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This year's record-breaking Waitangi celebrations drew 80,000 people to the Treaty grounds over four days, half that on Waitangi Day alone. 

With the dust settling on the event's biggest turnout in…

Erica Stanford says there will be changes for initial teacher education, the education ministry, school property, and the curriculum Audio

NZ lawyers are speaking out as the government scraps funding for cultural reports.

Analysis - The Treaty Principles Bill is still in the spotlight despite National trying to shift attention, Peter Wilson writes.

Football's lawmakers (IFAB) are set to trial sin-binning players and issuing blue cards.

Auckland's mayor says he will not put the city's rates up just because the government has removed a tax that funds transport projects. Audio

One of the greatest beach volleyballers of all time is playing in Aotearoa this weekend, thanks to a bond with a New Zealander.

Some say scrapping the tax will cause more problems, while Auckland's mayor says it will leave a $1.2b shortfall for the next four years. Audio

Explainer - The new government plans to pay for students' final year of tertiary study, rather than their first. RNZ analyses the impact of the current settings and the proposed change.

Christchurch's mayor will travel to Wellington to discuss halting housing density plans in the Garden City.

The Prostate Cancer Foundation is welcoming news Te Whatu Ora is improving access to scans.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced the Auckland Regional Fuel Tax will be scrapped in months.

Samoa and Tonga have backed the new Penina Pasifika women's rugby team that will be part of the Australia Rugby's Super W competition from this year.

The government confirmed today it is scrapping an already expired prison reduction target and will no longer fund the cultural reports used in sentencing.

New regulations to stop dangerously underweight athletes in climbing competing have been introduced by the sport's bosses.

The government's withdrawal of the Voting Age Bill is disrespectful and discriminatory, a youth advocate says.

The prime minister has clearly ruled out his party supporting the Treaty Principles Bill beyond Select Committee.

PM Christopher Luxon says he's announcing further moves to restore law and order and personal responsibility.

Chilean ex-president Sebastián Piñera, who served two terms and was also a billionaire businessman, has died in a helicopter crash at the age of 74.

"Time and time again, the opposition have claimed we are trying to re-write, or even abolish, the Treaty. This is false," David Seymour says.