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In today's sports news - NFL fines Rodgers and Packers, Fury has elbow surgery and Volts on the board in the Plunket Shield.

When MPs begin their careers most outline hopeful future achievements. Some very hopeful. Few get to start polishing them off inside a year.

Formula One has banned celebrities from bringing bodyguards to the starting grid after an incident with commentator and former racer Martin Brundle at last month's U.S. Grand Prix in Austin.

Some parents are considering leaving their jobs as they look for a way to support children with additional needs and juggle work commitments during lockdown.

The new law will ensure a nationally consistent approach to community water fluoridation based on its well-established benefits, Associate Minister of Health Ayesha Verrall says.

Dairy giant Fonterra is pressing on with plans to hold a vote on the future of its capital structure, despite not yet having government support for the proposal.

Looking for some fresh music podcasts to listen to over summer? The host of RNZ's Music 101 has you sorted.

Opinion - Only 1.7 percent of Papua New Guineans have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19. The reasons for this are bound deeply in a highly Christian society that's suspicious of outside…

The state is obliged to protect the population from deadly diseases but there's no simple or popular way to balance the public health, economic and political risks at the moment.

Napier residents have criticised the "appalling communication and lack of action" from the local health board over Covid-19 testing.

Napier residents have criticised the "appalling communication and lack of action" from the local health board over Covid-19 testing.

Tony Stamp locks ears with Auckland producer Leaping Tiger's sophomore album, folk artist Hand Habits' expansive new work, and the sixteenth long player by indie stalwarts Starflyer 59.

The company stopped clinical trials early because initial results for the drug were so positive.

Migrants are selling their belongings, begging for money and living in garages after losing their jobs during lockdown.

The Ministry of Health has announced there will be two seperate vaccine certificates - one for domestic use and another for international travel.

It has been confirmed that a second person with Covid-19 who was isolating at home has died. Catch up with all of the day's developments and updates with RNZ's blog.