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The Olympic Games closed in Paris, with the Pacific only managing one silver thanks to the Fijian men's sevens rugby team, who lost to host France in the final.

Chloe Ayling tells the BBC how she dealt with victim blaming, online trolls and telling her story again.

Analysis - As the Olympic flame floats back to earth, RNZ looks at some lasting impressions New Zealand's athletes made.

"It is not the Olympic I dreamed of but it has left me with so much Joy in my heart. I hope everyone enjoyed the show."

A city in Thailand has been caught between rival gangs of monkeys that have terrorised, mugged and assaulted locals, even driving some from their homes and businesses.

For 27 years, Gail Maney has protested her innocence. The Court of Appeal is about to hear some major concessions from the Crown in her case. Audio

Ngāti Kahungunu iwi chairperson Bayden Barber says it was a "positive" two days that celebrated all things Māori.

The soaring cost of living and signs the government's struggling to meet its obligations are dominant discussion points going into next Wednesday's first poll in Kiribati. Audio

Analysis - Rushing through a model with a weak evidence base only adds to teachers' workloads, without guaranteeing to deliver the "brilliance" teachers and parents have been promised, lecturers say.

'Widespread non-compliance' over asbestos in schools has been revealed in, newly released reports.

Eight years on from her Olympic debut, Eliza McCartney re-entered the Games arena much the same way she left it - joyous, exuberant, awestruck.

Indian communities celebrate the world's largest chariot procession, student art competitions and the colourful Bonalu Festival.

Experts say first-year programming students are taught how to avoid the problem that caused the largest IT outage in history.

Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting, one of two boxers at the centre of a gender dispute at the Paris Olympics, moved a step closer to the gold medal.

The confusion was almost immediate. Foreign media were puzzled. Why were the Kiwis so bad?

Fourteen-year-old Arisa Trew leads a pack of teenagers who sweep the podium for the Olympics women's park skateboarding.

The Minnesota Governor is a former football coach and teacher who served in the Army National Guard. Audio

A technological breakthrough is believed to have led police to finding the remains of the missing Christchurch woman.

Teremoana, who has Cook Islands heritage through his father, lost to defending champion Bakhodir Jalolov of Uzbekistan in the super heavyweight quarterfinals on Saturday.

Kiribati journalist Rimon Rimon speaks to RNZ Pacific's senior journalist Don Wiseman ahead of the 2024 Kiribati elections next week.

The Olympic mixed relay triathlon competition will be held as scheduled after testing the water quality of the River Seine.

A New Zealand Herald editorial written with the help of artificial intelligence has raised questions about how our media should use the technology for journalism - and how much their consumers should…

This week in Parliament the Government's coalition partner antics upended National’s plans and illustrated how not to create message discipline.