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To this day the American football obsessed town of Steubenville, Ohio occupies an uneasy place in the history of how we understand sexual assault.  Video, Audio

Hafnium is named after Copenhagen and as it has a very high melting point it was used in the thruster nozzles of the Apollo Lunar modules, according to Elemental's Allan Blackman from AUT. Audio

A medical technology company says the government's planned $300-million investment fund to support the development of start-up companies should help keep them in this country. Audio

Rejected claims ignite fresh controversy over French nuclear test compensation. Audio

Education Minister Chris Hipkins has stepped in to try to broker an end to the teacher strikes that are causing massive disruption around New Zealand.

On Tuesday thousands of Year 9 students have a… Audio

The principal of Auckland's Tamaki College says she's worried that some students whose families were wrongly forced out of the community will not be helped to return. The local MP Simon O'Connor and… Audio

Fiji have won the World Sevens Series title for the fourth time. Audio

A plane has been buzzing over Tuvalu's atolls and lagoons harvesting information to help the country cope with rising seas and cyclones. Audio

3D printed birds and fake poo are helping boost spotted shag numbers in the Hauraki Gulf. Matt Rayner, land vertebrates curator at Auckland museum, is part of a team attempting to boost numbers of New… Audio, Gallery

Institutional racism, discrimination and always being at the bottom of pay scale are just some of the challenges facing Pasifika women in the workforce. Audio

New Zealand Vietnam War veterans are calling for more help as they face health issues they say are related to their war service.

Veterans had the opportunity to attend a health and wellbeing expo in… Audio

New Zealand Vietnam War veterans are calling for even more help as they face health problems related to their war service. 3000 New Zealanders served in Vietnam between 1965 and 1972. Over the last… Audio

A Whāngarei toddler who was in daily pain from rotten teeth was sent home to wait it out for at least five months on children's paracetamol and antibiotics.

Ivy Dyas was born with a condition that… Audio

A Colmar Brunton survey commissioned by New Zealand On Air and Creative New Zealand has found that the median personal annual income for 'creative professionals' is around $36,000 -  below the living… Audio, Gallery

Groundwater scientists are using John Saywell's Canterbury farm to measure how well buried trenches filled with woodchips and bacteria break down nitrates in drainage water. Audio, Gallery

Around three hundred people on Papua New Guinea's Duke of York group are without homes after their houses were destroyed in last week's magnitude 7.5 earthquake. The quake has affected thousands in… Audio

The US Freely Associated States in the Pacific have come away from a visit to Washington with little to show for it, according to experts and observers, who say the historic meeting ignored climate… Audio

The inaugural Pacific People's Housing Forum was launched in Auckland last week. Discussions centred on the housing challenges and needs of the island communities in NZ and around the region. Audio

The next time you're walking along Queen Street in downtown Auckland, cast your eyes to the Town Hall. There's an extraordinary gift of love adorning one of the city's historic buildings - and… Audio

Paramedics are worried they won't see any of the 21-million-dollar funding boost for ambulance services in their paypackets. Those working for St John Ambulance have been striking in frustration over… Audio

The Cook Islands secretary of health, Josephine Herman, said the country is managing to contain the latest outbreak of dengue. Audio

Samoan-New Zealand artist Edith Amituana'i has become the first Pasifika woman to hold a solo exhibition at Wellington's Adam Art Gallery. Audio

Microsoft President Brad Smith talks to Paul Brennan about the Christchurch Call in Paris and the steps the tech sector has signed up to in order to stop the spread of extremism online.  Audio

A Cook Islands lawyer says the use of DNA evidence could speed up the resolution of disputes over land ownership. Audio

Teams from Fiji and Samoa will make their Global Rapid Rugby debut this weekend, in the first step towards what organisers hope will help Pacific Islands countries become regular World Cup contenders.