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Police caught 5000 drivers breaking their restricted licences by carrying passengers when they shouldn't last year - and prosecuted just one of them.

They issued written warnings to just 10 of them.

The New Zealand sharemarket has plunged.

GP's are warning increasing hospital pressure is pushing down on strained community services.

And the manufacturing sector perks up and looks for a rebound 

A survivor of abuse while in care says his time in jail was heaven compared with being in foster care.

It's the honest view of 64-year old Mr E.C in his evidence to the Royal Commission into Abuse in… Audio

ACC's chief executive has apologised for privacy breaches made by staff, after a damning independent review.

The review, which was commissioned after RNZ revealed a group of call centre workers… Audio

A damning independent review has found ACC's privacy culture is poor, its policies are outdated and its staff not well informed.

The review, by laywer Linda Clark, was commissioned after RNZ revealed… Audio

Ski Time in Methven is being forced to reduce hours and available rooms - despite a surge in demand.

The lodge and restaurant are busy, but a lack of international travellers on working holidays… Audio

Enough plans and too much talk - it's time to curb cars on Queen. That's the message from Auckland Central MP Chloe Swarbrick and the City Centre Residents' Group who have launched a petition for… Video, Audio

ACC doesn't have a strong privacy culture, its policies are outdated and its staff have a narrow view of what privacy breaches are.

Those are just some of the findings in a damning independent report… Audio

The incoming Police Minister Chris Hipkins has admitted the government needs to do more to tackle gang crime - but exactly what that is remains unanswered.

He was given the role after yesterday's… Audio

Armed police remain on the streets of a small Waikato town after a shooting close to a primary school.

A man was shot-at several times in his car in Taupiri at about half-past-nine this morning.

He… Audio

What happens when health's first line of defence starts to falter? As many as half the country's GP clinics aren't enrolling new patients, amid a cocktail of winter illnesses, Covid infections and… Video, Audio

Wallace and panellists Raj Chakraborti and Jennie Moreton talk about pedestrianising Auckland's Queen Street, faulty appliances going straight to landfill and why mould in the house is so darn hard to… Audio

Wallace and panellists Raj Chakraborti and Jennie Moreton discuss the increase in food prices, the great resignation and urban walking.  Audio

Wallace and panellists Raj Chakraborti and Jennie Moreton discuss whether the humble cheese roll or "southern sushi" needs and glow-up and they tell us what has been on their minds lately. Audio

Student side-hustles are on the rise, with markets to sell handmade products being held in backyards, unused warehouses and on university campuses.

Students are also taking to social media to attract… Audio

In New Zealand, more than 20,000 people, mostly women, work as teacher aides, assisting students with learning disabilities and special needs from early childhood to secondary school. Although new pay… Audio