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The government is promising a swathe of changes to bolster KiwiBank, and bring about more competition in the banking sector.

More than jobs are being cut by Health New Zealand's big data and digital cull, with the axing of more than 100 IT projects. Audio

An abrupt introduction set the tone as RNZ's Kim Hill sat down for a long chat with the former British Prime Minister, to ask if he's trying to "salvage" his career.

A government source told RNZ Pacific that 90 percent of offenders were Pacific Islanders who had come to Fiji to study and then overstayed.

Parliament will issue letters to its 26 MPs on Tuesday calling for their nominations for leader.

Police have started recording the number of young people ordered into custody, but the Police Association says "any number" of nights in custody is "too high".

Relax, finding things that restore your soul doesn't have to be about dropping cash on getting your nails done or having a facial.

RNZ talks to an employment law expert about the holiday issues that might catch you out.

It comes after surveillance by a hapū revealed more than two dozen boats were illegally anchored in the Bay of Islands caulerpa ban area between August and October.

The Health Commissioner's claim that "overspending" is to blame for Te Whatu Ora's financial crisis has outraged health workers and their unions.

A proposed change to how insulation settings are met is being touted as delivering savings between $2000-$15,000 per new home build.

Amid ongoing health issues and "unbearable" pain, Ellie is scared for her future: "My teeth are going to kill me." Audio

The village has a permanent population of around 700 people, plus holiday homes, but it can swell up to 10,000 people during busy weekends.

One-Test All Black prop Aidan Ross has signed with the Queensland Reds, but will play out one more season with the Chiefs before leaving New Zealand after next year's Super Rugby competition.

Auckland liquor stores and other retailers are preparing to face some frustrated customers, with new rules meaning alcohol sales will end early tonight.

"I was tripping up over myself. I wasn't able to walk up a flight of stairs. I needed a walking stick. I became a recluse, really," the Australian former Olympic champion says. Audio

One of the youths taking part in the boot camp pilot is on the run after attending the funeral of another who is reported to have died in a car crash.

Prime Minister Hu'akavameiliku Siaosi Sovaleni, who quit from the top job on Monday ahead of a vote of no confidence, believes "the government is still in the right hands".

The significant job vacancy has been causing concern in the science world since Christopher Luxon has refused to confirm when, or if, a new advisor will be appointed.