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Myanmar's top general has blamed Rohingya people for the crisis that has led to hundreds of thousands crossing into Bangladesh.

Sixteen Manurewa families face losing their homes in one housing complex as the leaky homes crisis a toll on poorer neighbourhoods.

The Greens would want a capital gains tax introduced in the first term, if they went into coalition with Labour, but Labour says it's not prepared to negotiate.

Virtual reality and 360 video are already part of the mix for big names in online news overseas. Now two new projects here have had a crack at it with funding from the public purse. Is “immersive…

An international expert on homelessness is telling New Zealand to stop buying motels as emergency accommodation and instead do more to emulate Finland.

Labour would not introduce any tax working group changes until 2021, with Grant Robertson saying they've listened to New Zealanders. Video

A group helping apartment owners with repairs and litigation says the next government will face a growing crisis over substandard buildings.

A new plan to ease Auckland's teacher crisis, including by wiping some student loans, is being put forward by four education groups.

Labour leader Jacinda Ardern has come out firing, accusing National of lying and scaremongering over her party's tax plan.

How well do candidates know their local ethnic communities? Lynda Chanwai-Earle is at a public forum in Wellington to hear candidates being grilled in the hot seat, in today's Voices programme

The New Zealand First leader has confirmed he would only form a government with Labour if he's told the party's tax plans. Audio

Jacinda Ardern has outlined her priorities for the first 100 days of a Labour-led government, putting housing and education at the top of her list.

The National Party is promising to increase financial assistance to people buying their first house.

Pacific people in south Auckland share different priorities when it comes to voting in the 2017 election. Video

Opinion - This time last year, Bonnie Sumner wrote about the shameful number of children living in cars and vans. Has anything changed?

At least 11 people are dead and structures across the Caribbean have been destroyed as Hurricane Irma sweeps towards Cuba, the Bahamas and the US.

A Wellington one-stop youth health clinic has had to turn about 800 people away because a lack of funding means it cannot take any new clients. Video, Audio

RNZ rounds up the best zingers as social media reacts to Stuff's leaders' debate.