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Auckland emergency management says the worst of the weather is moving south, but the region isn't out of the woods yet.

Duty Controller Rachel Kelleher told Morning Report there has been some… Audio

Evalyn McGregor is New Zealand's only full-time female blade shearer. With a pair of special scissors, the 23-year-old currently shears 100 sheep a day and aims to double that number in the future. Video, Audio

Residents of a Maungatapu cul-de-sac in Tauranga rallied to save a family who were trapped in their home after a landslide overnight on Saturday.

Several homes were damaged, with one destroyed… Audio

For NZ Live today we're bringing you a slice of Americana infused with some Kiwi roots. T-Bone is a five-piece band that formed in Wellington out of a shared love of folk and bluegrass music. Audio

The philanthropic organisation, Woven Earth, offers practical support to families surviving domestic violence, including gifting furniture, household items and toys. Aucklander Kerryn Thrupp founded… Audio, Gallery

The minimum wage needs to jump up almost $2.50 to match the living wage according to the Council of Trade Unions.

That would take it to $23.65 an hour. The PM says the government will be discussing… Video, Audio

Chris Hipkins inherits an inflation nation, with the cost of living up 7.2 percent year on year.

As the handover from one PM to another was underway, the inflation stats came out, and it's bad news… Audio

Some economists are picking inflation is at its crest, and with an easing in price rises expected this year, albeit amid the prospect of further interest rate rises and an economic recession. The… Audio

An economist says incoming Prime Minister Chris Hipkins won't have time to effect any meaningful change to the country's cost of living gloom ahead of the election.

Hipkins says his focus will be on… Audio

Scientists may have uncovered the secret to living longer.

A University of Auckland trial has shown how a drug called alpelisib - currently used to treat cancer - can increase the lifespan of mice by… Audio

US folk artist Matthew Bean aka Sneaky Bones is back in New Zealand for a third time, performing live for the first time since 2019. He'll be playing a string of North Island centres starting later… Audio

Kara Rickard talks to Mohi Allen about his music and he plays us one of his beauitful waiata. Audio

Brad Baloo from The Nextmen live on On The Air with Mark and Kara. Audio

Soraya La Pread talks to Kara Rickards and Mark Williams for Ma runga iarere Audio

Troy Kingi joins us live from Te Tai Tokerau Audio

Scottish born Frank Burkitt is a storyteller, songwriter, singer and guitarist. In 2014 he formed a four-piece band after moving to Wellington, releasing two albums and touring extensively through… Audio

We cross live to the National Surf competition in Piha and speak to eight time National surfing champ Billy Stairmand to get an update on how the competition is going.  Audio

After being trapped for hours on the 22nd floor of a hotel following the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, Andy Cleverley decided life had to change. Chucking in his corporate life, he bought an old… Video, Audio

It's our last show of the year and what better way to celebrate than with a very special band for NZ LIVE- The Harmonic Resonators!  Video, Audio

For our last live music session of the year, Auckland supergroup Half Hexagon fill the RNZ studio with their distinctive Krautrock-inspired sound. Video, Audio

The ancient sounds of taonga pūoro (Māori musical instruments) are the bedrock of IA's music. The Waikato-based indigenous soul band tick off a "bucket list item" and give us an NZ Live performance. Video, Audio

The RNZ-TVNZ merger looks to be on thin ice as the Prime Minister tells her colleagues to find some fat to trim over the summer holidays.

Jacinda Ardern says the government's focus will be on getting… Audio

Coen Lammers joins us once again live from Qatar with the latest highs and lows from the World Cup. Audio