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A visit to Northland for Shane Reti came against the backdrop of a staffing crisis in the region's rural hospitals.

Emergency housing tenants will be subject to tough new rules in a fortnight, though they'll only start hearing about them directly from next week.

Te Kahui o Taranaki Trust chair condemned any violence and was optimistic conversations could be had. Audio

An Education Ministry briefing to the government showed it expected to add 61 new enrolment schemes by 2025. Audio

Kiribati journalist Rimon Rimon speaks to RNZ Pacific's senior journalist Don Wiseman ahead of the 2024 Kiribati elections next week.

By midnight, three-quarters of drinkers at Wellington's Courtenay Place were drunk on booze they'd bought somewhere else. Many cited cost as the reason. Audio

Immigration New Zealand has warned the government that risk intelligence systems and information technology to carry out visa processing are "creaking".

Charter schools are a recipe for disaster that will loot resources from state schools, MPs have heard.

Labour's Māori development spokesperson says the government is introducing the bill "by stealth".

The first thing one notices about this year's film festival programme is how contemporary it is. It's up to date. It's fresh. Video

The bill was supposed to have its first reading at Parliament on Wednesday, but Social Development Minister Louise Upston was absent from the House when it was called.

The Transport Agency said the temporary limit would be reviewed at the end of August. Audio

Police have had to delay introducing vital new technology for handling evidence due to lack of money. Audio

Kiwibank is introducing six weeks baby bonus leave for both parents, reduced hours at full pay for four weeks when returning to work and enhanced KiwiSaver contributions.

Wayne Brown says Auckland's ability to crack down on road cones was limited by legislation.

Experts answer questions around fermented foods and their impact on the body and mind.

The Cancer Society has raised concerns about system pressures, as it prepares for the rollout of new drugs.

Recent polling shows abuse aimed at councils is on the rise. LDR looks into the behaviour that is increasingly becoming a threat to democracy.

The company says the five-day closure in Auckland will cost it about $5 million. Audio