Summer Report

It's been described as 'doing a Dutton'. Australia's immigration minister Peter Dutton has admitted mistakenly sending a text to a journalist,in which he referred to her as a 'mad witch.' Audio

New legislation is expected this year, to try and recover some of the money New Zealanders bet offshore Audio

The head of an investigative unit looking into crimes by British soldiers, says some may face prosecution over alleged war crimes. Audio

Stacey Te Huia this morning began his third attempt to break the world record for shearing the most ewes in nine hours. Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

Diplomatic tension is continuing after the execution of a Shia Muslim Cleric in Saudi Arabia. Audio

A man has been arrested and charged with the murder of Lee Rata. Audio

The holiday road toll period has ended at 11 with four fewer deaths than last year. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

More now from our series on green living. Maybe you gave the kids a new pet for Christmas - but just how bad is their global footprint? Audio

More than 80 people have died in climbing accidents on the slopes of Mount Taranaki, since records began in the 1890s Audio

Summer school, it's not all bad. Especially for opera students under the tutelege of renowned international singers. Audio