Summer Report

The Independent Police Conduct Authority says officers could have prevented a drunk driver killing three young people and seriously injuring two others in Taranaki in 2005. Audio

With Peter Griffin. Audio

Potato industry experts are estimating a loss of up to $47 million as the pest psyllid continues to spread. Audio

It's changed the way we communicate with one another, how we shop, do our banking and even find romance, so it seems fitting the we're now developing a new moral code around using the internet. Audio

Dairy farmers in Missouri are crediting New Zealand migrants with bringing an on-farm revolution to the US state in the face of their dwindling economic prospects. Audio

Now here's something you don't hear every day - the government wants people to complain... That's if their new diesel vehicle engine dies because of fuel contamination. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

1400 former Telecom customers are still owed money, after the company overcharged customers by a total of $9.5 million. Audio

Maori protestors occupying private land at Taipa in Northland say they aim to reclaim all privately-owned land in the area for their iwi Ngati Kahu. Audio

The mother of a man killed along with two others by a drunk driver who could have been stopped by police, says the officers are just as responsible as the driver. Audio

Mother of DUI vicitim says police as culpable as driver; Protestors plan to build on occupied land; When will Telecom customers get their money back?; Govt invites owners of certain diesel cars to… Read more Audio

We return to the surf now to take a look at the pearl producing paua. Paua diver Storm Stanley, the chair of the Paua Industry Council joins us. Audio