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Israel says it killed 7 October architect
It was the highest-profile assassination of a senior Hamas figure since a Gaza ceasefire deal came into effect in October.
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Roadside drug testing is about to start: how it will work
Days before the new testing is to start, police warn drivers who refuse roadside drug testing may face significant fines,
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Brain-computer interfaces
Brain-computer interfaces are especially useful for communicating with people who've lost the ability to speak or move their body. Audio
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King Charles to give health update
Charles announced in February 2024 that cancer had been detected while he underwent prostate surgery.
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New year, new you: Yoga in your 70s - and your 90s!
At 97, Maureen Maclean is one of several seniors to sign up for a 31-day New Year yoga challenge at their local studio in Hamilton. Audio
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Māori rock art one of 12 research areas to get funding boost
The Royal Society Te Apārangi announced the 12 recipients of its Mana Tūānuku Research Leader Fellowship for 2025 this week.
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Rural life in the big smoke
Being right in the middle of Auckland city and surrounded by city-dwellers comes with its challenges for Cornwall Park farm.
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'It's the magic of training, the magic of animals'
Teens and kids at Bex Tasker's place find joy and life skills training farm animals.
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US aims for international Gaza force deployment early next year
International troops in Gaza would deploy in Israeli-held areas, US officials say.
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NZ's last seal in zoo euthanised, leaves behind 'special legacy'
Health conditions and a deteriorating habitat has seen Auckland Zoo farewell its only seal, Ōrua.
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White House blames Trump's bandaged hand on handshakes
As the oldest president ever elected in the United States, Trump has fiercely defended his personal health.
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Call for free screening in bid to eradicate cervical cancer
There is a renewed call for universal free cervical cancer screening in a bid to eradicate the disease. The State of Cancer report released yesterday shows Aotearoa has not meet its cervical screening… Audio
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Hamilton Zoo announces 'deeply tragic' death of giraffe
Masamba had just celebrated his 23rd birthday, but had been declining in health.
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Palestinian baby dies of hypothermia as winter storms worsen Gaza's humanitarian crisis
Weeping and caressing the lifeless Rahaf in her arms, the baby's mother kept ululating in despair.
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Gardeners' close calls with traffic prompt flower bed shake-up
Rotorua council will replant high-risk city garden beds after a surge in near-miss incidents.
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Reddit files legal challenge against Australia's social media ban
The company is alleging that Australia's social media restrictions are being applied to the company inaccurately.
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NZ's last seal in zoo euthanised, leaves behind 'special legacy'
Health conditions and a deteriorating habitat has seen Auckland Zoo farewell its only seal, Ōrua.
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Port Vila hospital staff back at work after allowance dispute
More than 300 workers at Vanuatu's main hospital have returned to work following a spat with the Public Service Commission over unpaid earthquake allowances.
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We need to get back to smaller portions, health professor says
Some food outlets have been supersizing portion sizes and are at risk of Americanisation, Boyd Swinburn says. Audio
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The Detail: The stories that defined a year
If 2025 had a national soundtrack, it would be a mix of money worries, power struggles and sporting turbulence.
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Wait times for heart patients set to increase further
As wait times for heart patients increase, it's emerged half of New Zealand's cardiologists are edging towards retirement. Dr Selwyn Wong spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Experts believe meal portions behind rise in obesity rates
Obesity experts believe portion sizes are a key factor in rising obesity rates - and are suggesting smaller meals for smaller people. Professor of Global Health and Nutrition at Auckland University… Audio
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Time magazine names 'Architects of AI' as Person of the Year
Nvidia's Jensen Huang, OpenAI's Sam Altman and xAI's Elon Musk are among the entrepreneurs who have "grabbed the wheel of history", the magazine said.
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Half of NZ's cardiology workforce nearing retirement by 2039
A new study has found more than half the country's heart specialists are currently over 50, and nearly one in five is older than 60.
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Why you might suddenly stop drinking milk
Lactose intolerance affects most of us as we get older. Why does this happen?
