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Asbestos-laden fibre cement board have been littering the sand around Tāmaki Estuary on various beaches.

Markets surged Friday as upbeat jobs numbers and a thaw in US-China tensions boosted investor confidence.

Reform hopes England's local elections will mark the breakdown of a century of domination of British politics by the governing Labour Party and opposition Conservatives.

The Police Commissioner told RNZ he was disappointed by the higher number the review uncovered.

David Seymour called on all mayors across the country to help with school attendance last week.

In 2023, experts decided against adding obesity drugs to the World Health Organisation's essential medicines list.

Alphagen NZ is recalling specific batches of its drinks.

"It's important to know that cooking the shellfish does not remove the toxin," an expert says.

Aid workers have described horrific scenes of starving children and fights over water.

Explainer - Why is YouTube exempt from the ban, and does this undermine its intended aim?

The messages over child support payments were sent in the months leading up to the alleged murders of her in-laws. Audio

Analysis - US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the Women, Peace and Security initiative 'woke' and 'divisive'. But history shows soldiers of all stripes have served with honour.

The rural healthcare sector is telling the government that the way New Zealand addresses health inequalities for rural and indigenous Māori patients will be under global scrutiny next year.

The size and make-up of any executive is set by the Prime Minister.

A Nauru government report states that, of the 93 transferees on Nauru, four have been granted refugee status, and 89 asylum seekers are undergoing the appeals process.

The senior doctors' union wants more pay and fewer vacancies but the government hasn't moved its offer.

A round-up of news from around the region, including New Caledonia support for a deepsea mining pause.

The coffee includes extracts of lion's mane and cordyceps.

And the news is even worse for people who use both cigarettes and vapes. Audio

David Seymour has written to councils asking for help with school truancy but mayor says it's not a 'core duty' of local government.