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Analysis - Getting Xi to fly across the world would be an enormous coup for the president-elect - which makes it politically unfeasible for the Chinese leader.

Tauranga mayor Mahé Drysdale says it is a "despicable and disrespectful act". Audio

The new highways in the North Island will become the first new toll roads in years. Audio

Wellington Chocolate Factory (WCF) which pioneered ethical bean-to-bar chocolate, has announced it's sourcing more of its cacao supply from the Pacific.

The three fastest growing suburbs in the region are all in South Auckland.

The country's second-most senior cop, Jevon McSkimming, is on leave amid a probe RNZ understands involves alleged inappropriate conduct with a staffer. Audio

This week we asked what you crave most in life. Here's what you told us.

A leading energy analyst estimates this year's power crisis cost the economy $300 million in lost exports. Audio

A debate over a council's investments turned into a heated argument.

The stand-up hopes his win inspires more Pasifika to achieve whatever they aspire to.

The costs of Christmas are already adding up for many of us, so RNZ has some money-saving hacks to help you avoid being in the red this holiday season.

Local councillors have opposed seabed mining in the South Taranaki Bight and applauded an impassioned first-term councillor for bringing the issue to the table.

Up to 400 jobs were believed to be on the line in the latest round of cuts.

More hurdles have appeared for Tasman District Council as it continues to try and lower speed limits after being forced to restart the process by the government.

Expect disruptions as the Mongrel Mob farewells its Napier president 'Heil Dogg' this weekend, police say. Audio

The decision to allow a conservative American commentator into the country has been as divisive as the initial ban. Audio