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The country's top run scorer in first-class cricket this season says he is beginning to hone in on "the formula he wants" following a dominant start to the summer with the bat.

From New Zealand history to Anika Moa and beating the cost-of-living crisis. RNZ has something for every listener.

Surf Life Saving teams around Aotearoa worked nearly 5100 hours over New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Jobseekers are competing with hundreds of other applicants. Here's how to stand out.

From New Zealand history to Anika Moa and beating the cost-of-living crisis. RNZ has something for every listener.

After 11 years in local government, while raising four kids as a single dad and co-parenting two, Gisborne's deputy mayor will not be seeking re-election in 2025.

The New Zealand Merino Company says it will investigate claims of animal cruelty by an animal rights group - and could expel farms from its ethical wool accreditation programme.

Brought to this country by his German Jewish refugee parents in 1938, Hirsh said his membership of a minority gave him special sensitivity to race issues.

Emily Rutherford says the app keeps reporting the temperature in her part of Central Otago is up to 5C cooler than MetService predicts - and even that is underestimating the summer heat.

Fiji's suspended chief prosecutor is demanding the President release the findings of an investigation into his alleged "misbehaviour".

It's been a tough year around the country. Here are some of the prominent businesses that did not survive.

Whakatāne District Council has expanded its road safety stops, despite budget cuts.

Multiple investigations have been launched into allegations of animal cruelty on a farm leased by former NBC Today show host Matt Lauer.

Christchurch cancels events, but Wellington will party on despite wet weather.

From supermarket rat infestations, to job cuts, a hīkoi, and the Marokopa man who continues to evade police - here are some of the biggest NZ stories from 2024.

The region has come a long way in the past couple of years, in terms of planning and resources for a major event.

The late Malcolm Legget - who has become a MNZM for services to cardiology - used to say: "It is amazing what you can achieve if you don't mind who gets the bouquet."

Who had a year to remember, and who can't wait to put it all behind them in 2025?

Sir Peter Skelton - who was also an Environment Canterbury Commissioner - has been made Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to environmental law.