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Thousands flee as Armenia warns of ethnic cleansing risk
A growing stream of ethnic Armenian refugees are fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh following Azerbaijan's seizure of the disputed region last week.
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Queenstown's working homeless desperate for housing shortage fix- 'It's rough'
As Queenstown cleans up from flooding and deals with a cryptosporidium outbreak, the resort town's long-standing accommodation crisis hasn't gone away. Audio
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'It's rough': Queenstown residents sleeping in tents due to housing crisis
Queenstown is fighting fires on a couple of fronts - as it cleans up from a state of emergency, and deals with a cryptosporidium outbreak. As well as that, the resort town is still dealing with a… Video, Audio
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Election 2023 - What parties hope to offer Pasifika through their policies
The Pacific Election 2023 debate kicked off with one of the most pressing issues for Pacific communties - an amnesty for overstayers.
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Phil Thompson: being smart with self-defence
Phil Thompson has spent over 20 years training people how to defend themselves. He says that usually if a person tries to pick a verbal fight with you, the best and bravest move is to walk away. Audio
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Solomon Islands PM snubs meeting with US president
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has declined a White House invitation to meet with US President Joe Biden at the Pacific leaders' summit this week.
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US President Biden to meet with Pacific leaders on Monday
US President Joe Biden will host a second summit with leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum at the White House on Monday, part of his efforts to step up engagement with a region.
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Labour pledges to 'eliminate' waitlist for state houses
The party says it will build 6000 additional public and transitional houses if re-elected.
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How will Whanganui Hospital cope with a growing population?
Overburdened, understaffed, under-resourced, under the pump - all are words used to describe Whanganui Hospital's strained emergency department.
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From 'pebble in the shoe' to future power broker – the rise and rise of Te Pāti Māori
In 2020, Rawiri Waititi told his fellow MPs his job was to be a change agent for Māori. Three years later, how does the party grow its platform and base, Annie Te One asks.
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Sarah Pallett, Hamish Campbell and Raf Manji vye for Ilam's vote
Ilam's candidates are out campaigning for the public's vote, an electorate with a split voter base.
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Family of man found dead after leaving ward still in the dark
The family of a man found dead after he failed to return to the mental health ward at Palmerston North Hospital say they're still in the dark about what happened almost nine months on. 69 year old… Audio
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'Defeated' & 'disheartened': Young voter's feeling on leaders debate
"Defeated" and "disheartened" is how a young voter's feeling after she says the two Chrises "bounced around" her question in last night's leader's debate. Sky Rens is a waitress on Auckland's… Video, Audio
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A proposed legal cap on the amount of sugar or salt in food has a surprise supporter.
Audio 20 Sep 2023Setting maximum levels for sugar and salt in food and limiting the size of fast food portions are being pushed by top health officials trying to halt the obesity crisis. Video
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Li Shangfu: Top US envoy questions China defence minister’s absence
A top US diplomat has questioned the absence of China's defence minister Li Shangfu, renewing speculation of a possible corruption purge.
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Libyan official rejects blame for flood disaster
An official in eastern Libya has denied allegations that many of those killed in devastating floods last weekend were told to stay in their homes.
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Election 2023: Candidates spar in Queenstown over spending, taxes
A month out from Election Day, the four leading parties' finance spokespeople came together for the ASB Great Debate in Queenstown to pitch their spending and visions for New Zealand's future.
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Cost of living top of mind for people in Hokitika, as PM visits
The Labour leader was in Hokitika today, a town founded in the gold rush of the 1860s, and has known booms and busts. Just like the rest of the country, it's a town feeling the full effects of the… Video, Audio
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Labour announces training policy amid senior doctors' strike
An extra 95 doctors will be accepted for training from 2025 under a Labour policy announced on Wednesday.
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Better ways than tax to bring down the cost of housing, electricity and groceries - Hipkins
In an in-depth interview, Labour leader Chris Hipkins discusses Labour's tax policy, Māori housing inequity, the cost of living and the climate crisis.
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Episode 18: An interview with Labour Leader Chris Hipkins
In an in-depth interview, Labour leader Chris Hipkins discusses Labour’s tax policy, Māori housing inequity, the cost of living, and the climate crisis. Video, Audio
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Rapid growth in number of people looking for rentals in last six months
A shortage of residential rental stock is reaching a crisis point in Auckland, with a more than 10-fold increase in people looking for accommodation in the past six months.
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Unruly tenants don't deserve privilege of state house, Chris Bishop says
National is defending its hard line on evicting some Kāinga Ora tenants, saying any good landlord needs to be able to call time on those causing "mayhem". Audio
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Tongans beating the cost of living through gardening club
A Tongan community in Auckland has set up a gardening club to grow their own food to combat the high cost of living. Audio
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Hipkins says it will be hard work to turn around party's poor poll result
A poll last night put Labour support at 26.8 percent. Leader Chris Hipkins says he takes responsibility for his party's worst result in six years. Audio
