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The Detail makes sense of the big news stories. This week on the podcast, we looked at everything from the crisis in Sri Lanka to the challenges neurodivergent people face in the workplace. Whakarongo…

Akaroa Salmon's ocean farm floats discreetly in a tranquil bay near the heads of Akaroa harbour. Seventeen huge round netted pens are home to thousands of King salmon of varying sizes. Duncan Bates…

Convincing the public in south Auckland of the merits of congestion charging will be an uphill battle for the government, says a transport commentator.

The lack of a public bus between Nelson and Motueka led a community trust to establish its own minivan service to transport people between the two centres.

World Rugby has confirmed Australia, England and the USA to host future World Cups.

The three waters reforms would achieve balance sheet separation and improve some councils' finances, according to analysis that paves the way for the legislation.

Whanganui District Council has delegated the city's Mayor to lobby for a Green Party member's Bill to reduce alcohol harm.

Some schools are fed up with the decile system that allocates more than $150 million per year based on enrolments of children from poor neighbourhoods.

Speeds will nearly halve to 60km/h over the hill between Cooptown and Barrys Bay, while high crash areas will also drop to 80km/h.

An Auckland councillor says any plans to introduce congestion charging in Auckland will unfairly affect people in lower-socioeconomic areas like South Auckland.

Rugby chiefs from around the world are meeting in Dublin to discuss the Nations Championship concept as they look to restructure the global calendar.

Opinion - Jacinda Ardern says her government doesn't have current plans to introduce a wealth tax but is also refusing to rule one out. Either way, it's an issue that is unlikely to go away, Lisa…

Apple has announced it is discontinuing its music player, the iPod, bringing to an end a device widely praised for revolutionising how people listen to music.

Consumers could end up worse off with higher prices and less choice if the government tries to free up the wholesale grocery sector, according to an academic.

Parliament shows its flexibility during an extended sitting when Special Debate will take place on a couple of complex items, notably the Natural and Built Environments Bill exposure draft.

With a congestion charge likely on the way for Auckland, views on paying potentially as much as as $7 a day to arrive and leave the city during peak hours are varied. Audio

Consumer NZ has launched a petition calling on the government to do more to reduce the power of supermarkets and give New Zealanders a fairer price at the checkout. Audio