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33 chicks have left the colony at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head in Dunedin and will spend up to a decade at sea. Audio

India's Washington Sundar claimed a career-best seven-wicket haul and spin partner Ravichandran Ashwin took three to dismiss New Zealand for 259 on the opening day of the second test in Pune.

By letting students spend a whole day each week working on vocational projects and electives, Papakura High School has started to see big improvements in student attendance and engagement.

Of the 763 submissions on the law, nearly 450 were based on a template from the Sensible Sentencing Trust. Audio

The story has attracted tens of thousands of likes on social media and been picked up by international news outlets. Audio

How do you replace the 900 pages of development laws? This is what we know about the government's plan so far.

"The Cook Islands is not doing anything that will change our constitutional relationship with NZ."

A 'crack team' has been set up to work on bringing down spiralling wait times for work visas, the Immigration minister says.

Exploited workers will no longer be able to extend the visa once its six-month term expires from 31 October.

Police have been told public trust is on the line over getting technology in place to find and delete all the photos of people they should not have stored.

A survivor of drink spiking is calling for the country to follow in Australia's footsteps and introduce a test that can detect if a drink has been tampered with. Audio

The Cook Islands leader is considering introducing a Cook Islands passport in the near future, while maintaining the New Zealand passport.

Analysis - While sex workers now have workplace rights, stigma remains an issue.

Ella Ewens' family of four is travelling the world for a year to make some family memories and learn a lot too. Video, Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters' keynote speech at the party conference in Hamilton was interrupted by Palestine protesters, and two people were arrested in the conflict. Video

Simeon Brown says new legislation will mean harsher penalties for people attacking taxi drivers.

Members of the community have been recognised at award ceremonies organised by media outlets The Indian Weekender and Indian Newslink.

He went on extended leave amid claims of a toxic culture and has now resigned.

The government is continuing to crack down on dodgy builders, with a move to strengthen requirements for registration and licensing.

RNZ asked Judith Collins if she would ensure staffing issues were within the scope an inquiry.