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Minister Tama Potaka says the first he heard of victims being turned away from emergency accommodation was in the House.

New Zealand is one the last places in the world where H5N1 has not yet been detected.

More than 600 Kiwis died by suspected suicide last year, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says. Audio

It has been ordered to pay at least $235,000 in costs.

The side would love to end a 12-year wait for a Super Rugby title and 'Do it for Donk'.

Now astronomers believe they could use the method to help illuminate the invisible structure of the universe.

The Prime Minister is pledging to continue a "considered" course amid "choppier waters" worldwide - even as former political leaders call for a rethink. Audio

This year has already brought almost every possible weather extreme to Northland, with record rain hot on the heels of a drought, a cyclone and even a tornado. Is this a sign of things to come? Audio

Months after buying, the customer was there was no stock, but the refund never came. Audio

Police did not send officers after a call from Hillmorton Hospital that a mental health patient had attacked a woman.

A Samoan fashion stylist says Arthur Folasa Ah Loo was the best Samoan fashion designer she had come across. Audio

The call follows revelations an elderly patient who murdered a pensioner had killed his brother 50 years ago, and had warned he might do it again. Audio

The sport and police minister says the $2.9m Sport NZ is redirecting to new initiatives for reducing youth offending will not go into the government's "boot camps".

The effects of the Israel-Iran conflict are already being felt at the petrol pumps.

Ryan Fox's hot streak in golf has resulted in him climbing another two places to 30th in the world rankings.

Having Māori in decision-making spaces should be a given, says 15-year-old Jack Karetai-Barrett.

The unmaned vehicle has the potential to make trimming trees in difficult areas safer and easier.

Explainer - What exactly is being banned? What are the new rules? And what does it mean for the industry and vapers? Audio

Years before he murdered Christchurch pensioner Faye Phelps, Elliot Cameron killed his brother, it can be revealed. Emails obtained by RNZ show his fears about being released.

Small pleasure boat was allegedly side-on to breakers at the Pātea bar before being swamped.

A disability support service has installed alarms on its doors after a resident went missing and was found more than a day later, cold and naked.

The ministry will set up a list of accredited contractors, after some substandard repairs previously.

But Brooke van Velden says there might be other changes coming. Audio

The Environmental Law Initiative is challenging the Environmental Protection Authority's refusal to reassess glyphosate and glyphosate-based substances Audio

Is it a law to make us all happier and healthier? Or an all-out assault on te Tiriti? It depends who you ask. Audio