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Tony Stamp takes on the experimental pop behemoth that is Spanish pop star Rosalía’s third album, a second helping of emotional indie rock from Christchurch’s Mousey, and a serving of exotica from…

Christchurch police have arrested six people and fined 40 others for breaching liquor laws in suburbs near Canterbury University.

In today's sports news - Black Caps game abandoned, Italy out of World Cup, Gary Hooper to leave Phoenix, Proteas into World Cup semi-finals and good start for Ko in California.

Canterbury nurses who volunteer for extra shifts in aged care are getting payments of $350 per night for covering chronic Covid-related staff shortages.

Police are warning Christchurch residents to take caution after receiving several reports of a young man indecently assaulting women.

The unvaccinated received a wave of press over the weekend which they used to campaign for the return of their freedoms. Other groups made vulnerable by Covid were lower down the media's pecking…

A Christchurch tech start-up is eyeing up growth in the Asia-Pacific and the United States after securing funding.

In today's sports news - Rally heads to waterfront, Phoenix sign defender for another three years, Chelsea allowed to start selling tickets again and World Cup semi-finalist could be confirmed.

Law changes aimed at cracking down on poor engineering are being hailed as a landmark.

With vaccine mandates for many workers lifted in under two weeks and QR code scanning soon to be a thing of the past, RNZ took to the streets of Ōtautahi to find out what people thought of the…

Super Rugby and Cricket World Cup matches will be able to have unrestricted crowd numbers the relaxing of Covid-19 restrictions.

When police shoot and kill, they're investigated by fellow officers. Guyon Espiner reveals that shooters have been shown evidence in advance of being interviewed.

Ashburton's tourism promoters are more focussed on business support than marketing, as confidence in the sector suffers from Covid-19 symptoms.

Analysis - That creaking sound you may have noticed at the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry was indeed the familiar sound of a rather old pendulum swinging, David Cohen writes.

The Dux de Lux pub in Christchurch could be set to open its doors again if enough money can be raised to restore it. Audio

One of the country's biggest car dealers, Armstrong's, has put plans for a share float on hold because of financial market uncertainty.

Hamish Kerr has finished third at the World Indoor Athletics championship in Serbia, becoming the first New Zealander to win a global high jump medal.