Summer Report

The fishing industry is calling on the Government to stamp out illegal fishing. Audio

The fresh measures were unveiled after an emergency meeting called by President Francois Hollande. Audio

The Tourism Industry Association says few fatal crashes involve tourists, but those that do get far more publicity than those involving New Zealanders. Audio

The Police Minister's ordered a review of how the police promoted zero tolerance on speed this summer, saying it confused the public. Audio

The Government orders a review of the police message on speed tolerance. Do we need special measures targetting foreign drivers and France sends troops and police into Jewish schools and synagogues. Audio

It's time to talk to our movie reviewer Sarah Watt about the Golden Globes. Read more Audio

Seven generations of treasures are on display at a new museum, which has opened at Kahuranaki Station in Hawke's Bay. Audio

As hope for home ownership slips further away for many Aucklanders, so might be the dream of lounging in an actual back-yard through summer. Audio

The company behind Queenstown's Shotover Jet is investigating a collision where a jet boat hit a rock. Audio

A New Zealander who has shone in English club rugby is being deported back to this country by the British Government. Audio

Consents to build new houses rose to a seven-year high in November but still haven't quite recovered to pre-Global Financial Crisis, or GFC, levels. Audio

A New Zealander who witnessed the destruction of a 15 million dollar Monet painting is delighted the attacker will never be able to visit a gallery again. Audio