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Queenstown is fighting fires on a couple of fronts - as it cleans up from a state of emergency, and deals with a cryptosporidium outbreak. As well as that, the resort town is still dealing with a… Video, Audio

Our political editor Jane Patterson speaks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6337779266112 Video, Audio

Pacific candidates from Labour, National, ACT and the Greens have locked horns over immigration, education and crime today. Spokespeople from the four parties have debated the issues at the RNZ… Audio

Queenstown hospitality venues are finding ways to deal with the boil water notice, as tourists stream in for the school holidays. There have now been 31 confirmed cases of the cryptosporidium gastro… Audio

"Hello is that you Winston? Christopher Luxon calling." That's exactly the scenario painted by the National leader, who sent a smoke signal to voters via social media this morning. "It's crunch time"… Video, Audio

Wales became the first team to lock in a Rugby World Cup quarter-finals spot after humilating Australia in Lyon. The 40-6 record victory means Wales are undefeated after three matches at the… Video, Audio

Waka Kotahi is working to partially re-open Haast Pass; a critical road link between the west coast and Otago. It's been closed since Thursday's storms meaning locals and tourists have to take a nine… Video, Audio

"We're all gutted": That from Wallabies coach Eddie Jones. His team's effectively been bundled out of the Rugby World Cup, after a record loss to Wales. The Wallabies were trounced 40-6 in Lyon -… Video, Audio

Well it's official, National leader Chris Luxon would "pick up the phone" to Winston Peters if he needs to - he might just need to find his number first. After weeks of dismissing questions about… Audio

Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Liam Hehir and Zoe George discuss National's plan to raise speed limits and how Wellingtonians should manage water restrictions. Also, an article claims… Audio

Belgian clarinettist Annelien Van Wauwe talks with David Morriss ahead of her concert with the Auckland Philharmonia. She's performing Mozart's Clarinet Concerto on the basset clarinet, the historic… Video, Audio

Wallace and panellists Liam Hehir and Zoe George discuss the impact daylight saving has on the body. Plus, our panellists tell us what has been on their mind this week. Audio

Little kids have big feelings. And one of the hardest and most important things a child can learn is how to manage them. The fancy name for that is executive function. For bestselling author and… Audio

Phil Thompson has spent over 20 years training people how to defend themselves. He says that usually if a person tries to pick a verbal fight with you, the best and bravest move is to walk away. Audio

Now in its second year Together We Read is Aotearoa's biggest online book club, with thousands of readers joining reading the same book between September 27 and October 11. This year, the novel is… Audio

We often hear about women doing pelvic floor exercises around pregnancies, but most men are surprised to learn they even have a pelvic floor. But drips, dribbles and bladder weakness are quite common… Audio

Jesse talks to 15-year-old Josh Wilson-Jones who apparently has the best guinea pigs in the country. Audio

What a World Cup it has been so far! Australia all but out this morning after historic defeat to Wales. Welsh fans will be celebrating up and down the country, including Andrew Jones owner of Welsh… Audio

Labour's deputy leader, Carmel Sepuloni, has backed her party's plan to implement an amnesty for overstayers of more than ten years.

It follows anger over why it was not done earlier, with community… Audio

Families of Pike River victims are calling for new corporate manslaughter legislation after some of the charges against the owners of Whakaari/White Island were dismissed.

The owners of Whakaari… Audio

Rainfall watches are in place through to this evening and totals over the past 24 hours are ranging from 70 to 150 millimetres in Bay of Plenty and 300 millimetres north of Gisborne.

Susan Murray has… Audio