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The Cook Islands parliament sat for the first time yesterday since the nation's general election in June 2018 with several controversies looming. Audio

Many Indians living in New Zealand are glued to their national elections with some even flying back to vote and help political campaigning. About 900 million people begin heading to the polls on… Audio

Former Prime Minister Sir John Key has come out against recommendations to impose a capital gains tax, concerned it will have a crippling effect on business and farmers. He told business reporter Nona… Video, Audio

Today is the last day of campaigning in Solomon Islands ahead of the National General Election on Wednesday. Audio

As thousands in Christchurch stood together during the service today, New Zealanders in other pockets of the country stood with them. In Whanganui, more than 40 people gathered at the museum and… Video, Audio

In North Hagley Park, where the National Remembrance Service took place earlier today, hundreds of people, including survivors and Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens, are praying as police… Video, Audio

Rheumatic fever, an illness many wealthy countries have stamped out, is on the rise again in New Zealand. Rheumatic fever can result in heart damage and those affected face a lifelong the struggle. Video

At least one person has been fired for watching the video of the Christchurch mosque shootings, while others have been dismissed for sharing it with workmates. Cyber Research is a company which… Audio

It's not just not just New Zealanders waiting to see what Parliament does next in our move towrds gun law reforms. The rest of the world is watching to see what we do. Al Gillespie of Waikato… Audio

The Muslim community is demanding to know why security agencies are spying on them but appear not to be tracking the alt-right. The response of officials to Muslims over what they see as a growing… Audio

A man who stood outside a Manchester mosque after the shooting of 50 people at mosques in New Zealand said he wanted to "respond with friendship". Andrew Graystone was pictured with a placard saying… Audio

A property development firm is championing the idea of building homes to rent, rather than to sell. Experts say the idea is a no-brainer to fix the housing problems. Business reporter Madison Reidy… Audio

Here's one for the kids! RNZ is proud to be the first to share the new song from te reo Māori teaching resource, Te Kōtare. ‘E Ta Tohorā’ features vocals from Warren Maxwell (Trinity Roots, Little… Video

Papua New Guinea 's Catholic church is urging the government to do more to help refugees and asylum seekers in the country find resettlement. While the church is pushing for a definitive end to the… Audio

Political scientist Bryce Edwards says the One News-Colmar Brunton poll shows Judith Collins is the "definite replacement" if Simon Bridges is no longer National's leader. Audio

Refugees detained offshore by Australia have had their first political victory in Australia's parliament. Audio

Civil Defence is "actively working" on a plan to get residents back into Wakefield after making progress on managing the bush fires. Video

Film and TV reviewer Sarah McMullan looks at all the places you can watch films in New Zealand - it's more than just the cinema, Netflix and Lightbox. Plus, we all know what Liam Neeson said on his… Audio

Locals in Guam are concerned that the reintroduction of a self defence bill will increase violence in the community. Audio

Human Rights Watch Deputy Asia Director Phil Robertson is based in Bangkok and has been part of Ms Mohammed al-Qunun's support team on the ground. He spoke to our producer Charlie Dreaver last night… Audio

Fiji's opposition parties have been given a reprieve in their attempt to dispute the results of last month's election. The parties had complained members of the FijiFirst government had been evading… Audio