Summer Report

Police and fire crews from the East Coast are worried about the occupants of a house that burnt to the ground in Tolaga Bay in the early hours of this morning. Audio

An oil field in Taranaki may be the first casualty of falling petrol prices. Audio

Aprons and ostrich feathers don't always spring to mind when thinking about the First World War. Audio

A survey of insured drivers has found most want uninsured drivers and cars off the road. Audio

The conservation activist group Sea Shepherd is promising to take over the pursuit of three illegal fishing vessels in the Southern Ocean. Audio

Airline pilots are warning of the risks drones pose to the country's airspace. Audio

A North Canterbury farmer has sold 14-hundred of his lambs in anticipation of a looming drought. Audio

The key Wall Street stock indicies have continued their downward slide but most European shares have soared after Switzerland ditched its three-year old policy of capping its currency's rise. Audio

Xero is signalling it's still very focused on expanding in the United States. Audio

House sales in December have experienced their strongest showing since 2006, reflecting pent-up demand, falling fixed mortgage rates and population growth in Auckland. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Could the tiny township of Whataroa become the new Hanmer Springs? Audio