Summer Report

Auckland Transport's looking to step up security at the city's central transport hub, Britomart. Audio

A property analyst thinks regional variations in home lending rules could help slow down the housing market. Audio

The first edition of Charlie Hebdo published since last week's attack has sold out in hours, with five million copies printed to meet demand -- dwarfing the usual run of 60-thousand. Audio

A campaign is under way on the West Coast to crack down on poaching and illegal hunting on the province's remote farms. Audio

The Labour Party leader is looking for a new media minder. Audio

The 111 emergency text service has been restored following a thirteen hour outage yesterday. Audio

Half of the International Space Station has had to be evacuated from a suspected ammonia leak. Audio

Sentiment on Wall Street has taken a decided turn for the worse amid concerns about global growth, deflation and disappointing retail sales figures. Audio

Metlifecare has secured a 5 hectare site in Red Beach in Auckland on which it plans to build its 26th retirement village at a cost of about 150 million dollars. Audio

Falling oil prices drove December's zero-point-3 percent fall in spending using electronic cards. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Some of the world's best filmmakers are talking up the future of the film industry in New Zealand. Audio