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In today's sports news - Stars hang on in ANZ Premiership, England change pace attack for Black Caps Test, All Blacks trio back for Crusaders and social media restrictions for Israel Folau.

It's Prime Minister's Science Prize time! We meet some of the people awarded the 2021 prizes for their mahi.

The first Matariki public holiday is less than a month away, and while excitement is building, some are nervous of how it will be marked.

Christchurch locals have a tough decision on their hands about a $150 million budget blowout to the city's long-awaited stadium. Audio

The Catholic Church in New Zealand says 1680 reports of abuse were made to it between 1950 and 2021.

Some Christians who donated thousands of dollars to the Celebration Centre Church want its charitable status removed.

An estimated 1.8 million people - just over a third of the population - are entitled to a free flu vaccine this year under Pharmac's widened eligibility criteria.

Watch: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and US President Joe Biden have discussed United States engagement in the Pacific, trade and and gun control at their Oval Office meeting.

Auckland Hospital does not have enough nurses to have all of its operating theatres running as it tries to catch up after Covid-19 delays.

House prices continue to trend down as the cost of ownership escalates in line with rising interest rates.

While the current escalation of gang violence is obviously concerning, it's just part of the usual cycle of gangland tensions, an expert says.

A popular Christchurch primary birthing unit will remain open for another year after considering a closure.

Staff illness is adding pressure to the healthcare sector and with tomorrow being the official start of winter and seasonal illnesses expected to spread, experts say it will only get worse. Audio

The Northern Mystics have got players on standby from three different zones for their crunch ANZ Premiership game against the Pulse in Auckland on Friday.

Two of the world's best squash players to lead seven-strong New Zealand team for Commonwealth Games.

Bromley residents say the rollout of Christchurch City Council's support package for those living with the stench from a damaged wastewater plant was "a massive fail".