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Are New Zealanders really 'sick and tired' of cycleways?
Analysis - The transport minister's claim is not backed up by the facts, a survey shows.
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'We can't land this thing': Flight to Wellington hit by hydraulics problem
The Air New Zealand flight from Auckland to Wellington needed a longer runway than was available in the capital.
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How to have happy feet - part II
Christchurch podiatrist Simon Wheeler is back to answer your biggest questions about feet and how to keep them healthy... Why do we get corns and bunions and what can we do about it? Should you tackle… Audio
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Thrift: The self-sustaining Christchurch food garden
A community gardener in Christchurch is proving you don't need to spend big to establish a thriving food garden.
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Glut of houses on the market keeping values down - QV
National house values continue to fall, with plenty of stock available helping to keep prices down.
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School lockdown raises questions over government decisions - Muslim group
Al-Madinah School and Zayed College schools have shut over a threatening video. Audio
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Christchurch man on trial for 30 charges of sexual violation
Audio 9 Sep 2024A Christchurch man accused of multiple sexual assaults has been described in the Crown's closing address as treating women with contempt, and assuming he could use their bodies as he liked. John Hope… Audio
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Celebrating Helen
Cellist Polly Sussex and writer and teacher Carole Acheson talk with RNZ Concert's David Morriss about a special concert coming up later in September. Audio
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Muchirahondo rape trial: Prosecution closing starts with women's reports
The Crown has started its closing address in the trial of John Muchirahondo by reading out some of the words of the 15 women who have made complaints against him.
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Another young child strangled to death by curtain cord
It's the sixth time a child has been killed by a corded blind in the past decade, despite a coroner calling for strict rules three years ago.
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Officials to Willis: More attention on climate adaptation is needed
There is an 80 percent chance of another Cyclone Gabrielle-scale weather disaster in the next 50 years, at a cost of up to $14.5 billion, Treasury officials warn.
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How music therapy might just change a life
For many, music is a central part of life, but often we don't realise how it helps people psychologically and physiologically. Audio
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Government cost-cutting leaving country open to terrorism, Muslim group says
The Federation of Islamic Associations says the government must reconsider deprioritising and defunding much of the country's national security framework.
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Performing arts quadruple threat: Petmal Petelo
You may have heard the phrase ‘triple threat’ in the arts, but Petmal Petelo is perhaps a quadruple threat. A dancer, actor, stage manager and assistant director she’s been steadily rising in the… Audio
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The Killing: Plushies, red velvet and the modern day circus
It’s a striking and brutal name for an art collective. The Killing is made up of six friends and former Elam School of Fine Arts students in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. At the time, they say, the choice… Audio
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Gold and disappointment at Paralympics
On the final day of Paralympic competition in Paris New Zealand won a first gold medal but others missed the podium.
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Teaching women about car maintenance - 'They just walk away feeling so empowered'
After hearing many stories of women being ripped off by mechanics, Melissa Hannan decided to run classes on the basics of car maintenance. Audio
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Strong winds, rain expected for large parts of country
MetService has issued a strong wind warning for the lower North Island and parts of the South Island on Saturday.
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How do your kitchen and bathroom compare to Aotearoa's best?
Judges said the kitchen was "a level above".
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Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
Dan Slevin is in for his Friday night screen reviews. Audio
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Death of 9-month-old baby not suspicious - police
The death will be referred to the coroner.
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Police warn of 'suspicious' approaches in Christchurch
Christchurch Police have been made aware of a male making suspicious approaches to school girls and other young people.
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Fire and Emergency runs out of money for lifesaving gas monitors
It has equipped 51 of NZ's busiest fire stations so far, but lacks funding for another 49. Audio
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Two arrested after sting on wreckers processing stolen cars
The men are charged with receiving stolen vehicles and police aren't ruling out more arrests.
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Tsukigawa joins NZ Cricket as women's selector
Former White Ferns and Otago Sparks all-rounder Sarah Tsukigawa is New Zealand Cricket's new women's national selector.
