Farmers are running low on feed as hot temperatures dry out pastures.

Papua New Guinea police are to re-open a sorcery case that led to an attack on the country's chief justice. Enga provincial police comander George Kakas explains to RNZ Pacific the background to the case.

Andrew McRae talks to Ngaire Mathews, who is 75, about how she became a past-master at lip-reading and managed to get through her schooling without a hearing aid. She got her first hearing-aid at the age of 19 and then went on to become a physiotherapist.

Laura Tupou talks to two people who have completed the programme and thanks to the skills they learned are now enrolled to study this year.

Rome Reports journalist Cody Williams says it's not the first time the Pope has encouraged public breastfeeding.

The bat which is three times the size of an average bat today was found in sediment near St Bathans - Dr Paul Scofield talks to Summer Report about the discovery.

Sung-Yoon Lee, the assistant professor of Korean studies at Tufts University in Boston joins Summer Report to talk about where to from here for North Korea. Is North Korean leader Kim Jong-un about to launch a charm offensive to drive a wedge between South Korea and the US.

Chief executive of the Whangarei District Council, Rob Forlong.

$2.2m survey is underway to look at the patterns of recreational fishing in the North Island. Reporter Jessie Chiang went out with an interviewer checking boaties' catch.

Commuters who dread the trek to the bus stop or ferry might find relief in a new Uber-like app about to be trialled by Auckland Transport.