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The Australian government has introduced new measures for refugees in Papua New Guinea that detractors have labelled a "death sentence". Audio

Stolen pounamu ranks as the commodity second most traded for drugs, after cash, according to a hapū.

"The horse has already bolted. Those of us who choose not to drink fluoridated water have already figured out what we have to do."

A new plan has been hatched to try to resolve a years-long fight to protect native fish at Transmission Gully.

Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell is taking the city's council to the Ombudsman after he said they failed to give satisfactory answers to an information request over the contentious sale of the city's marine…

Dozens of workers from New Zealand are stuck in Fiji waiting for the Bauerfield International Airport to reopen.

An urban search and rescue is among those joining the race to save people trapped under buildings and landslides in Port Vila. Audio

It was a "non-venomous female" from Australia, and was humanely euthanised.

TVNZ's chief executive Jodi O'Donnell appeared before MPs at select committee on Wednesday for its annual review and outlined the big costs for the company.

Kiwifruit company Seeka is supporting 100 ni-Vanuatu fruit pickers helping with summer pruning to contact their families back home.

There are 58 New Zealanders registered as being in Vanuatu, though MFAT expects there are more who are not registered. Audio

The line between gaming and gambling is becoming increasingly blurred thanks to in game loot boxes which are designed to mimic gambling, according to the Problem Gambling Foundation. Audio

RNZ's Jonty Dine looks back at the most memorable sports quotes of 2024.

The contentious Fast-track Approvals Bill is now law - but it hit a few speed bumps on the way.

Most early childhood groups backed changes to the sector's rules but Kindergartens Aotearoa said the review was focused on the needs of businesses rather than children.

Children in early learning are at an unacceptable risk of harm due to gaps in the way the sector is monitored, the regulatory review of early childhood education says.

Vanuatu Business Resilience Council chair Glen Craig was talking to Morning Report when a 6.1 aftershock struck.