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The Ministry of Health wants action against junk food advertising, which it says is helping send some New Zealanders to an early grave.

Documents obtained under the Official Information Act show… Audio

Floods keep rolling in, but the country's new flood rescue teams have not been there to meet them.

RNZ can reveal the teams pulled back in the face of incoming storms in May despite saving 32… Audio

The investigation into a cryptosporidium outbreak in Queenstown has moved focus away from the town's water supply.

Confirmed cases of cryptosporidium in Queenstown are now at 30, with a further 16… Audio

A Queenstown resident says it's disgraceful slash dumped from a gondola redevelopment has damaged historical graves.

Torrential rain caused logs and mud to crash through a third of Queenstown… Audio

A capsule containing fragments of the asteroid Bennu landed in a remote part of the Utah desert.

The container which was jettisoned from the space probe O-SIRUS REx landed safely in the desert at… Audio

National's leader Christopher Luxon says he could work with New Zealand First after the election.

Luxon has for months refused to explicitly state whether he could work with Winston Peters.

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The National Party has confirmed it could work with New Zealand First after the election.

After months of refusing to explicitly state whether he would work with New Zealand First leader Winston… Audio

National will change the way speed limits are reviewed, if elected.

By mandating a cost-benefit analysis that includes travel times and economic impacts, they hope to reverse some of the recent… Audio

Heavy rain warnings are in place for the Gisborne and Eastern Bay of Plenty regions where Civil Defence is monitoring conditions. 

On Sunday night, following a day of rain, the Whakatāne, Tauranga… Audio

New Zealand's Liam Lawson is being called a 'future talent' for Formula 1 motor racing despite beating his teammate Yuki Tsunoda in consecutive races.

Lawson placed 11th in Sunday night's race at… Audio

Heavy rain is pummelling the north-east of Aotearoa.

Two orange heavy rain warnings are in place as a month's worth of rain has been forecast to hit the Bay of Plenty region.

A dedicated flood… Audio

To politics now, and we're joined by the second in command at NZ First - Northland candidate Shane Jones. Audio

With Nathan Rarere from Tonga is our Pacific correspondent Kalafi Moala - who is watching the rugby. Audio

It's time for our twice weekly whip around the fresh produce markets - with Nathan Rarere is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Audio

To Europe now, joining the programme from Berlin is our Europe correspondent Nita Blake-Persen. Audio

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Wellington woman Lalita Kasanji is on a mission to identify the pioneering Indian immigrants depicted in a collection of studio portraits taken on Cuba Street in the early 1900's. Video, Audio

Advertising of junk food is a “major contributor” to the diseases sending New Zealanders to an early grave, the Ministry of Health says.