Stories by Soumya Bhamidipati

Christopher Luxon was attending a wreath-laying service in London's Hyde Park.

Meanwhile, the Green Party co-leader says NZ First is "rinsing the biscuit tin with the latest outrage" with its plans for a private member's bill on defining "woman" in law. Audio

The tech sector is New Zealand's third biggest source of exports behind meat and dairy, the prime minister said in London.

The prime minister says New Zealand would need to see a ceasefire in Ukraine before deciding whether to take part in peacekeeping arrangements.

The Prime Minister has had a private audience with the monarch and will meet British PM Sir Keir Starmer. Audio

Auckland councillor and residents say there was a concerning delay in notifications before Easter Friday's flooding and intense overnight storms. Audio

The brother of the NZ poet and conservationist says he was inspired by nature, right up until his death.

General practices are closing their books, with nearly 40% not taking new patients last year. Audio

Beaches across the country have been forced to close this week after shark sightings.

The hub was part of the 'Pōneke Promise' - a joint social contract between council, the hospitality industry, retailers and police.

A mother's two children and husband were among the first on the scene of the crash, her funeral will be held Monday.

A stalled, controversial plan to flood 22 hectares of conservation land in Hawke's Bay is set to be revived.

But authorities cannot say how often it happens.

Analysis of security camera footage reveals who the flavoured milk fanatic could be. But there may be copycats in the mix, too. Audio

As residents wake to another cold morning, a silent figure slips into the mist, leaving just one clue.

A man who claimed he raped a woman in his sleep has today appealed his conviction at the Supreme Court.

The Greens have called for the MP to resign from Parliament - but that's not the main concern for workers at the centre of migrant exploitation claims.

At least one person each year is caught trying to take a gun into New Zealand's prisons.

RNZ takes a look at what experts think about the government's interest in expanding AI. Audio

Researcher Barbara Sumner discovered the "deeply disturbing" conversation through an Official Information Act request. Audio

The District Court set targets for how long cases should take - will the High Court do the same?

The chief district court judge is confident justice sector agencies will do what they can to speed up court cases.

The head of the District Court has set new targets for how long criminal cases should take to be completed.

The number of innocent people spending time in remand has nearly doubled. Audio

With more emphasis on transitioning teens back into the community, there's more of a chance the government's boot camps will work, experts say.