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International demand for skilled workers is adding to the pressures faced by two of the country's biggest infrastructure projects.

Explainer - What restrictions could be expected to be placed on someone like Suhayra Aden, coming to New Zealand after time with IS? RNZ is here to clear it all up.

A man told an inquiry he suffered all forms of abuse while in care, but the stripping of his cultural identity hurt him the most.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced a four-week extension of Greater Sydney's lockdown, with 177 new community cases of Covid-19.

National Party's foreign affairs spokesperson Gerry Brownlee's comments about whether New Zealand should follow Australia's law on revoking citizenships - in light of a terror suspect's repatriation -… Audio

Consumer advocates say individuals and companies need greater access to data that is held about them, but warn privacy issues need to be considered carefully.

The site of the notorious Centrepoint community is now home to 100 people. In part two of our series on what became of the former Centrepoint site, we meet some of the residents who live there now.

Olympic officials are confident anti-pollution measures will prevent an expected tropical storm from triggering a surge of sewage into the waters of Tokyo Bay.

Week in Politics - The government risks retaliation after accusing China of cyber hacking, 370,000 doses of vaccine arrive for the "ramp-up", and opposition parties launch law and order policies…

Families across the Tasman face being split apart again as quarantine-free travel with Australia comes to an end tonight for at least eight weeks.

Canterbury anglers will only be able to catch two sea-run salmon a season from October instead of two a day.

From tomorrow, changes to double minimum sick leave entitlements from five to 10 days come into effect, but workers are only eligible once they have been in a job six months.

Sewage is overflowing into Porirua harbour after a wastewater main on State Highway One burst again.

People are going hungry even though New Zealand produces enough food to feed 40 million - and it's spurring calls for the country to 'feed the five million first'.

National Party leader Judith Collins says the police commissioner was "wrong" to put a stop to the Armed Response Teams, and is calling for them to be reinstated. Audio

Asked at a news conference if the Games might still be cancelled, Toshiro Muto said he would keep an eye on infection numbers and liaise with other organisers if necessary.

The ACT Party wants to strip some gang members of their freedoms, introducing "gang injunction orders" which could ban them from certain areas or activities.

Everyone has to pay their fair share of tax - but worldwide, the big tech multi-nationals have been getting away with paying far less than others. There are plans to change that.  

Tokyo 2020 Olympics sponsor Toyota will not run Games-related TV commercials amid lacklustre public support for the Olympics.