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The day after the government apologised to abuse survivors, some presented a petition calling on it to implement all recommendations from the Royal Commission's report.

The mother of two children who were told by strangers to get in their car in Christchurch says one of her son's is now too scared to leave the house.

Blood stains found at a Christchurch house matched the profiles of real estate agent Yanfei Bao and the man accused of her murder, the High Court has heard.

RNZ looks at the most successful players to leave our shores to play in Europe.

Justin Welby, the senior cleric of the Church of England, was accused of failing to take action on abuse and said he must take "personal and institutional responsibility".

Alongside an afternoon of racing, fashion and entertainment were major features of the day.

Thirty-five graduate veterinarians will join rural areas in serious need of agricultural vets through the government's Voluntary Bonding Scheme.

'Bom' - the last surviving member of the 28th Māori battalion - will be buried in Rotorua on Tuesday. Audio

A biotech company has plans to begin offering a new type of treatment for some blood cancers, in Christchuch.

Gulls are pooping on Christchurch cafés, and no one knows what to do. Audio

NZ will argue at COP29 for oil-rich companies to join a climate finance fund - but any future US contribution could be in question. Audio

Joan Bellingham suffered burns, memory loss and bouts of blindness. Her doctors called it treatment - but she calls it torture.

Terry Kingi was frog-marched into a room, tied to a bed and "blasted" in the head. When he left the hospital, "I was pretty well brain-dead".

The West Coast and South Island headwaters will see "significant" rainfall this weekend, with orange heavy rain warnings in place until Saturday, MetService says.

Confusion reigns as the nation's bus operators announce an indefinite ban on the use of bike racks starting tonight. Audio

Scientists look at the details underpinning nitrogen and its use in agriculture and horticulture and its impacts on the environment

It comes after the Auditor-General rejected a request to investigate the government's tobacco tax decision.

It will allow the introduction of new GTF engine repair and maintenance, and permit work done overseas to now be done in New Zealand.