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UN says nearly 400,000 displaced since end of Gaza ceasefire
Relentless attacks lead to "large-scale civilian casualties," the UN secretary-general's spokesman said.
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Rising weekly fees put retirement village residents under pressure
Some can't move, even if they need to, association says
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Taranaki Maori unhappy with Treaty Principles Bill
Taranaki LDR reporter Craig Ashworth hasn't been 100% over the past couple of years, and he's got big-ups for health workers. Audio
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Free Fitness
Have your New Year's resolutions to get fit fallen over? Sometimes we put off going to the gym just because we don't want to go. But sometimes it's the cost. Katy Gosset talks to a personal trainer… Audio
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E-cigarette vapour kills lung cells, research finds
While inflammation caused by vape oil leads to disease and lung tissue breakdown, it could be 20 years before researchers will know the long-term health effects of vaping. Audio
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Fluoride with Sir Peter Gluckman
Sir Peter Gluckman served as the chief science advisor to three Prime Ministers, from 2009 to 2018. He is the managing trustee of thinktank Koi Tū the Centre for Informed Futures, which has just been… Audio
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Funeral industry says laws haven't kept up with technology
They also said there are no clear rules around what to do with ashes no one collects. Audio
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How do Queenstown residents feel about increasing tourism?
Queenstown has been suffering from growing pains for years but with visitor and resident numbers continuing to swell it's turning into a full-blown belly ache. Audio
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Why Trump's tariffs highlight the need for NZ to build local capacity
Analysis: When retail executives start swearing during earnings calls, something is clearly amiss.
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Medicinal cannabis users worried about new drug-driving rules
The law allows police to do random roadside tests and ban drivers for 12 hours. Audio
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Research on effects of vaping on NZ youth causing concern
We need to know before it's too late, that's the message from researchers working to find out the long-term health effects of vaping on New Zealand's young people, who are nearly three times more… Audio
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NZ needs to decide whether to fix pot holes or save lives - GP
Tairawhiti doctors are warning some Gisborne Hospital services are on the brink of collapse and without an influx of doctors in the next four weeks could be forced to shut down. Last week, the head of… Audio
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总理公布第二季度行动计划，促进经济仍是重中之重
联合政府表示今年第一季度计划中的40项目标已经完成了37项--但接下来的季度计划中会实现一些里程碑式的成绩。
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Sewage flows into estuary after heavy rain hits Tasman
About 50 cubic metres of sewage has flowed into the Waimea Estuary.
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Medicinal cannabis user worried about new drug-driving laws
A survivor of abuse in state care is worried new drug-driving laws mean he could be banned from taking the wheel due to his use of medicinal cannabis. Toni Jarvis says he uses prescribed products to… Audio
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'Unchecked' industry lobbying needs regulating, say ex-politicians
Health experts and former politicians want transparency and accountability to 'end hidden lobbying'. Audio
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Failed lip flip leaves woman with smile she hates
The Health and Disability Commissioner says a doctor and nurse at a beauty clinic didn't act quickly enough when symptoms arose indicating blood supply was cut off.
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How to build houses with dementia in mind
Dementia affects tens of thousands of New Zealanders and often means they have to leave their homes and move into residential care. Audio
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Mental Health Foundation wants police withdrawl from callouts halted
The plan is expected to be released later in the week. Audio
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Thrift Season 4 Trailer
Thrift is back! We've got a bunch of new tips from free fitness hacks to how to make your own cleaning products. We find out how to get the best from our vege boxes and visit a clothing swap where… Audio
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Mum recalls 'horrendous aftermath' of dog attack on son
The Auckland mum is sharing her story as part of Dog Bite Prevention Week.
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Samara Maxwell wins World Cup mountain bike race in Brazil
Mountain biker Samara Maxwell has become the first New Zealand woman to win a UCI MTB cross-country World Cup race.
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How Polyfest is shaping educational futures for NZ's Pacific youth
Performers are also building confidence, sharpening academic skills, and finding belonging often missing in traditional classrooms, a tutor says.
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New push to rein in political lobbyists
Audio 7 Apr 2025A new campaign launching today wants political lobbyists subject to a mandatory code of conduct and a new Integrity Commission established to enforce the code. Audio
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Government considers u-turn on baby formula rules after industry shift
The formula companies wanted the government to opt out of tougher regulation, but now they want back in. Audio
