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The coffee chain spent years trying to become an inescapable storefront on the streets of New York, Los Angeles and other big cities in America. Now that's coming to an end.

Brazil's imprisoned former President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a medical procedure to treat persistent hiccups for the second time in three days.

What were some of the biggest topics RNZ's journalists explained this year? Here's a look back.

RNZ's Te Manu Korihi team look back at the kaupapa and the people that shook Te Ao Māori in 2025.

Short-form video apps weren't built with children in mind, but open conversations can help them understand their habits and build healthier ones.

Lizzie Scott says she kept seeing older and disabled people attending hospital appointments alone. So she came up with a solution.

"My target was just to take the gun from him and to stop him from killing a human being," says Ahmed Al Ahmed.

To borrow a phrase from old school reports: Shows great potential but needs to try harder, Alexander Gillespie writes.

US President Donald Trump is expected to push for progress in the stalled ceasefire in Gaza when he meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.

There was no shortage of strange news filed by RNZ reporters and our international partners in the past 12 months - here's the year in review.

A man stabbed to death nine people, including five children, overnight in Suriname's capital Paramaribo, police said Sunday, adding the suspect was wounded and arrested.

A significant milestone was the confirmation of conclusion of free trade negotiations with India.

A charity screening children for sight and hearing problems at schools now has a fully kitted-out optometry bus - and big plans to roll the service out for adults.

While water usually drains naturally, a few tips can help speed things up and prevent swimmer's ear.

There has been an "absolute explosion" in illegal use of steroids in recent years, according to University of Queensland researcher Dr Tim Piatkowski.

A drug-checking group is reminding concertgoers this New Year party season that it offers a free, legal and confidential service.

Twenty-one percent of students enrolled in 'life skills/personal development' in 2025, up from eight percent 15 years ago.

Joshua Spooner took to social media with a picture of a seafood in a chiller bag and the words "30 each, big ones 50″.

The service encountered an 87-year-old woman living on the streets in its first week of operation.

Eight people were killed in an explosion at a mosque of the Alawite minority sect in the Syrian city of Homs on Friday.

It is a decision that could reshape regional dynamics and test Somalia's longstanding opposition to its secession.

RNZ readers sent in hundreds of questions in 2025 to our correspondent Susan Edmunds - many of them around one particular topic.

Public water safety warnings have been issued for swimmers for Wellington's south coast and Lower Hutt swimming spots, due to pollution from wastewater.

Immigration New Zealand rejected the visa application of Nelson aged care worker Nithin Mankeel's son after he was diagnosed with autism.

Coastal and tidal waterways remain New Zealand's most deadly.