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South Auckland politicians give mixed reviews on new zoning rules
New Zealand is in a housing crisis driven by a shortage in affordable homes, so with Labour and National coming together to promise an easing of zoning laws, what's not to like?
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Covid-19 the focus of National Iwi Chairs Forum final hui for 2021
Chairs, chief executives and technicians of the 73 iwi entities attended the hui, held online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
Aotearoa supporting PNG against covid; American Samoa kids getting jabs; and veteran Tongan minister aiming to return to Parliament
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Biden says US concerned about situation in Belarus
US President Joe Biden has expressed concern about the situation in Belarus as it faces accusations of encouraging migrants to cross into Poland and Lithuania via its territory.
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Human rights expert calls for more female leadership on climate
Women are still missing at the top climate table, warns a human rights lawyer from the Pacific.
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The day in review: Covid-19 developments on 11 November
The pressure's on across the board today - on the Ministry of Health, on the Managed Isolation and Quarantine system, and on thousands of workers who fall under the vaccine mandate but haven't been…
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Rotorua housing crisis: 3500 homes needed in a year - draft report
Rotorua needs more than 3500 dwellings by 2023, a target the district council proposes but admits it will be unlikely to meet.
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'Trouble in Paradise' - images of the climate crisis in the Pacific
An exhibition at New Zealand's National Library will shine the spotlight on climate change in the Pacific region. Audio
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Vaccination rates a consideration as Cabinet meets, PM says
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says vaccination rates in Auckland will be taken into consideration when assessing whether restrictions in the city can be further loosened. Audio
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Danyl McLauchlan: Is Ardern an Elene Ferrante character?
Writer Danyl McLauchlan returns to tackle life's big questions, ideas and thinkers. This week: in the 2010s readers devoured the four-book series known as the Neapolitan Novels, written under the… Audio
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Samoa's gender-based violence still a concern at UN rights council
Samoa has been urged by the international community to counter domestic and gender-based violence. Audio
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Long-awaited ministry for the disabled has a massive task
The invisible section of New Zealand society - disabled people - are finally getting their own ministry. It will have a massive task ahead of it. Audio
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Long-awaited ministry for the disabled has a massive task
The invisible section of New Zealand society - disabled people - are finally getting their own ministry. It will have a massive task ahead of it.
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Growing numbers of children forced to flee by climate change - report
Surging temperatures, rising water levels and land degradation drive thousands of children from their homes in the Pacific, a Save the Children report says.
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Bookmarks with Shaun Hendy
Audio 3 Nov 2021Our Bookmarks guest today will be a familiar face to many New Zealanders. It's Covid-19 modeller and physics professor Shaun Hendy. Video, Audio
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Call for a building sector with 'genius and courage'
Audio 3 Nov 2021Jesse talks to Lindsay Wood, the director of independent climate change consultancy Resilienz about how to green up our construction industry. Audio
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Rising rate of children living in motels a 'moral failure' - National
The skyrocketing number of children living in motels is being called a 'moral failure' by the National party.
There was an increase of 280 tamariki in motels in the three months to September - now… Audio
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Covid-19 making lives of those insecure and inadequate housing more vulnerable
Covid-19 has taken hold among some of society's most marginalised groups, including those living in insecure or inadequate housing.
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Covid-19: Has the housing crisis exacerbated the outbreak?
Delta is attacking some of New Zealand's most marginalised groups - including those living in insecure or inadequate housing.
In the final part of our series on lockdown and poverty, RNZ social… Audio
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A week of patsies, health and housing
A week in Parliament, with a cosy love-in on housing, a duel over health, and a dive into a trove of friendly patsies. Audio
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A week of patsies, health and housing
A week in Parliament, with a cosy love-in on housing, a duel over health, and a dive into a trove of friendly patsies.
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More children living in motels as housing crisis unrelenting
The government is running out of motels to place families in as the housing crisis reaches record levels, with children among those hardest hit. Audio
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More children living in motels as housing crisis unrelenting
The government is running out of motels to place families in as the housing crisis reaches record levels, with children among those hardest hit.
There are now 4512 children living in motels - an… Audio
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Climate change: Big Oil executives testify before US Congress
Executives from some of the world's biggest oil companies denied in US congressional testimony that they continue to misinform the public about the role of fossil fuels in climate change.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
American Samoa population drops, a minute of silence for Covid victims to be held in French Polynesia, and more.
