Summer Report

In Maori, the house of representatives is often translated as the Lion's Den. Audio

The Rhythm and Vines concert gets underway in Gisborne today and more than 4000 campers were expected to arrive last night. Audio

The country's road toll is now sitting at one more than at this time last year. Audio

The Iraqi Army has declared victory over ISIS in the city of Ramadi. Audio

A long standing rift between Japan and South Korea over the plight of so-called "comfort women" used during the Second World war has been resolved. Audio

And joining us now is the Marlborough winemaker, Peter Yealands. Audio

The Marlborough region is facing its worst drought in nearly 15 years, if much needed rain doesn't fall soon. Audio

Marlborough is close to officially declaring a drought in the region and a deal for Korean women used as sex slaves by the Japanese during the Second World War - but is it too little, too late? Audio

Christmas might be over, but for some, the show, and the glow, still goes on - for a bit longer at least. Audio

This summer we are trying to explain what lies behind some of the news stories you hear about every day. Audio

To cricket and the Black Caps play their second one dayer against Sri Lanka today, the seocnd in a row at Christchurch's Hagley Oval. Audio

Large queues and parking shortages were a common hassle for shoppers as thousands flocked to Boxing Day sales. Audio