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More than 100 coronavirus vaccines are in the pipeline and almost a dozen have made it to human trials so far.

Opinion - Travel writer Sharon Stephenson writes that Covid-19 has not only put off one of her passions, it's also cost her a career.

In today's sports news, No sport in England til June at the earliest, the Western Force could be back and Tagovailoa is number one.

A person is dead after a car struck a horse in eastern Bay of Plenty last night.

What'll it be today? Abseiling, vechicle repairs, baking or some DIY? Chester can do it all.

Germany is looking to ease restrictions, cases in Russia soar, UK's death toll is now the highest for Covid-19 in Europe, and the Queen calls the Australian Prime Minister. Catch up on today's…

Major sports events around the world that are in the process of re-starting or have been rescheduled due to the COVID-19 pandemic:

Sutherland played 64 games for the All Blacks, including ten tests between 1968 and 1973, and was part of three controversial All Black touring sides.

David Nyika would love to have the swagger of Israel Adesanya, but his main focus is fighting for gold next year in Tokyo. Video

Jack Perkins from the RNZ Spectrum programme is talking to Phyl Christie and Joan Poulton about their childhoods growing up on Clarence Reserve Station, inland from Kaikoura. Their father Percy…

Hundreds of unwanted pets are getting the chance to find new homes under alert level 3, with the SPCA now offering "contactless adoptions".

Two cats in New York have become the first pets in the country to test positive for Covid-19 but there is no evidence pets can spread the virus to humans, according to Us health authorities.

Multinational netballer Kelly Hutton is fighting cancer in lockdown with heart and humour, inspired by a Silver Fern who's beaten cancer twice.

The Serious Fraud Office says it will decide by September whether to lay charges in its investigation relating to the foundation bankrolling NZ First.

We speak to former Speaker David Carter at home on his farm in Banks Peninsula and the Minister for Agriculture Damien O'Connor on his eight hectare lifestyle block in the Tasman district.