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Striking up a conversation with someone you don't know can be a minefield, but knowing how to provide someone else with the opportunity to talk can help, an experimental psychologist says. Audio

The 26-hectare Tāhunanui slump is a slow moving, active slip which was last activated by heavy rain.

The sector is welcoming the move, but it's being panned by environment groups and the opposition.

A new film from National Geographic Protecting Paradise: The Story of Niue promises to provide a glimmer of hope amongst negative environmental news. Audio

While some of us can dry clothes and linen without a dryer in the warmer months, winter becomes a little tricker.

The Ministry of Primary Industries is set to conduct research into a deadly virus that could be an increasing threat to New Zealand because of climate change.

Solomon Islands is a focal point for geostrategic competition between the United States and its allies and China, which is expanding its presence and influence in the Pacific region.

But how did it end up there in the first place? Audio

They're the richest siblings in New Zealand, so what do we know about the Mowbrays? Audio

Benny Gantz says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is "preventing us from achieving true victory".

The veteran, award-winning journalist will join current host Susie Ferguson.

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including theft of more than US$150,000 in the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.

The presenter became famous for the 5:2 diet and for testing well-being regimes - from injecting snake venom into his own blood to eating tapeworms.

Volunteers working on education, social and drug programmes have not been allowed back into a women's prison in Wellington since Covid-19. Audio

Generative AI is currently the worst you will ever use - and that's good news, says one expert.

A secure gas supply will support the transition towards renewable energy, industry group says.

The lure of big Lotto jackpots is down to people being bad at assessing probabilities, a psychology professor says. Audio

The government will reverse its ban on oil and gas exploration, Minister for Resources Shane Jones has confirmed.