Summer Report

Water safety groups say years of campaigns are finally striking a chord with boaties. Audio

A member of Islamic State is alleged to be behind a suicide bomb attack in Turkey, which has killed at least 10 tourists. Audio

Listening to that is the Environment Minister Nick Smith. Audio

Recreational fishers say they're being shortchanged by new marine protection plans - while small commercial operators fear they could be forced out of business, or into dangerous waters. Audio

Could fishers be forced out of business by marine protection plans - we'll ask the Environment Minister and a bomb kills 10 people in Turkey. Audio

From folk remedies to micro chips an exhibition on the history of contraception in New Zealand reveals some horrifying impliments and world changing innovations. Audio

A homeless shelter specifically for women will now be a permanent fixture in Christchurch. Audio

Thousands of people in Hong Kong have been rallying against the disappearance of five booksellers from a shop known for selling works critical of China. Audio

US markets opened higher today despite the latest drop in the Chinese stock market. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Emergency beacons have already came in handy in dozens of separate search and rescue missions this year Audio

Western Australia residents are ready for a long and exhausting three months fighting fires. Audio