reading Cinema car park has begun this morning. Audio

The family of Tama Retimana whose body was found floating in the Waikato river say they are struggling to deal with the death of their 'cheeky hunter-gatherer'. Audio

District Health Boards around the country are considering following Wellington's lead in breathalysing people at their emergency departments. Audio

Nineteen people have died on the roads this summer period- five more than last year. Audio