Mary Argue

A new report has analysed grade data from the country's eight universities between 2006 and 2024. Audio

A new report has analysed grade data from the country's eight universities between 2006 and 2024.

One man died while another was left with serious injuries within hours of each on Wednesday.

Some locals back the plan, but others are worried it could change the character of their village. Audio

An asbestos removal company boss says he's been flooded with calls from emotional parents and schools wanting help. Audio

Two new tunnels will take two hectares of the green belt, cost up to $4 billion and require major works in nearby areas for years. Audio

After launching last month, Queensgate Night Market has been cancelled over what local MP Chris Bishop says is bureaucracy gone mad.

The 4.9 magnitude earthquake shook Wellington on Thursday night - but no-one at St James Theatre blinked.

More than 200 roles have been lost since November 2023 through the closure of the crown-owned science and innovation entity.

RV President Brian Peat said it was a chance for political parties to show they're "committed to fairness and dignity for older Kiwis".

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has now confirmed the millipede has been found in New Plymouth, and that it's also awaiting samples of a specimen from Nelson.

Power is still out in Eketahuna and internet and cell phone reception is patchy. Audio

Shards of glass went flying after gale force winds smashed a large house window in Featherston.

People have been stocking up on supplies and staying home as strong winds hit Wairarapa.

Riversdale locals are still cleaning up after yesterday's huge winds, but are also "getting ready for another mess tomorrow".

A Halloween-themed art show has horror enthusiasts crawling out of the woodwork, and into queues on the capital's Cuba Street. Audio

The company's director Hemi Arapeta Tiopira has not responded to RNZ's multiple requests for comment.

However MBIE, which will take over administration of the Marsden Fund, says the board is required by law to be independent.

Last week the national museum announced plans for a two-stage process in an effort to cut costs.

Science Minister Shane Reti has responded by restructuring the grants process for projects. Audio

They're older and slower, but just because the arthritis is kicking in, that doesn't mean they can't have fun with a group of buddies. Audio

The chief economist at a Wellington-based think tank believes the US president has a stronger than usual argument, but says he'll struggle to do it. Audio

He says swarms of drones have changed the war beyond recognition.

A glut of vacant rentals in Wellington has seen tenants knocking close to $100 off their weekly rent. Audio

Owhiro Bay locals have awoken to find their homes infested with the creepy crawly invertebrates.