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A woman who suffered anxiety and depression after a former partner shared a sex video on one of the world's largest pornography sites, has been denied help from ACC because the abuse isn't recognised… Audio

Growing up in Vanuatu, the idea of females surfing was frowned upon. Despite a number of surfing competitions being held on the island, girls were never included. But thanks to pioneers like Risu… Audio

Cook Islands tennis player Brett Baudinet has been swinging a racquet since he was five years old and at 39 he has no plans to leave the court just yet. The Pacific Oceania Davis Cup captain has been… Audio

Authorities in Papua New Guinea are playing down the threat of a local militant group vowing to fight in neighbouring West Papua Audio

Clinical services at Waikato, Thames, Tokoroa, Te Kuiti and Taumarunui hospitals are seriously affected by a cyber security incident with all phones and computers down. Waikato District Health Board… Audio

It's budget week at Parliament but there are bills to work through before that takes place on issues like overseas investment, drug testing, and increasing sick leave Audio

Panellists Nadine Higgins and Chris Wikaira discuss the immigration re-set, the health cost of over-work and a push for more people to take a holiday in the Cook Islands to help the country rebuild… Audio

Justice campaigners are hopeful the Ombudsman's investigation into the Department of Corrections will help figure out why so little has changed after countless critical reports and recommendations… Audio

Most people bump into emotions they've never come across before when cancer turns up in their world, says Australian clinical psychologist Dr Toni Lindsay. After working with cancer patients and their… Audio

The Green Party is calling for ACC to change the way it deals with sexual abuse claims, following revelations that most abuse survivors fail to complete applications.

Its ACC spokesperson, Jan Logie… Audio

The Government is promising a "once-in-a generation reset" of the immigration system as it plans for the re-opening of borders and a post Covid-19 economy.

So-called low-skilled workers will find it… Audio

Sixty-eight percent of sexual abuse claims to ACC are failing.

About half give up their fight for long term support, with advocates saying it's because the process is too traumatic.

Advocates are… Audio

Women's Refuge says ACC needs to stop treating sensitive claims the same as physical injuries.

Figures obtained under the Official Information Act show only 5 percent sexual abuse claims lodged with… Audio

Of the many events affecting Pasifika people in Aotearoa, the Dawn Raids story is overdue to be told. Video, Audio

Thursday's budget is being promoted as a Covid-recovery budget. Inside the lock-up for the first time will be National's Deputy Leader Dr Shane Reti. With a key interest in health, Nathan Rarere asked… Audio

Auckland's Te Puea Marae was thrown into the spotlight five years ago, as it opened its doors to help dozens of homeless whānau.

It's still helping vulnerable families, as a transitional housing… Audio

Sharing the load could come with a healthy boost to the economy.

A Westpac / Deloitte survey has found just seven percent of heterosexual couples, who both work full time, share the domestic chores… Audio

Panellists Heather Roy and Guy Williams discuss the Cook Islands travel bubble, why men need to step up at home to help the economy and the ongoing problem of Picton's slippery tiles. Audio

Johanna Knox explains how to spot plants that are edible in an updated edition of The Forager's Treasury: The essential guide to finding and using wild plants in Aotearoa. Audio

There's been a new development that could help keep walkers and trampers safer in the New Zealand bush.  Audio

The government has made lifting thousands more children out of poverty a key priority, but solo mums on the benefit say they're struggling to make ends meet each week - and want to see more help in… Audio

Climate activists are calling the government's climate change response woefully out of step with the scale of what's needed.

A pre-budget announcement yesterday has the Government kicking in extra… Audio

Education is one of the biggest areas of spending for the government at around $18 billion a year.

Schools take a big chunk of that money and they are hoping this week's Budget will provide help with… Audio

The government's climate change response is being described as vastly inadequate given the massive changes need.

In a pre-budget announcement yesterday it says it is kicking in extra $67 million to… Audio

Time for a look at the fruit and veggie market, our Minister of Fruit and Veges, Glenn Forsyth is on the case and he's with us in the flesh! Audio

Producer Justine Murray visits Maanu Paul at his home in Ohope Beach where he spins a few yarns about growing up with his grandmothers, his interpretation of the maramataka, and how he snuffed out a… Audio

The fidget spinner craze has come and gone, and now bubble poppers are doing the rounds, but it's not just kids who are doing the fidgeting. Children and adults alike use fidget devices of some sort… Audio

Stacey Colino is the co-author of Emotional Inflammation: Discover your Triggers and Reclaim Your Equilibrium During Anxious Times. She likens emotional inflammation to living in a snow globe that's… Audio

That shocking knife attack in Dunedin’s central city this week came out of the blue - but the coverage also revealed the ranks of reporters there are thinning out. One major TV broadcaster had to… Audio