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Staff were attacked physically and verbally, it was an 'ugly situation', Auckland council's CEO says. Audio

Making a council fluoridate its water is being slammed by New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters.

Much of Parliament's time so far this year has been spent on one very long debate, and not about legislation - but a plan for legislation.

But Keith Blayney says it's better than relying on the government's "flawed" funding system.

Both overviews and a website function have given away the names of people granted suppression. Audio

Hundreds of people called the former prime minister vile and dehumanising things online. Internet safety agencies did nothing - then called in the lawyers.

Workers have been worried the directive would lead to mail going undelivered and are trying to get NZ Post to change its mind.

The government is being accused of racism and 'othering' the Muslim community, after failing to provide halal-certified school lunches.

The former prime minister maintains that Cook Islands should have consulted Wellington before signing a "partnership" deal with China.

No two days are the same for Environment Southland's harbourmaster Lyndon Cleaver, who shares what life is like on the water.

Police say they are "actively investigating" the actions of the group associated with Destiny Church who protested a children's event at the Te Atatū library on Saturday.

Pensioners who have moved from the United States say they are getting a raw deal when it comes to NZ Superannuation.

Space Craft Architect's award-winning mid-rise apartment design will be included in a pattern book for the future of New South Wales housing. They talk to RNZ's Culture 101. Audio

Historian and foodie author Claire Dinhut tells RNZ's Mihi Forbes about why social media had to come first, and why dijon mustard is her ride-or-die condiment. Video, Audio

'I don't want any young wāhine to ever feel the way I did growing up.'

Mediawatch: Media management helped the government's new 'golden visas' into the headlines, but it also got obscured by the ACT leader's antics.