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The International Students' Association says universities should help pay for international students' stint in managed isolation.

Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced yesterday 250 postgraduate… Audio

The saddest part of being a couples therapist is that people come to see her way too late, says Serafin Upton. She provides sex and couple therapy sessions to people all over in New Zealand and… Audio

You want to use your vote to back the sort of policies that matter - or find out which parties pledges align with you. But parties making promises all at once, how do you weigh up what they’re all… Audio

Helping students to earn money to live on while studying and extra support for mental health are two areas Pacific tertiary students want given more attention.

Universities NZ figures show there were… Audio

Historian Peter Lineham talks to Kathryn about his book 'Agency of Hope' which chronicles the story of the Auckland City Mission from 1920-2020. Audio, Gallery

Friends and whanau of a terminally ill woman who was bounced between nine different motels in the final months of her life believe her case shows how deadly the housing crisis. is. Lisa Diamond died… Video, Audio

At a meeting with local growers in Hastings this afternoon, the Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi was adamant the Government won't let in workers from overseas to help with a horticulture labour… Audio

Dr Anita Collins is an award-winning Australian educator, researcher and writer in the field of brain development and music learning. Since 2016 she has travelled the world interviewing over 100… Audio

A look at innovations in Covid-19 testing, including rapid antigen (protein) tests. Could they play a part in opening up borders? What of the concerns they may miss some infectious people? Rapid… Audio

The summer fruit industry has launched a new campaign targeting university students, as it desperately tries to lure in workers for this season's harvest. With the border closed to RSE workers from… Audio

Whare Hauroa is an organisation that measures the healthiness of homes by using sensors to record temperature, humidity and dew point index. Kaiwhakahaere (CEO) of Whare Hauora Hiria Te Rangi was… Audio

The ACT Party plans to drastically reduce the number of District Health Boards and seek a review of Pharmac, if they help form part of the next government.

ACT's leader, David Seymour released the… Audio

Seniornet course organiser talks about how to help older NZers navigate the world online. Brian Erikson is Chair and a tutor at SeniorNet Pakuranga. Audio

During the 7-week lockdown the organisation received cries for help from 568 women and girls. Audio

Alert level changes in Auckland are not helping to get more people through the doors at the CBD's hospitality outlets. Vivace owner, Mandy Lusk explains to The Panel what's been happening. Audio

Aucklanders can now gather in groups of up to 100 people after a further drop in alert levels overnight. The Super City moved from Level 2.5 to Level 2 at midnight, while the rest of the country has… Audio

With Te Wiki o te reo Māori comes a whole lot of new rauemi to help you learn te reo.

Thousands have taken part in much of the online events for Māori Language Week - with it encouraging many to… Audio

Farmers and growers say if agriculture is to drag the country's economy back into shape, they'll need help to fix labour shortages.

While urban New Zealand went into a strict lockdown in April and… Audio

Moving your facial muscles in a way that mimics a smile can trick your brain into a more positive state, according to a new study. Lead researcher Fernando Marmolejo-Ramos says that even though the… Audio

The parents of missing Lochie Bellerby who was working on the Gulf Livestock 1 are calling on the Government to help with expanding the search in the East China Sea.  Audio

The family of a New Zealander who was onboard the cattle ship that sank in the East China Sea say they've received information that survivors may still be found.

Lochie Bellerby is a herd manager on… Video, Audio

Pacific health leaders are warning that bringing police in to help with Covid-19 contact tracing is a bad look and there are better ways to bolster expertise.

The police are providing advice to the… Audio

The family of a man missing after the livestock export ship he was on capsized and sank in the East China Sea says the government is not doing enough to find him.

Father of two, Scott Harris, was one… Audio

"Just hang in there and give it some time" - that advice to a woman in managed isolation who has been in excruciating pain, vomiting and crying for days.

Josephine, a New Zealander who returned from… Audio

How do you help children cope with a life-threatening incident? And what if you’re stressed yourself?  Katy Gosset looks at the far reaching emotional effects of the Canterbury earthquakes. Audio