Late edition. 2008-01-09.

The recording begins with the 15-minute 10pm news bulletin read by Catriona Macleod.
16'25" Late edition, presented by Chris Whitta, begins. Topics are:
New Zealand businessman Balu Khan has been released on bail in Fiji after pleading not guilty to three counts of conspiracy to murder, in a special court hearing in Suva last night, just hours after being released from hospital. Mr Khan's lawyer, Peter Williams, spoke to Todd Niall. (ex Summer Report.)
24'15" New Zealand cricket umpire Billy Bowden has been called in to officiate at the third Test between Australia and India following the row which has threatened the entire series. Amid the controversy, there's been a call for Australian captain Ricky Ponting to resign over the team's conduct. Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer Peter Roebuck is leading the call for Ponting to go. (ex Summer Report)
28'05" In 1967 theologian Professor Lloyd Geering was tried for heresy by the Presbyterian church in New Zealand, following the publication of two controversial articles. However, the assembly eventually judged that no error had been proved, dismissed the charges and declared the case closed. Geering has most recently been the subject of a new documentary " The Last Western Heretic"....its director Monique Oomen spoke to Noelle McCarthy. (Summer Noelle)
35'30" The adventures of Tintin first appeared in a children's supplement in a Belgian newspaper on January 10th 1929 which makes Tintin and his friends 79 years old tomorrow. Noelle McCarthy spoke to Britain's leading Tintinologist Michael Farr. (ex Summer Noelle)