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He has been described as 'controlling, coercive and running out of options'.

Suspected investment scams are on the rise and authorities are worried some of our most vulnerable communities are falling victim to them.

One of the brothers convicted of rape and drink spiking at a Christchurch bar has reportedly been assaulted behind bars.

A teen who has spent the last seven years in the care of the state says the government is failing to address the mental health of young vulnerable people. Audio

Mind. Set. Engage explores rugby players' mental fitness and provides tools for maintaining it, much like any other facet of keeping in shape.

A US doctor who provided an abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim has been fined by a medical board after speaking to media about the case.

Undefeated heavyweight boxer John 'Boulder Shoulders' Fiu shares his journey back to the ring.

A woman targeted by the brothers convicted of rape and drink-spiking at Christchurch's Mama Hooch has described the removal of the pair's suppression orders as "a great weight off".

Police say it was disturbing to see how two brothers used Christchurch bar Mama Hooch to prey on victims.

The country's first 'wet house' will allow residents to drink on site and access wraparound services. But the aim is not to fix people, a city missioner says.

A week on from the Budget, RNZ has delved into some of the smaller but still noteworthy items in the government's list of spending. Audio

An RnB singer caught smuggling meth from the US in his carry-on during a Covid-19 lockdown has been jailed for more than seven years.

The Rural Change Fund saw demand increase from 5 applications a week to 25. Now, when rural people need it most, the wellbeing programme has been put on pause.

Analysis - Budget 2023 has highlighted the stark differences between the main parties, writes Peter Wilson.

A new hub is open in Hamilton central that will be an all-hours safe place for vulnerable young teenagers to get back on track.

It is very expensive to be poor. It is expensive for the country, but it is also expensive for the families themselves: they often face higher prices than others do, writes Max Rashbrooke.

Opinion - Budget 2023 was dressed up as 'no frills'. In some ways that was the case, Shamubeel Eaqub writes.

National and ACT are warning of massive overspending by the government, while the Greens and Te Pāti Māori are saying more spending was needed.

Analysis - After a 2022 Budget that played to Labour's base, this year's effort was essentially an inflation-driven budget that many more right-leaning parties would have been happy to deliver, Tim…

Young families are the clear target of Labour's election-year Budget, but its flagship promise - cheaper childcare - won't kick in until next year.