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A Canterbury swimming pool is using artificial intelligence technology to reduce the risk of drownings.

The move has outraged public health groups who are opposing the casino's application to the Gambling Commission. Audio

Ginny Andersen says the taxpayer has been footing the bill for an empty centre in the Hutt Valley for nearly two years. Audio

The exchange between Neil Holdom and regional public service commissioner, Gloria Campbell, began in late 2022.

Auckland's most southern station now has a direct connection to the CBD.

The man complained to the Health and Disability Commission about the care provided to him when going through skin cancer.

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Fiji's director of public prosecutions reluctant to return to his job.

The chair of a World Health Organisation advisory group is urging world leaders to denounce misinformation around health. Audio

Ginny Andersen says the taxpayer has been footing the bill for an empty centre in the Hutt Valley for nearly two years. Audio

A dawn ceremony was hosted by mana whenua Ngāti Rāhiri and Ngāti Kawa who welcomed iwi leaders, politicians and the masses. Audio

People of all ages continue to experience fear and distress, with many still afraid to sleep inside their homes at night, the country's head of mental health says.

After a turbulent 12 months for Māori-Crown relations, the week of Waitangi Day will be crucial for te iwi Māori to discuss the kaupapa that will matter this year.

As of 20 January, there have been 363 reported cases of whooping cough, with confirmed 24 cases.

First person - Leonard Powell takes a dip in Auckland's newest saltwater pool, and declares it a winner. Audio

Findings from an inquiry into whether personal data collected at Manurewa Marae was misused for election purposes have once again been delayed.

More than 6000 people gathered across two days to compete in Hyrox and CrossFit competitions - but why are so many amped to test their fitness?

One person is dead and rain is forecast to continue for at least another day as thousands flee.

The sale of fizzy drinks could be banned from a range of venues in Palmerston North, under a proposal being considered by the city council. Audio

A three-year, $1.4m project aims to address inequities experienced by Māori and Pacific people with type 1 diabetes.

A doctor concerned about an elderly man who defied orders not to drive wrote to transport officials who then took away his licence.