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New Zealanders who are stuck in India are pleading with the Government to help them get home.

The travel ban on India has lifted but those eligible to return home are finding it impossible to get… Audio

It's the multimillion-dollar deal New Zealand Rugby is so desperate to convert.

Tomorrow is the first hurdle in getting its $387 million deal with American private equity firm Silver Lake across the… Video, Audio

As countries around the world send supplies to India there are calls for New Zealand to also step up.

Paul Patel, President of the New Zealand Indian Central Association, says other countries have… Audio

A Christchurch mother fears her daughter, who has anorexia, will die because she can't get the treatment she needs.

Currently she's in general hospital care, being fed intravenously to stay alive… Audio

A Lower Hutt boxing gym is proving a major hit among the local Pasifika community, with entire families coming together to work up a sweat at an affordable price. Video, Audio

The demand for an assistance dog has skyrocketed, with people living with a disability waiting an average of five years to get a dog.

There are 63 families on the Assistance Dog Trust waiting list… Video, Audio

Adulting is a new verb with a new list of challenges, and it's more complicated now than in the past according to Julie Lythcott-Haims. Audio

Ron Elving is Senior Editor and Correspondent on the Washington Desk for NPR News. Audio

The New Zealand Principals' Federation president, Perry Rush, is supportive of the implementation of a formalised review process to investigate school exclusions.

His comments come after… Audio

Children's Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft has stepped in after the thirteen-year-old boy asked for his help.

The autistic teenager was removed from his Auckland school after a fight.

Judge… Audio

New Zealanders stuck in India are desperate for help as the country experiences a devastating second wave of Covid-19 cases.

India reported nearly 350,000 daily cases on Sunday, and more than 2,700… Audio

An Auckland school has excluded a boy with autism despite pleas from the Children's Commissioner to let him stay.

Judge Andrew Becroft stepped in after the thirteen-year-old boy asked for his help.

… Audio

New research looks at health needs for Pasifika Rainbow communities Audio

A core part of your business is screening the world’s sport to customers keen enough to pay for it. Then Covid stops almost all of it stone dead. What do you do? Mediawatch asks a Sky exec how they… Video, Audio

Osteoarthritis is becoming increasingly common in New Zealand due to many factors - including our escalating rates of obesity.  Audio

You might not have noticed but our constitution suddenly shifted a little six years ago. Parliament is currently figuring out how to adapt to that. Audio

In this week's programme you can hear some of the hymns that were sung at the very first Anzac memorial services held around New Zealand on April 25th back in 1916. Video, Audio

A huge drop in tourists in Fiji due to the pandemic has meant growing your own food in Fiji is not only making a comeback, it's a matter of survival. About half of Fiji's population depends on tourism… Audio

Tony Stamp absorbs a posthumous release from Auckland musician Reuben Winter, the first solo album by The Bads' Dianne Swann, and a collection of laidback beats designed for the early hours of the… Audio

Australian human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson has been described as the go-to barrister for London's rich and famous. Standing by her clients Julian Assange and Amber Heard in the full glare of… Audio

Morris Pearl is chair of the Patriotic Millionaires, a group of hundreds of high-net-worth people who want millionaires, billionaires, and corporations to pay their fair share of taxes. Patriotic… Audio

In the North Island many east coast regions are desperately short of rain, and elsewhere ground water levels are still low, while conditions in coastal Marlborough are beyond dire, and a drought… Audio

It was a noisy wake-up call for some Wellington residents this morning, as bus drivers on strike started the picket line well before sunrise in one of the capital's suburbs.

Chants, car horns, and a… Video, Audio

New figures show the rate of antidepressants being prescribed over the past four years is at an all time high and there's a huge disparity between ethnic groups.

Data released to Checkpoint under the… Audio

A joint US-NZ space mission operation, MethaneSat aims to help tackle climate change through a methane-tracking satellite. It is the first New Zealand government funded space mission, with a $26… Audio