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The organisation representing excercise facilities has presented a plan to open the country's gyms under level two.

Excercise NZ spoke before the epidemic response committee and submitted a… Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson has signalled this year's budget won't be the final say on the government's response to Covid-19. In a speech to the Wellington Chamber of Commerce via videolink… Audio

According to Stats NZ, beef cattle numbers lifted last year, while the number of dairy cows and sheep on farms fell slightly.

Maja Burry has the rural news. Audio

Netball New Zealand is painting a gloomy picture of the future of sport unless there is a immediate re-think of the country's sporting strategy.

Barry Guy has sport. Audio

A large scale government backed social housing programme is being put up not only to address growing demand but also to support the building industry during the covid-19 economic crisis.

Andrew McRae… Audio

The country's largest aviation union is taking legal action against the Airways Corporation in a bid to stop it from closing seven traffic control towers at a cost of 180 jobs.

Last month, Airways… Audio

Vodafone customers in central and eastern parts of the North Island have lost service on both mobile and fixed line networks.

The company says a fibre cable has been damaged in two places -- Napier… Audio

Aucklanders will have to abide by new water restrictions from the middle of the month, after councillors voted to enforce a ban on the use of outdoor hoses and commercial car washes.

The… Audio

Australian child psychologist Dr Sarah Hughes has advice on raising calm, confident, well-adjusted and resilient children, as presented in her new book Parenting Made Simple. Sarah shares tips with… Audio

Tech commentator Paul Matthews looks at the announcement by Microsoft that it'll open a new "datacentre region" in New Zealand: how big is its cloud offering and what difference does storing data… Audio

In March when the country moved into level 4, a Rotorua couple Mike and Cinzia Jonathan welcomed their Italian photographer friend, Matteo Fabi to lockdown with them.Completing the bubble is the… Audio, Gallery

UK correspondent Hugo Gye joins Kathryn to talk about the expectations being set by Prime Minister Boris Johnson ahead of a weekend announcement about lifting lockdown restrictions. Why is the UK one… Audio

Athletes who'd been preparing for three years to compete in the now postponed Tokyo Summer Olympic Games are now having to decide whether or not they will pursue their dream. For many because of age… Audio

As we await to find out what life would look like if Cabinet agrees to loosen lockdown next week, many in the research community say they'd like to see a vastly improved presentation of data from… Audio

In the early days of lockdown, when the only time most people got to leave the house was for their state sanctioned walk, lots of New Zealanders put teddy bears in their street facing windows to… Audio

There's a dire shortage of rental properties in Westport.

One local real estate agent was even forced to live in a caravan.

At the same time dozens of rental homes are sitting empty and more than… Audio

Tom Cruise is often known for pushing himself to the limit - jumping off cliffs, hanging out of planes, and running round the outside of the world's tallest building.

But for his latest movie, he'll… Audio

The International Student's Association says it's hypocritical of universities to be using New Zealand's Covid-19 response as a "marketing ploy" to try and attract more international students next… Audio

Many people have been working from home during lockdown, and it seems many of us have liked it.

Auckland HR firm Frog Recruitment found more than 70 per cent of almost 1300 workers and managers… Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

The massive disruption in work habits over the last few weeks has the potential to completely reshape the New Zealand economy for good.

That's the call from one psychologist who says resilience shown… Audio

A literacy expert is urging parents to turn on the subtitles when their children are watching the government's two educational tv channels during the lockdown.

Ros Lugg from Christchurch told RNZ… Audio

The New Zealand fashion brand RUBY is launching a training scheme to build skills for the local industry and hopefully help rejuvenate the industry in a post-Covid world.

The company is looking for… Audio