Summer Report

Haiti's largest aftershock since last week's earthquake has sent people running in panic but does not appear to have caused further damage or impeded relief efforts. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Opponents of Auckland's Waterview motorway connection say the way the Government is pushing the project through is undemocratic. Audio

New Zealand rower Shaun Quincey's just embarked on a two month journey to cross the Tasman Sea. Audio

The proposals to over-haul the tax system has sparked debate and warnings that low and middle income groups could be be hit hard. Audio

A mast from the Wahine is the centrepiece of a ceremony in the Wellington suburb of Eastbourne today to remeber the lives lost in the ship's sinking. Audio

Pharmacists are already taking codeine-based pain killers off the shelves in preparation for anticipated new rules. Audio

The Government is offering six new permits to drill for oil and gas across the Reinga Basin, off the northwest coast. Audio

For an update on the markets we're joined by Keith Ferguson, an investment adviser with Craigs Investment Partners based in Wellington. Audio

Microsoft is about to release an update for its internet browser, after a loophole allowed a cyber attack on Google. Audio

The former Youth Court head judge is criticising the Government's three strikes policy targeting the most violent criminals. Audio

A man suspected of shooting dead eight people in rural Virginia in the United States has handed himself in after an all night stand-off. Audio