Summer Report

Mark Cubey's looking at media and entertainment for us, and Mark you've just seen megamind but before that, you've had a bit of a recycled Christmas. Audio

Let's have a look at what's happening in arts and we are joined by Dan Chappell from the magazine Arts News New Zealand, Audio

An Automobile Association survey reveals nearly 60-percent of people who have ABS brakes in their vehicle don't know how to use them properly. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

A series of aftershocks on Boxing Day has rocked Christchurch, hitting businesses hard over the post-Christmas sales. Audio

Appointed Maori representatives will have votes on all of the Auckland Council's committees - even though the government rejected dedicated Maori seats. Audio

Across the Tasman residents in central and southern Queensland are bracing themselves for floods to worsen as more rain is forecast. Audio

A police officer in Waikato is nursing a black eye after narrowly avoiding more serious injuries after being attacked by two people, one of whom was armed with a machete. Audio

The Ballantyne's department store had to be evacuated and closed yesterday after the large shake sent merchandise flying from shelves. Audio

The Christchurch city centre has been hit hard by a series of aftershocks yesterday and overnight which broke windows, brought down bricks and widened cracks in already damaged buildings. Audio

It's two hundred years since the discovery of Campbell Island, a World Heritage Site remotely nestled amid the wild Southern Ocean. Audio

In a new semi-regular segment, we're talking to 'techie' Peter Griffin about the happenings in the scitech world. Audio