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Public health officials are racing to track down dozens of people who may have been in close contact with the second New Zealander diagnosed with coronavirus.

The woman, in her 30s, returned from… Audio

Healthline is currently contacting people who travelled home from China this month but are not in isolation.

It's using phone numbers given to them by Customs, based on who crossed the border after 2… Audio

The country's biggest power company, Contact Energy, has reported a 78 percent fall in half year profit after lower sales. Audio

Santa and Wellington City Council are both keeping a list, although the council's is a bit different.

Instead of who's been naughty and who's been nice, the council has compiled a list of the… Audio

Transpower's upgrade to the South Island electricity grid will be fast tracked with the financial aid of energy companies preparing in case the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter shuts down. Audio

An 11-year-old Australian boy of Cook Island Maori descent has been left in tears after he was pointed out as "the big kid" and called to get off the field in the middle of a junior rugby tournament… Audio

Myopia, or shortsightedness, usually kicks in around the age of 8 and progresses for the next 10 years. Now a Kiwi scientist has developed a contact lens which slows the progression of myopia in kids.

Pasifika community leaders in Auckland are warning about a rise in scams and are urging people not to be ashamed to speak up. Audio

In 'Breath of the Birds' Dame Gillian Whitehead discusses the origin of taonga puoro, their revival, and how she has used traditional Māori musical instruments in her compositions. Audio, Gallery

Some of the Pacific's smallest states are bracing for the arrival of measles, as the disease spreads through the region. Audio

Rescuing asylum seekers from Papua New Guinea's Bomana prison is the aim of a group privately sponsoring the resettlement of refugees in Canada. Audio

Samoans are flocking to clinics following news of two more deaths suspected to be from measles. Audio

New Zealand's government is under pressure to limit harm from measles, which is spreading into Pacific Island countries. Audio

Restrictions around whether teachers can hug or touch students may soon be relaxed. Currently teachers can't physically restrain students unless they're a danger to others. Audio

Samoa's health officials are awaiting international confirmation after an adult tested positive in Samoa for measles, which is thought to have been transmitted from the Auckland outbreak. Audio

New Zealand's Parliament is expanding its support to its counterparts in the Pacific with a new programme, Tai a Kiwa. Audio

Police forces around the Pacific have been caught off guard by the growth of the methamphetamine trade in the region. Audio

The country's biggest power company, Contact Energy, has more than doubled its net profit for the year after some cost cutting and the shedding two of its businesses. Audio

The High Court has ruled that a woman who died of a cancer caused by inhaling asbestos was entitled to ACC cover.

Deanna Trevarthen died in 2016 at the age of 45, after being exposed to asbestos… Audio

From 2022 Canadian children aged 12 and younger will no longer be able to play the fullest version of American football to protect them from long-term cognitive problems resulting from repetitive head… Audio

Children shouldn't play contact sport until at least 12 years old experts say. They were unanimous is saying that a little contact in pre-teens to the head is too much contact.  Audio

A journalist in the Federated States of Micronesia has linked her scrutiny of Chinese investment to an attempt by traditional leaders in Yap to expel her. Audio

The Commerce Commission has laid seven charges against the power company Contact Energy over alleged misleading advertising. Audio

Vanuatu's Meteological Service says there is a red alert in place today as Cyclone Oma approaches the countries northern provinces. Audio