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A museum curator's job involves much more than meets the eye. They're there to not just look after and catalogue the items the museum holds - but to tell their stories - and share them with others… Audio

National has welcomed the introduction of the new pre-departure testing regime - but it also says it doesn't go far enough. Initially, only travellers from the United Kingdom and the United States… Audio

The National Party wants tougher border restrictions to protect the country from the new variant of Covid-19 which is thought to be more transmissible.

It's been blamed for parts of England being… Audio

The 2020 National Youth Orchestra performs its Finale concert for the year.

The Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is being rolled out in the Northern Marianas this weekend, but other Pacific countries still lack the ultra cold facilities to store it.

The vaccine which has… Audio

The National Party plans to pile more pressure on Parliament's Speaker, indicating it will declare a vote of no confidence when MPs return to the Capital in the new year.

Trevor Mallard has been… Audio

Dr David Ivory is Head of the Commerce Facility at St John's College in Hastings and been recognised with a National Excellence in Teaching. He talks to Jesse about the accolade and the work he does… Audio

The National Party wants to question Parliament's Speaker, before a select committee, over a costly legal dispute.

Labour has, however, already poured cold water over the plan - RNZ understands it… Audio

Judith Collins has offered a brutal account of National's lead up to polling day - labelling her campaign team inexperienced.

She made the remarks as politicians gathered for a post-election debrief… Audio

The political consensus over an inquiry into Pharmac looks to be breaking down - with Labour and National at odds over how it should be run.

National today asked the newly-formed health select… Audio

The government has declared a national climate emergency, acknowledging the urgency required to tackle the global crisis.

Its critics call the motion a mere "marketing stunt" but the Prime Minister… Audio

The government will declare a national climate emergency today, with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern introducing the motion in Parliament this afternoon.

In 2017 she called climate change her… Audio

Tasman will defend their national provincial Premiership title this weekend, but concede they're not the team they were last year. The Mako take on top qualifiers and favourites Auckland in the final… Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson's public query to the Reserve Bank, asking how it might do more to stabilise house prices, has the support of the National Party.

In fact shadow treasurer Andrew… Audio

A second report by the Children's Commissioner into Oranga Tamariki is calling for the Ministry's power to be transferred to Māori.

Māni Dunlop spoke to the chair of National Urban Māori Authority… Audio

The challenges facing the National Party were laid bare at its AGM in Wellington over the weekend.

Peter Goodfellow was re-elected National Party president - hours after after partly blaming the… Audio

National Party members copped a handful home truths at its AGM over the weekend.

Former leader Sir John Key didn't sugar-coat any aspect of the party's performance which suffered a clobbering in last… Audio

The National Party did some serious soul searching at its AGM over the weekend, reflecting on its disastrous election result and considering how to give itself a fighting chance come 2023. Former… Audio

There are calls for a national register of self-contained campervans to be established to ensure ones without toilets are not leased. The Panel speaks to the chief executive of the New Zealand Motor… Audio

Business leaders aren't backing National's call for the government to "rein in" the Reserve Bank and insist conditions be put around new funding.

The National Party wants the government to ensure… Audio

Approval has been given for a national Erebus Memorial proposed for the Dove-Myer Robinson Park in Auckland's Parnell. Waitemata Local Board members voted four in favour and three against for the… Audio

Early childhood teachers have complained of stress and overcrowding in a national survey.

Four thousand teachers responded to the Child Forum survey and a quarter said they would not send their own… Audio