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A mother vulnerable to the coronavirus after a kidney transplant also has a premature baby at risk.

In today's sports news - Some NRL players set for huge pay cuts, Tour de France may go ahead without fans and McLaren team now home after quarantine.

As hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren begin four weeks of lockdown, here is some practical advice and key information for all students and parents or caregivers. Audio

Auckland schools say they're gutted the much-anticipated Polyfest has been cancelled, for a second year, at the last minute.

Nick Bollinger reviews a set full of jukebox rockabilly and sibling harmony from Tami Neilson; discusses the South Pacific soul of Sam Ford & Trudi Green; and the way Sam Lee brings Britain’s folk…

Every Briton over the age of 70 will be told "within the coming weeks" to stay at home for an extended period to shield them from coronavirus, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said.

Major media organisations rolled out lots of commemorative coverage to mark one year since the atrocity in Christchurch. It honoured those who died - and those who survived but have suffered - and…

Kyle Jamieson is the cricketer of the moment - he's in Sydney today for the first of the ODI's against Australia - but he's also been frank about his battles with mental health. 

New Zealander Steven Adams is among the players quarantined as the NBA season in the United States has been suspended due to coronavirus.

A Bay of Plenty man accused of drowning his two-year old daughter in July 2018 intended to take her life and possibly his own, the Crown says.

The West Coast DHB is to take a closer look at cases of suicide in the region at the urging of two board members.

National says it would introduce a "health and safety common-sense test" if elected, as part of its plan to slash red-tape burdening small businesses.

The detentions are seen as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tightening his grip on power.

Reza-Abdul Jabbar owns a 349-hectare dairy farm in Southland and is Imam of the world's southernmost mosque in Invercargill. Last March, when he featured on RNZ's Country Life programme, he talked…

The Federation of Māori Authorities is warning Covid 19 could hit the Māori economy by half a billion dollars.

Some farmers in Northland are starting to come forward for financial assistance as a drought in the region continues.

Whānau in the East Coast have been digging into their own pockets to provide food and financial support to those affected by major logging disruption in the region.

Universities are warning staff cuts could be on the horizon as they grapple with the financial losses from the coronavirus travel ban.