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The Infrastructure Commission says the survey's results show councils there's broad support for water meters.

It's spending billions on advertising and draws shoppers in with its questionable tactics. But how can you resist Temu when it's so cheap?

Our Defence Force has a growing problem with attracting and retaining essential staff - at a time they are needed more than ever.

Bev Tanner's entire body used to swell up during attacks from a rare disease. Not any more.

Brooke van Velden wanted the increase to be even less than the 2 percent rise announced today.

The association says it found technical errors in the commissions report, which reinforce its concerns.

A Nuku'alofa business has started to sell 'sparkling kava' on tap for those interested in tasting the traditional brew.

The PGA Tour has agreed a private equity deal worth around $US3bn with a group of investors led by the Fenway Sports Group, which owns Liverpool FC.

Politicians are accusing the social media companies of failing to to do enough to protect children.

Iwi fears sewerage scheme could pollute sacred lake.

Business and consumer credit defaults are up as tough economic conditions make it more difficult.

The first piece of legislation Parliament is looking at in 2024 disestablishes a Crown entity that MPs all agreed has been doing great work. But they don't all agree that it should go.

The corporation was ordered to release documents relating to Bashir's interview with Princess Diana.

RNZ National listeners can expect to hear changes on the station from next month, with the Checkpoint programme extended to two hours and no longer livestreamed daily.

Building control officers in Christchurch have caught a private company's compliance manager forging fire safety certificates, including for a school.

Leader of the House, Chris Bishop, outlines the week to come in Parliament. A week with 19 maidens and just two bills. 

The party says it has no position on a longer term, despite committing to introduce legislation on it.

It is expected to provide up to 36 homes across two three-storey buildings - but locals are concerned about who might move in.

With James Shaw set to step down and Marama Davidson's long-term future also uncertain, the question remains who could fill their space in the Green Party.

RNZ has revealed seasoned presenter Susie Ferguson will replace Kim Hill on the Saturday Morning programme.