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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.

Three Israeli hostages have arrived at a release site in Gaza after Egyptian and Qatari mediators helped avert a standoff that threatened to sink a fragile ceasefire.

A hīkoi has been held in Whakatāne to protest the closure of the area's obstetrics unit, 'chronic understaffing, poor management and a dysfunctional health system'. Audio

Around 30 adults and young children had to be barricaded into a room in a library in West Auckland this afternoon, when a group linked to Destiny Church tried to drown out a Pride Festival Event.

Parker joined Charlotte Ryan to share some of his favourite gay anthems, ahead of his show Little Gay In, at the Auckland Pride Festival. Video, Audio

Mineralogy International Limited - owned by controversial mining magnate Clive Palmer - applied to surrender 15 of its 16 permits around the country last December.

Team lists, key info and news for this weekend's feature match. Video

The greatest threat to humanity is not artificial intelligence, it's the same one it has always been - authentic stupidity, Ben Elton says. Audio

A New Zealand university is using facial recognition on students at one of its overseas campuses in China.

Teachers and principals express concerns the new school lunch programme, but also acknowledge the benefit it has for families struggling to provide food.

The report was largely positive, but did find there were issues with staff shortages and a lack of Māori input.

Official ratification of a "comprehensive strategic partnership" agreement is likely to cause consternation in Wellington.

The visitors from across the Tasman have left their first-graders at home for their visit to Hamilton.