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Oranga Tamariki has not had any meetings with Māori to design new sexual violence services for children even as unmet demand ratchets up.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Cabinet will today look at the soaring cost of living and what the government can do to help. Audio

The government has confirmed it is creating a new public media entity next year to incorporate RNZ and TVNZ. It says the goal is public media 'fit for the future' - but it will be partly funded by ads…

A flock of young kāka chicks have fledged in the Abel Tasman, boosting the population of native parrots in the national park.

Tony Stamp reviews a lengthy new album by prolific folk-rockers Big Thief, an experimental set from Mutton Bird-turned-screen-composer David Long, and takes a look back at the second album by…

In today's sports news - Cheika named as Pumas coach, France repel Wales in Cardiff, England claim box seat in Antigua and South Africa hold off Pakistan in World Cup.

Recently, global dairy prices hit a record high, as did Fonterra's forecast farmgate milk price. So what's going on? RNZ is here to clear it up.

Best of 2022 - Gordon the Clydesdale has been roped in to help plough between the rows of Churton Vineyard in Marlborough.

The pursuit of a bill to allow an equal number of Māori and general ward seats in Rotorua has so far cost ratepayers more than $46,500.

A working group, comprising of local government leaders, presented their three waters reforms recommendations to the government this week.

Analysis - Christopher Luxon's attacks on the government over the cost of living and his promise to cut taxes pays off as National overtakes Labour in the latest poll.

In today's sports news - Real fight back, Windies score another upset and Phoenix roll on in A-League.

Flocks of kererū, kākā and tītī could make a comeback in the central North Island if a tribe's vision for a 2700ha 'inland island' sanctuary moves ahead.

Accountants are taking a close look at the government's proposed income insurance scheme, to see how the costs versus benefits stack-up.

Opinion - A new Russia sanctions law is a turning point in New Zealand's foreign policy.

New Zealand now has the power to impose significantly harsher sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine with a new law passed under urgency.

Three waters proposals will be subject to independent financial analysis before being introduced as law, the minister says, as opponents urge an apology for the reforms' handling.

After more than two years and millions of dollars spent, the Government has finally confirmed a new media outfit will replace state-owned TVNZ and RNZ. Mediawatch looks at what's behind the new public…

Reducing the isolation period for a positive Covid-19 case by three days is weak and comes too late, Act leader David Seymour says.