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Commemorating the anniversary of the deadly Canterbury quake was a huge undertaking for the media this week.  Video, Audio

The Immigration Minister is warning businesses not to rely on floods of migrant workers once the border is reopened.

The flow of new migrants came to an abrupt halt with the border closure - in past… Audio

An Australian radicalisation expert working with the families of women with links to ISIS says there are two, possibly three more women with dual Australian/New Zealand citizenship trying to return… Audio

The Opposition has launched an unprecedented attack on Police Commissioner Andrew Coster on Tuesday, with National Party MP Simon Bridges calling him a "wokester" and saying he is not tough enough on… Audio

Sometimes Parliament’s highlights are the moments it changes the topic. Today those diversions included a defense of attack, and an attack on getting roughy. Audio

Shorter days, fewer MPs, and work on the Covid-19 response are a few of the changes at Parliament as it sits under Covid alert level 2 this week Audio

John Tookey is professor of construction management at Auckland University of Technology has written an opinion piece for Stuff about the housing crisis and has some ideas about how we should be… Audio

Effective team work will be one of the key priorities for the National Party at its annual retreat, which starts in Wellington today.

The meeting was initially planned for Whangarei, but was moved… Audio

The celebrations at Rātana in January are often described by media as the event that kicks off the political year. This year far fewer guests were invited - including mainstream media journalists -… Audio

It's time for New Zealand to move from "advocacy to action" when it comes to climate change, says the Sustainable Business Council. The council's executive director, Mike Burrell, explains what needs… Audio

It seems the third time is a charm for Joe Biden - this was his third attempt at the Presidency; he first ran in the Democratic primaries in 1988.

Nita Blake-Persen talked to Dr. Melissa Miller, an… Audio

New MPs are declaring what they'll focus on during their time at Parliament including housing, living wages, firearms law, and poverty.  Audio

Parliament is over for the year. But helpfully, MPs have left you with multiple summer projects to work on. Audio

The Royal Commission into the Christchurch terror attack has released its findings, and the government has responded.

The report found under-resourced security agencies, a patchy system for… Audio

The government has said sorry for the Christchurch terror attack, after the release of the 800-page report from the Royal Commission.

The report noted NZ had under-resourced security agencies, a… Audio

The new leader of Fiji's SODELPA warns there is no place in the party for personalities and factions. Audio

Drug testing at festivals, a new tax bracket, more sick leave, and a quicker change in Covid-19 alert levels will be worked on at Parliament under urgency this week.  Audio

The government is being accused of not moving fast enough to overhaul the welfare system - despite its focus on lifting children out of poverty.

The Child Poverty Action Group has just released a… Audio

The latest from the HouseThe 53rd Parliament of New Zealand has been officially opened over two days of ceremonies in Wellington. Here’s how it happened. Audio

Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne talks to RNZ Music's Tony Stamp about his new film American Utopia. Directed by Spike Lee, it captures the original Broadway play, featuring songs from… Video, Audio

There are fresh calls for elected Māori representatives on Auckland Council, 10 years after the supercity was formed.

The Royal Commission - which recommended the amalgamation a decade ago also… Audio

A tourist operator believes plans to flush loo-less campervans will sink his business and rob NZ of valuable visitors.

The new Tourism Minister Stuart Nash has revealed he wants to ban campervans… Video, Audio