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The 180 Degrees Trust runs youth development programmes for at risk young people in Canterbury. The biggest event on its calendar is the Southern Alps Traverse, a gruelling, character-building…

The PM says there are "many, many people" being treated as contacts of the latest Covid-19 community case, but the government is willing to go further than usual to keep the country at level 1.

Sue Spigel was working in a small room at the top of Christ Church Cathedral, the day the quake struck. She's developed health problems since then but is happy to be alive.

The government is being urged to consider putting South Auckland near the top of the queue when the vaccine rollout goes wider, as suburbs grapple with a Covid-19 outbreak. Audio

Two Wellington women have spoken out about their months-long battle with a gym they worked at after complaining a trainer had sexually assaulted them.

Summer Olliver was inside the PGC when the quake struck. Ten years on, having to be so organised in her pain management has made her organised in her parenting too.

Papatoetoe High School principal Vaughan Couillault says the school can't be cleaned until everyone has returned a negative test. Audio

Another South Auckland outbreak of Covid-19 has community support workers concerned about the impact it's having on the mental health of its young people.

A proposed 5 percent rates rise and increased water charges will be too much for many South Auckland residents, a councillor says.

Bay of Plenty social support agencies are pointing to the cost of housing as a major driver of increasing social need in the community.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern remembers those who died in th Christchurch earthquake and talks to survivors of hope and optimism.

Those who were in Christchurch on 22 February 2011 all have a story to tell. Their accounts are all fragments of the same story - the story of a broken city.

Three RNZ reporters working in Christchurch on 22 February 2011 tell of their experiences on the day the earthquake hit, in part one Bridget Mills explains how she was mid-interview when the studio…

Auckland Women's Prison treated inmates in a "degrading," "cruel" and "inhumane" manner in a "concerted effort to break their spirit," according to a stinging ruling from a district court judge.

There has been a steady stream of people visiting the Canterbury National Earthquake Memorial in Christchurch this afternoon, ahead of tomorrow's anniversary.

Dubai's royal family says Princess Latifa is "being cared for at home" after the emergence of videos in which she accused them of holding her hostage since 2018.

Queen Elizabeth's grandson, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, say they will not return as working members of the royal family.

Miro is a collective of Māori businesses, trusts, whānau, hapū and iwi growing blueberries on Māori-owned land to increase its productivity and create jobs.

Various events across Christchurch are being held in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the 22 February earthquake.

A new study shows a quarter of renters who left their homes did so because their landlord forced them to.

A Hawke's Bay farmer caught up in the response to a bovine TB outbreak says they're not getting the support they need to stay afloat.