Checkpoint

NZTA is pumping the brakes and reducing speed limits on several sections of a popular holiday route in time for Christmas. Audio

If things went wrong, the stem cells could turn into other cells - like for hair or teeth - instead of eyes. Audio

Two years on from setting up its own security service a popular Auckland shopping precinct says it has slashed crime in its area but some people are falling through the cracks. Audio

"I have children who went through a life without this, and the fact our kids are going through this is just not acceptable." Audio

Trevor Taylor's Christchurch home is several kilometres from the sea, but his insurance company has hiked his premiums by 30%.

The ease at which he smashed the long-standing record took teenage runner Sam Ruthe by surprise. Audio

The staff cuts will see reductions to emergency management, pandemic preparedness and Māori health. Audio

Paul Myburgh says Mo will be 'spoilt rotten' after their reunion.

Two-time Olympian Lewis Clareburt says the goal is to create a school of medley swimmers in Melbourne able to rival the best in the US. Audio

Many shoppers are bracing themselves for chaos as IKEA prepares to open the doors of its Auckland store. Audio

It could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to decontaminate one operator's sites.

Awarua RSA president Ian Becker said the theft showed a complete lack of respect. Audio

The transport agency has assured the minister that the braking system is not unsafe, going against findings in the 2018 death of Graeme Rabbits. Audio

E-scooter injuries have reportedly cost ACC almost $14 million in 2025. Audio

In July last year IRD signalled it was honing in on people dealing crypto who were not declaring their income. Audio

An Auckland business association is infuriated that their local board has voted not to support a plan to boost the number of gigs allowed the stadium. Audio

It was found broken down tyres were the largest source of microplastics in New Zealand's coastal waters. Audio

A new AI tool will be a "real game changer in providing faster and real time access to support", says the mental health minister. Audio

University of Auckland law professor Alex Sims says it is up to retailers and importers to do checks on products, but that doesn't mean it is always being done. Audio

The owners of Enchanted Christmas say they are now removing the term from their website. Audio

Rams, which frequently butt heads, will provide Auckland University's centre for brain research a model population to study. Audio

There are now 86 public collection points around the motu. Audio

Report shows in Australia and New Zealand, 24.5 percent of women have been sexually or physically abused by a partner. Audio

The sand is part of a massive recall. Audio

Several coloured play sand products have been recalled after tests found a naturally occurring asbestos. Audio