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The US president announced a plan for a 100 percent tariff on movies made outside the US but the White House says no final decisions have been made. Audio

Willis, Bishop admit they, like the Education Minister, have forwardied Parliament and ministerial emails to personal accounts.

Catherine Wedd, with the backing of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, has introduced the members' bill.

The Ministry of Social Development says sanctions are for ensuring compliance with benefit obligations, rather than directly helping people into employment.

Leaked documents suggest the $118 million programme will be axed 'effective from Budget 2025'. Audio

Ashburton's mayor is backing a proposal to make Mid Canterbury residents pay more for events at the new Christchurch stadium, rather than a regional rate.

"Discord" among doctors and the community about the Dunedin Hospital cut-backs are regarded as an "extreme" risk by health authorities.

To find out, RNZ asked Infometrics chief forecaster Gareth Kiernan for his forecasting strategy.

Aloese Lefono started the first Pacific-focused Parkinson's support group because the community wasn't attending mainstream meetings.

Parliament's select committees are well known. But the public never gets to watch the Cabinet committees, which scrutinises all policies before they reach Cabinet.

The Ministry for Children's latest performance update shows a rise of 60 percent across all types of notifications in the last six months of 2024.

The American entomology student was found fatally injured at a Meadowbank bus stop over Easter. Audio

Labour's Justice spokesperson Duncan Webb says it's "depressing" the government can't come up with better solutions.

Leading international dairy companies are looking to get a slice of the prized assets.