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New Zealand has a shortage of people who are skilled and experienced in delivering large scale, complex infrastructure projects.

This was a key finding in a review - released this morning - of… Audio

Gisborne's Mayor says the people of Tai Rāwhiti want the best deal they can get as the council prepares for consultation over the cost-sharing deal struck with the Government to repair damage from… Audio

In a first for New Zealand boxing, two world title fights will be on the same card this weekend.

Mea Motu puts her 16 fight unbeaten record on the line along with her IBO super bantamweight title… Audio

Several psychological organisations are calling for political parties to create plans to train more psychologists, as demand for their services rises.

Recent figures show New Zealand needs at least a… Audio

Japan started releasing treated radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean yesterday afternoon, to the dismay of local fishing communities. 

The move drew… Audio

'Pacific leaders are committed to holding Japan to account': PIF secretary-general; Maui locals want to see the return of tourists; What are the issues hampering the PNG public service. Audio

'Pacific leaders are committed to holding Japan to account': PIF secretary-general. Audio

Maui locals want to see the return of tourists. Audio

Moves are afoot to make the Papua New Guinea public service more efficient and productive. Audio

A $2 billion flood recovery agreement between Auckland Council and the government will be up for public consultation in September. On Wednesday, the council's governing body voted in favour of sharing… Audio

Well what a week its been in parliament, arguments, accusations, an MP stripped of his portfolios after threatening behaviour and outside of parliament candidates standing down over social media… Audio

Winter is almost over, and you may have noticed people braving the conditions and getting around by bike.

Over recent years, imports of electric and standard bikes have shot up, and that's meant more… Audio

It's Friday, joining us as he does twice every week is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: NZ Grapefruit Audio

To Africa now - Nabil Ahmed Rufai is in Ghana. Audio

We begin Friday's programme in the United States - Bevan Hurley is in New York and he spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Advocates for migrant workers are alarmed as more and more people come to them for help, because the jobs they've been promised haven't eventuated. Audio

It's been revealed the famous Tongariro Chateau gets an E grade for its earthquake rating. Translation: it's very high risk. In fact the risk to people in the building is calculated as being 25 times… Video, Audio

Bill Martin and his Trio will be mixing his jazz with the words of some Dunedin poets in a concert marking National Poetry Day. Audio

Collective vigilance needed to combat cyber attacks in the Pacific - Dowling. Audio

Honey producers are buzzing with Comvita's revenue increasing by $25 million.

Susan Murray has the rural news. Audio

Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are…