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Technical glitch may have exposed sensitive information in police files
Privacy Commissioner, lawyers notified after issue that may have led to redacted information being visible.
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Helping hands: Could care robots solve the aged care crisis?
One future solution to the shortage of care workers is the use of care robots - robots with the ability to perform everyday personal and household tasks. Audio
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Grindr attackers sentenced for 'hate crime'
The actions of a group of young men who posted "video montages" of assaults on gay men they had lured through Grindr have been described as "a hate crime".
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Proposed change to sale of alcohol
Audio 20 Dec 2025With the festive season in full swing, the government is proposing to allow restaurants with on-site retail spaces to sell take-home booze. Audio
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'A breach of good faith': Nurses say Health NZ settlement delays could cost them
Nurses Organisation chief executive Paul Goulter said his members were rightly aggrieved that their employer spent $538m less than budgeted on personnel in the last financial year.
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What we know about the hours before and after Rob and Michele Reiner's deaths
Speculation has been rife over what could have led someone to murder the beloved Hollywood director and his other half, a charismatic photographer and producer.
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Why people with dementia can be so moved by music
Researchers are looking into why patients can still have a powerful response to music even as their memory fades.
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Why does time seem to go so fast?
Hinze Hogendoorn is a Professor in Visual Time Perception at the Queensland University of Technology and he joins Emile Donovan.. Audio
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'Probably had too many scones': Ministerial advisory group defends catering bill
The group for victims of retail crime spend almost $24,000 on 22 meetings around the country. Audio
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$538 million unspent in health budget, hospitals still asked to save millions
The "underspend" was due in part to unfilled vacancies and the fact Health NZ has yet to settle collective contract disputes. Audio
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'Unnecessary' delays for vital lab tests as samples sent across country
National Secretary for Apex, Deborah Powell told Checkpoint it is not uncommon for samples to get stuck somewhere that they shouldn't. Audio
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Pushed-back deadlines for owed holiday pay frustrate couple
A retired Waikato couple who worked at Hamilton's hospital for more than six decades between them face a lengthy wait for tens of thousands of dollars. Audio
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The Panel with Andrew Clay and Denise L'Estrange-Corbet, Part 2
In part two, New Zealand's Yoga Teacher of the Year, Hamish Kenworthy, celebrates the rising popularity of the practice. Audio
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Health workers frustrated at 'underspend' as contract disputes continue
Frustrated health workers are questioning why hospitals and health services are being asked to find another five hundred million dollars in "efficiency savings" out of this year's budget, while half a… Audio
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Vital lab tests facing 'unnecessary' delays as samples sent across country
Vital lab tests for Gisborne patients are facing unnecessary delays as samples are flown or driven hundreds of kilometres across the country for analysis, according to one union. Apex represents… Audio
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Man who killed five in Loafers Lodge fire handed life sentence
Esarona David Lologa will spend at least 22 years in jail.
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Health workers waiting for millions in holiday pay
A retired Waikato couple who worked for Hamilton's hospital for over six decades between them are facing a lengthy wait for tens of thousands of dollars of holiday pay. Errors in calculating holiday… Audio
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Some urgent care clinics extend hours
The changes are a result of the government's national after hours framework, Minister of Health Simeon Brown says.
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Man who killed five in Loafers Lodge fire handed life sentence
Esarona David Lologa will spend at least 22 years in jail.
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Could tears be the key to diagnosing Parkinson's disease
Could human tears be the key to diagnosing Parkinson's disease? Well, that's what some New Zealander researchers are trying to find out. Parkinson's disease affects more than 12,000 New Zealanders and… Audio
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Pasifika families no longer have to pay for 'overpriced rental homes'
The dream of owning a home is now a reality for 18 Pasifika families in Porirua, one of the four main cities that make up the Greater Wellington Region.
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Rare blood clot leaves woman in ACC limbo
Nataly Vitreras can't work and says she's "lost in a system that doesn't seem to care" as she waits for answers.
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On their final day, MPs consider quality of our final years
On Parliament's last sitting day of the year, MPs discussed an issue with the potential to surge in prominence.
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Parents of suicide victim call for better information sharing
The Dazas' 13-year-old daughter died by suspected suicide after making calls to multiple helplines. Audio
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Mum's pleas went unanswered before son went missing
Five-year-old Khyzah DeLaCroix was found dead in a pond near his home.
