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Squeezed household budgets are putting a big dent in how much money people can spend at the shops and retailers are struggling to stay afloat, some closing doors. Retailers are looking at another… Audio

Hurricanes management says Saturday's haka was respectful, authentic and appropriate. 

But some bilingual te reo Māori speakers heard Poua haka leader, Leilani Perese, saying the government should… Audio

Christchurch based singer-songwriter, Karra Rhodes, chats her latest release, a modern country-pop track 'Why Can't I Love You Less'. The Scottish-born, Aotearoa-based polymath, not only writes a song… Audio

Jackie Stewart is widely regarded as one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time. Following his wife, Helen's diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia, Sir Jackie founded the global charity Race… Audio

Advocates for children living in poverty are concerned the Government is not doing enough to support young people struggling to eat, let alone go to school.

The latest data from StatsNZ shows 23,000… Audio

The latest child poverty statistics from Stats NZ show over 23,000 more children are going without household essentials since 2022 due to the rise in the cost of living.

Seventeen-point-five percent… Audio

Our U.S. correspondent Karen Kasler has the latest from the ongoing election campaign. Audio

Qatar says it's "appalled" by leaked remarks allegedly made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he criticised the country's role in mediation efforts between Israel and Gaza as… Audio

Israel has suffered its deadliest single day in Gaza since its ground invasion began.

Twenty-four members of the Israeli Defence Force were killed on Monday, the toll included 21 who were killed… Audio

Tamaki Makaurau-based, husband-wife duo Ra Charmian introduce us to their new single, 'Papatuanuku He Ataahua Koe' - which is a stunning te reo Maori interpretation of 'What a Wonderful World'. Band… Audio

More New Zealanders say they're experience psychological distress - but smoking and dangerous drinking is declining, in the lastest snapshot of the country's health.

The Ministry of Health has just… Audio

Tony Stamp reviews a string-laden set from the Wellington band. Video, Audio

House prices are continuing to rise. The latest QV figures show the average home value rose 2.1 percent, to just over $907,387, over the three months to the end of October. Whangarei, Hamilton, and… Audio

London based New Zealander Robinson introduces us to her sparkling new EP Chasing Nirvana. She chats to Jim about her songwriting, the approaching London winter, and finding her creative groove. She… Audio

Award-winning, Otautahi based folk singer and songwriter Amiria Grenell introduces us to her latest single, the gentle track 'Lanterns'. Daughter of legendary country musician John Grenell and known… Video, Audio

It's a resounding fail for Gloriavale Christian school according to its latest ERO report card. The private school operates out of the secretive community on the West coast of the South Island about… Audio

Unemployment is on the rise, but those who are in work are earning higher wages.

The latest figures from Stats NZ show unemployment has increased to 3.9 percent in the last quarter, up from 3.6… Audio

The Royal College of GPs' medical director says the latest statistics from Te Whatu Ora are grim, but they align with what he sees in practice.

The quarterly clinical performance data - released on… Audio

To the Middle-East now - with First Up from Doha is Alex Baird. Audio

Chances are you know Tom Sainsbury for his comedy - be it on stage, television, or social media platforms. But his latest offering takes a decidely sinister turn. Loop Track - his directorial debut -… Audio

Israel has amassed tanks and troops near the fenced border around Gaza for a planned ground invasion... aiming to annihilate Hamas. A second convoy of 14 aid trucks entered the Rafah crossing to the… Audio

Mark Reason, Stuff's senior sports columnist brings us the latest from the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, as England take on South Africa. Audio

Tony Stamp reviews a collection of heartbroken ballads from the American singer-songwriter. Video, Audio

Egypt has agreed to open the Rafah crossing to allow trucks carrying aid into Gaza, in a conflict that is escalating two weeks on. Gregg Carlstrom is a Middle East correspondent for The Economist… Audio

The death toll after a huge blast at a hospital in Gaza is continuing to rise. Hamas is blaming the explosion on an Israeli air strike. But Israel says it was misfired rockets by militant group… Audio