Summer Report

Discontent is simmering in Bay of Plenty where two separatist movements are agitating to leave their councils and join different ones. Audio

Pakistan's Prime Minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, is scrambling to make friends with his political opponents to stave-off a vote of no-confidence in his government. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Time to talk about the all-important weather, joining us is Met Service duty forecaster Allister Gorman. Audio

The New York Times is reporting that Facebook has raised about 640-million New Zealand dollars from the investment bank, Goldman Sachs, and a Russian firm. Audio

In Queensland the death toll and the cost of repairs from the floods ravaging the state is rising. Audio

MidCentral Health says hundreds of people could be affected by its decision to reduce access to chemotherapy. Audio

The body of a man, found in bush at Matarangi in the Coronmandel, remains at the scene this morning. Audio

The latest on the body found in the Coromandel. The Mid Central DHB says hundreds of people could be affected by the decision to cut access to chemotherapy and Facebook - it's the world's most popular… Read more Audio

Our Chief Coastal Entertainment Reporter Mark Cubey has been boosting his vitamin d levels. Audio

Now we travel to near the top of the Coromandel Peninsula, to the Moehau kiwi zone, where pest control has succeeded in increasing the numbers of kiwis and other native birds. Audio

The police search for a 19-year-old man who went missing in Whitianga has resumed this morning. Audio