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Cook Islands has welcomed New Zealand barrister Andrew K Irwin, who has been admitted to the bar as a permanent barrister in the Cook Islands High Court.

Vasemaca Ema Tavola explores her heritage and identity through an exhibition in Auckland.

A charitable trust that had to turn away 600 families from patient accommodation last year hopes a new apartment complex will ease pressure.

Millions of people are turning to mental health apps for help - with some boasting artificial-intelligence chatbots to help people work through their problems. Audio

Changes to the 111 emergency callout system were given the thumbs up in a trial carried out last year, but critics say police are putting much greater emphasis on saving officers' time than keeping… Audio

Otago floods destruction is "devastating", the PM says, but he was unaware of a government-declined plan to reduce risk to residents. Audio

Lake Alice survivors are dismayed a psychologist they knew from the notorious psychiatric facility is still providing services for ACC. Audio

Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder or ARFID is an eating disorder that revolves around an aversion to food and eating. Video

The South Island continues to recover from a two-day series of record rain, but locals have also come together to help their neighbours.

A Pacific leader is determined to break the 30-year hold of the Communities and Residents ticket on the Entrust Trust Board.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your burning money questions.

The new plan is out for consultation but there are questions whether agencies will be able to support it.

Agriculture classes at school sometimes get a bad rap, but the Grow Hub is turning that around.

Community events in August also commemorate sports, family ties and Krishna's birthday.

A woman is speaking out about her time in a fundamentalist Christian group, which teaches that women must obey their husband's every wish.

Paific Island leaders have wrapped up the 79th Session of the UNGA reinforcing their message to global leaders that the world needs to act urgently to combat the climate crisis.

George Maggi is denying that the former deputy prime minister, jailed in March for fraud, is receiving special treatment after being hired by family on a prison work scheme.

The Kiwi dream of owning a home has turned into a nightmare for some flood-affected first home buyers who bought in the last few years. Audio

Local kaumātua have placed a rāhui over Whaingaroa Harbour in Raglan as a body, believed to be Luke Berwick is found.

The secretive sect known as the Two by Twos or The Truth will be under the spotlight at Australasia's first cult awareness conference.

A woman who arrived in New Zealand from China hoping for a new life was later devastated by the end of her marriage following her husband's affair.

Coverage of the trial blurred the lines on reporting suicide - and raised questions about how mental health can be aired in a healthy way.

First person: The reality of surviving with a child who has a syndrome without a name - and the astonishing discovery of vast differences in care. Audio

Andre Petera and Alicia Toki had concerns about the school caving trip - but "had so much trust that the school would look after my son".