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France plans punishment for 'virginity tests'
The French government plans to introduce jail terms and fines for doctors who provide controversial so-called "virginity certificates" for traditional religious marriages.
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Election 2020: Collins standing by Samoa claims
Judith Collins is standing by her claims Samoa went harder and earlier against Covid-19 than New Zealand did.
Samoa did introduce some restrictions before New Zealand but the borders were closed here… Audio
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National would set a target to get unemployment down to 4% by 2025
National says if it were in government it would create 10,000 jobs a month and get unemployment heading down to 4 percent by 2025.
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Forest & Bird: loss of diversity after Mackenzie Basin fire
We return now to Lake Ohau Village in the Mackenzie Basin where many residents' homes were destroyed in Sunday's wildfire. Many spoke about the wilding pines, also known as wilding conifers, which… Audio
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National outlines plan for housing affordability and rent-to-own scheme
National says if elected it will pass emergency legislation similar to what was used for the Christchurch rebuild to get more houses built and alleviate rising prices.
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Only 23 invoices paid for managed isolation fees in first seven weeks
Almost nine out of 10 of all applications to waive managed isolation charges have been approved.
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Green Party pledges overhaul building code, work towards net zero energy new buildings
The Green Party says it will overhaul the building code and work towards net zero energy new buildings by 2030 in order to accelerate the transition to a low carbon future if it is elected.
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A new kind of justice? Parties' positions on law and order
Political parties increasingly agree that new approaches in the justice system - on prevention, prisons, deterrence and drugs - is needed, but exactly how it should change is up for debate.
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Fifty schools change their minds on donation scheme
Fifty schools have changed their minds on the government's school donation scheme.
Forty-five eligible schools are opting into the scheme for the first time next year and five are leaving it.
The… Audio
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More schools sign up to donation-replacement scheme next year
More schools have signed up to the government's donation scheme for 2021 leaving just 99 eligible schools outside the scheme next year.
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Shadowing W B Yeats
Irish poet William Butler Yeats was a member of a clandestine society where spirits were conjured and magic practised - and by his side was the much younger woman who'd later become his wife, Georgie… Audio
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Analysis: Ardern's popularity defies her track record
Analysis - On its three key issues, Labour has failed to match its own promises and goals, writes Tim Watkin.
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Introducing Mystery Waitress
Wellington band Mystery Waitress is made up of Vocalist and songwriter Tessa Dillon, drummer Olivia Campion (Yumi Zouma, Girlboss),and multi-instrumentalist/producer James Morgan. Together they've… Audio
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Virologist Dr Chris Smith: Covid-19 latest, and your questions
Audio 3 Oct 2020According to data from the John Hopkins University the global death toll from Covid 19 has passed 1 million. Cases have spiked again in the United Kingdom, causing the Government to introduce new… Audio
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Covid-19 no reprieve for first home buyers
Not even Covid-19 has put a stop to runaway house prices - with first home buyers spending up to $200,000 more than expected for their first home.
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Covid-19 has not slowed NZ's runaway house prices
Not even Covid-19 has put a stop to runaway house prices, with first home-buyers spending up to $200,000 more than expected for their first home.
And measures introduced by both Labour and National… Audio
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Labour housing policies propose housing energy certification, replacing RMA
Labour has announced its housing plans today, largely continuing with its previous policies but also introducing building energy certificates and an earthquake remediation service.
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Promotional trailer | Introducing Generation Next
RNZ speaks to a generation passionate about representing and seeing positive change for their communities, and country. They are Generation Next. Video
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House prices and home ownership - has Labour delivered on its promises?
The Labour coalition government promised to address ballooning house prices and help aspiring home buyers take the first step. Eva Corlett looks at whether it has kept its promise.
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NZ increases support for Pacific language projects
NZ's government says it will provide more support for Pacific language projects.
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National promises water storage policy under Infrastructure Bank
The National Party is promising to set a strategic policy on water storage, and spend $600m over three years on planning and infrastructure.
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Japan 'Twitter killer' pleads guilty to murders
A Japanese man has pleaded guilty to murdering nine people after contacting them on Twitter, in a high-profile case that has shocked the country.
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Pacific leaders weigh in on cannabis referendum
The question of whether cannabis should be legal has divided New Zealanders for years, but what does the Pacific community think of the bill?
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Collins goes vote plucking, while Peters makes 'last stand'
Caucus rates a fired-up leaders' debate as Collins looks to bring voters 'home', while Winston Peters rages as he's 'exonerated'. Video, Audio
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Preventing allergies developing in babies
What's behind a rise in childhood allergies, and can anything be done to prevent it? Sydney-based gastroenterologist Dr Vincent Ho, has written a new book called The Healthy Baby Gut Guide which looks… Audio
