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Analysis - The leaking has already begun from the National Party's top-secret report on their disastrous 2020 election campaign. It's a fraught issue, illustrating just how dysfunctional and divisive…

There are growing suspicions facial recognition technology is being used on police photographs of innocent young people.

The government is being warned if it sticks to the status quo it will fail to improve the mental health system. Audio

A judge in Fiji has warned that anyone convicted of child-rape should be prepared to spend at least 11 years in prison.

Details about when the wider public can expect to get the Covid-19 vaccine will be revealed by the government today. Audio

Nearly one in three women worldwide is subjected to physical or sexual violence during her lifetime, pervasive criminal behaviour that has increased during the pandemic, the World Health Organisation…

In unaired footage, the Duke of Sussex says the "bigoted" UK media created a "toxic environment".

Police have denied they are racially profiling Māori and Pacific people when they approach youth, photograph them, collect their personal details and use a phone app to send it all to a national… Audio

Ōtorohanga's bid to change its gambling policy is being opposed by the Problem Gambling Foundation and Waikato District Health Board.

New Zealand heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker has split with trainer Kevin Barry.

Some South Auckland women are ensuring there's something for those wanting an alternative to unhealthy food.

Protests against the memorial disrespect those who died in the 1979 tragedy, a family member says, and mana whenua Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei expressed full support.

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says a draft report on safety at the city's port is complete and will pave the way for change. Audio

There are calls for the government to fund more home internet connections so Auckland school children can learn from home. Audio

Prison guards threatened to pepper spray an inmate and then went on to put her in a headlock minutes after she'd attempted suicide.

For many people, their accounts of 22 February 2011 are of movement; leaving town or travelling into town, trying to find family: children, partners, or simply to escape.

The number of children and young people treated at the controversial Lake Alice Psychiatric Hospital in the 1970s may have been much higher than initially thought.

Fiji Police are investigating alleged sexual abuse by a member of the Methodist Church clergy. Audio

Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield is "reluctant" to refer those in the Papatoetoe cluster who breached lockdown restrictions to police. Audio

"I'm asking everyone ... to back and support one another and if that means calling a family member or colleague out for not following the rules then we should do that. Do it with kindness, but do it."