Katie Doyle

It's the ticket to that summer festival, big bar or maybe even a wedding - the proof of vaccine you may need this summer. A pass to party. All it will cost you is two doses of the Pfizer vaccine… Audio

Aucklanders are still largely locked off from the rest of the country, and an epidemiologist wants it to stay that way unless vaccination rates rise.

Professor Rod Jackson from the University of… Audio

Police used spit hoods to restrain 117 children and young people between 2016 and 2020.

Some had the hoods placed on them more than once.

More than half of the occasions involved young Māori… Audio

A Christchurch man is sounding the alarm about two men pretending to be from the Ministry of Health offering Covid-19 vaccines for $100.

The Ministry says it's a scam and the police are… Audio

A plan has been hatched to solve a feral kurī or dog issue in Te Tai Tokerau, Northland. Audio

New Zealand is split along Covid-19 lines from level 2 to level 4.

RNZ reporters hit the streets to see what it was like. Audio

The Covid-19 split has just got deeper. Most of the country - 3.2 million - have slipped into level 2 restrictions - while 1.6 million Aucklanders continue to hunker down at level 4.

Reporters were… Audio

A team of South Auckland locals are wasting no time in lockdown, working daily to get food and essentials to whanau in need.

They've been out and about dropping off food, hygiene products and even… Video, Audio

The country has lost one of its first television stars - Max Cryer died on Wednesday aged 86.

He spoke the first words on nationwide TV in 1969, and went on to produce the shows Mastermind and… Audio

Thousands more people are expected to be tested across Auckland on Tuesday.

Reporter Katie Doyle was out at the Mangere pop up testing centre. Audio

There are calls for accessible covid testing for the disabled community - with many struggling to get swabbed.

One woman says she was forced to dehydrate herself so she could spend hours in line for… Audio

People have been waiting for seven or eight hours in Auckland for a Covid-19 test.

The number of locations of interest has ballooned to more than a 100, meaning people are coming out from all corners… Audio

The Taliban have taken over Afghanistan's capital, Kabul. Many in the war-experienced country are now trying to flee the insurgents. Security has fallen over at Kabul's main airport, where countless… Audio

A scathing independent review into Mediaworks has exposed allegations of sexual assault, bullying and a boys' club culture.

The company's chief executive, Cam Wallace, has apologised today to current… Audio

There are concerns New Zealand's first mass vaccination event did not reach at-risk communities.

More than 15,000 people were jabbed over three days, in what's being lauded a success.

But a South… Audio

There are still security problems at a youth justice residence in Auckland where two young people escaped through a window and went on the run last year.

The Office of the Children's Commissioner has… Audio

An Auckland law firm is seeking a judicial review of two recent decisions made by the Minister of Immigration.

D&S Law has filed high court proceedings on behalf of University of Auckland Professor… Audio

New Zealand Hops says it's struggling to fufill its overseas orders, with some containers full of product sitting on wharves for weeks. Audio

Rangers at Auckland's Shakespear Regional Park are battling a stoat invasion, which they say is taking some creativity. It began with a single female Stoat sneaking into the park, and worsened after… Audio