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Swimming Australia has come under fire for its handling of the positive doping test by Australian swimmer Shayna Jack, with claims the sport's governing body tried to cover the news up during the…

The National Party has pledged to establish an independent cancer agency, and specifically fund cancer drugs to the tune of $200 million over four years.

A crowd of 500 is gathered at the disputed Māngere site of Ihumātao as Green MPs arrive to a pōwhiri.

Ajbi Lal sat quietly weeping outside an Islamabad court while she waited to learn if her teenage daughters would be returned to her.

RNZ's award-winning reporter Ravinder Hunia was at both the Cricket and Netball World Cup grand-finals. Here's her summary of witnessing New Zealand make history, twice. Audio

Educators need to regain the trust of non-European families who feel failed by the education system and fear their children will suffer the same experience says a report from a Youth Select…

Some Māori are urging whānau to improve their health by ditching dairy and meat - and embracing veganism. Video

We live in memorable academic times: higher education in New Zealand is on a definite downward roll, David Cohen writes.

Two penguins who had to be removed twice from under a sushi store near the Wellington railway station seem to have got the message that it's not a suitable place for them to nest. Video

Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson earned the tag of world class batsman long before the almost-completed Cricket World Cup in England, writes Clay Wilson. Video

Smoke and Mirrors - A US vaping product, which is so popular with young people it's under fire by the FDA, is coming to NZ. Guyon Espiner reports.

An Asia New Zealand Foundation survey found the number who said they knew a 'fair amount' about Asia had risen to 48 percent in 2018.

First Person - Growing up a New Zealand-Indian, Ravinder Hunia faces the tough task of choosing who to support in tonight's Cricket World Cup semifinal.

While the world's attention has been focused on the protests in Hong Kong, another Chinese city has been witnessing unrest on a scale rarely seen on the mainland.

Fibre-craft social media platform Ravelry last week banned pro-Trump discussion in a move much celebrated by the community, knitter and blogger Tash Barneveld writes.

In today's sports news - Andy and Serena to link up, Queensland named Ponga's replacement and a third Kiwi is selected for the Tour de France.

In today's sports news - Warriors hooker out for rest of NRL season, Dutch entry withdraws its America's Cup challenge, Team Wellington boss moves north and India lose another player at World Cup.

More than 3500 athletes from 24 nations in Oceania will gather in Samoa on 7 July for the Pacific Games - the biggest sporting event in the Pacific region. Audio