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You may vote at the election, but you don’t choose the government. If not you, then who?

The Abortion Legislation Committee has delivered its much anticipated report on the Abortion Legislation Bill.

Donald Trump became the first US president to attend the annual March for Life in Washington, showing his support for opponents of abortion rights.

The impeachment trial of Donald Trump has resumed, with Democrats setting out their case for the president to be removed from office. Video

A Southland farmer is concerned the Mycoplasma bovis disease could be back on his farm, 18 months after his previous cattle herd had to be culled. Audio

Pope Francis apologised for having angrily slapped a woman's arm when she had grabbed hold of his hand and yanked him towards her, saying he had lost his patience.

In the second part of a three-part look back at 2019, RNZ revisits the big stories of the year from May to August.

The Media Council has upheld a complaint against RNZ for publishing an article which it says presents a single view of an issue.

Power Play - New Zealand has had its fair share of tragedy for a small country plonked at the bottom of the ocean, writes Jo Moir. In some cases, it has put us on the map for the right reasons.

The award is given to someone who contributes to the wellbeing of New Zealand through their inspiration and leadership.

As the climate emergency nears apocalyptic proportions, Max Towle asks if Christian leaders think it's all in God's hands or whether they're trying to do something about it. Video

The former Test fullback has raised his compensation claim against Rugby Australia on the belief he could have captained the Wallabies.

A rundown on the key points up for debate in parliament this week

The Bloodhound land speed challenger is likely to be back out on its South African lakebed track early next week.

US Democrats have scored an upset victory in Kentucky over a Republican governor backed by President Donald Trump and seized control of the state legislature in Virginia.

Paul Raymond Harris, the man who assaulted Green Party co-leader James Shaw, has been sentenced nine months in prison.

The National Party's candidate for Botany, Christopher Luxon, has made his position clear on three major issues going through Parliament, as well as the "no jab, no pay" policy. Audio