Stories by Samantha Mythen

Nearly 500 people explored Canterbury's high country for 24 hours as part of TWALK, solving riddles in a rogaine-style event.

Reports around the world claim young people are drinking less than ever. Is that the case at our universities?

A campaign for safer streets in Pōneke is continued by a mother shocked at what her daughter was told by a man in the city centre.

A curiosity to explore the world and look at a view in awe motivates skiers. But it comes risk.

"The festival is homemade, organic," organiser Corban Tupou says.

The students' association now provides a regular free drug-checking service on campus to prevent drug-related harm.

Coromandel is known for Cathedral Cove's gigantic arches, a scenic train trip through native forests, soft sandy beaches - and Helen Clark.

Rachel Soudakoff is on a mission to make Aotearoa's great outdoors more accessible for Deaf people.

Experts tell RNZ how New Zealand can improve its resilience to earthquakes by looking at what Japan does to prepare.

Drug testing organisations and Hato Hone St John say testing services are saving lives and reducing harm. Audio

Staffing shortages at New Zealand's biggest sexual health organisation have meant clinics across the country are already booked up months in advance.

UK grime music pioneer Flowdan talks to Samantha Mythen about his Grammy nomination, recent run of collaborations and what crowds turn up for, just before hitting the stage in Wellington.