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A joint review into how the first month of changes has gone will begin next week.

The former Labour minister has returned to Labour after taking a year off, but says it's not her "intention" to run again.

There are just five House sitting days of Parliament left, which will feel like a warm down after what happens prior - five tough days of government scrutiny, with help from a watchdog. Audio

Both Taupō and Westport face saying goodbye to their only local newspaper - and local journalism.

But the party is also focussed on jobs, healthcare and education, he says.

Patients feel gaslit by their doctors, and there is little - if any - research being funded, critics say. Audio

The midwives' union says it is "completely unacceptable and appalling" that dozens of midwife graduates were prevented from sitting their final exams before Christmas.

Many children do not find traditional school to be a nurturing enough learning environment, the director of a new documentary series says. Video, Audio

Despite bullying and harassment, social media can help young people find community, Shaneel Lal says.

Doctors warned that scaling down plans for the new hospital risked leaving it in a "clinically precarious state" - just two days before the government announced its cutbacks.

Analysis - RNZ's Phil Pennington digs into how a single costly project is a test case for what can go wrong in infrastructure project planning.

The difference between a stable home and being in crisis can be as simple as the loss of a job or a relationship break-up, advocate Mark Henaghan says. Audio

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

Before abortion was decriminalised in the late 1970s, about 20 women a year died from terminations gone wrong. Audio

The Auckland FC midfielder's focus is on the clash with the Jets at Mt Smart, but he will have high hopes his old teammates can claim National League silverware.

The council needs to do more community engagement to increase uptake, a local board chair says.