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Rēnata Blair and John Bennett are both under investigation.

Parliament has debated its inquiry into the 2025 Budget Policy Statement. The government side was evangelical on growth, but the numbers did not suggest a promised land. Audio

Police are investigating after four people were hospitalised in Wairarapa after consuming an unknown substance. Audio

A new two-year pharmacy degree is offering a fast-track into a profession in dire need of more staff. Audio

With its main food manufacturer, Libelle, in liquidation, the School Lunch Collective has turned to Australia to ensure it had enough meals. Audio

Whangārei councillors will be asked to revoke an earlier decision not to fluoridate the city's water supply.

A curious great white shark has been captured eyeballing a camera set up to record footage of fish species in Fiordland and snapping at a bait pot. Audio

An employee at Tararua District Council has received a written warning from the Water Services Authority, Taumata Arowai, after failing to report a dead possum in the drinking water at Woodville.

A round-up of news from around the region, Vanuatu authorities have deported a group of Vietnamese nationals found selling tarpaulins while on tourist visas.

The release also marked the start of New Zealand's biggest turtle-tracking study to date.

Chair Merepeka Raukawa-Tait said they only received verbal confirmation of the commissioning agency changes.

The US President's plans for tariffs have upended industries from cars to energy and unnerved businesses and investors.

Companies who between them control around $6 trillion worth of funds have made their way to Auckland for the event. Audio

Rona Glover has proven age is no barrier, as she continues to attend regular dance classes at the age of 90.

Nearly 98 percent of health IT experts and healthworkers say proposed cuts to Health NZ's digital services budget will hurt patients, according to a new survey.

Last year, it cost $226 million to run hospice services. Audio

Analysis: There's a lot of bad news around for a government holding out for a change in economic fortunes to turn the polls.

The government needs to get control of its finances and make broad based tax and regulatory changes, according to the International Monetary Fund.

The country's health ministry says that just over half of cases are from Vava'u.

The Cause Collective has been awarded the new Pacific-focused Whānau Ora commissioning role, replacing Pasifika Futures after a decade of service.