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The government is chipping in to help with a weekly free-to-air broadcast of netball's domestic league.

Teachers, healthcare workers, and social workers have marched to Parliament pleading for payment while they train for the job.

In-depth - New Caledonia has been the scene of deadly and destructive riots since 13 May 2024.

It was during the darkest days of the pandemic that fashion activist Aja Barber had her revelation about fast fashion.

Widespread anger over power cuts, joblessness and corruption may end the dominance of the ANC, 30 years after Nelson Mandela led it into power.

A wahine Māori leads a Geneva-based global health body, a botanist's dream regeneration project, and a lifesaving rescue by linesmen are among the week's feel-good stories from RNZ.

Preparing to present one of the most difficult budgets, a National MP gets himself into trouble and the First Home Buyers Grant is scrapped.

Analysis - Macron departed after a whirlwind day of political meetings, but left behind 3000 security personnel and some members of his entourage.

Almost a third of all the vape stores in the country are within a five-minute walk of a school. Audio

Ripeka Lessels says a 15.1 percent rates rise on top of increases in the costs of living would be "a double whammy for people already struggling".

Analysis - Despite measures to reduce young people's access to vapes, many countries are recording rising use by underage adolescents, researchers say.

Emma Rawson-Te Patu said the immediate priority for her two-year tenure at international organisation was decolonising public health globally.

The young people on the streets in New Caledonia are saying they will "never give up" pushing back on France's hold on the territory, a Kanak journalist in Nouméa says.

The last thing we need when faced with the possibility of cancer is to have to push for diagnosis and care. Yet it's a common experience.

In a country where criticising the government can get you killed, Toomaj Salehi has remained fearless.

It is the second High Court action into the government's policies affecting Māori.

Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre will be lit up in the trans-inclusive flag colours as a show of support for the rainbow community.

The 18-year-old turned up at an emergency department after attempting to perform a bi-lateral mastectomy, also known as top surgery, at home.

Analysis - Power should be subsidised for struggling households, Jodi Gardner writes.