Ellen O'Dwyer

Sports injury expert says former Kiwis rugby league player's seizure shows he sustained a severe concussion.

A burst water main in central Wellington has caused a street to flood and sent a large plume of brown out into the harbour.

New Zealand will be a "fast follower" because "immense harm" is being done, the Education Minister says. Audio

MPI is probing 17 complaints from term one - matching the number investigated over the previous seven years combined.

The Defence Force has made it easier for people to apply, and it's seeing a surge of applicants. Audio

Long before the programme springs into action at one-minute-to-6 each weekday morning, a team of producers is already hard at work.

一份议员法案通过国会一读，专责委员会将在未来几周给出委员会建议。

New Zealand is woefully behind other developed countries in 'pay transparency', experts say.

New Zealand's navy has a critical need for equipment and staffing, defence experts are warning. Audio

New Zealand Food Safety's deputy director general said the complaint was that special dietary meals- such as those for students with allergies - were labelled for the wrong student.

From West Auckland to Whangārei, complaints and concerns about the government's revamped school lunch programme continue. Audio

Funeral directors are warning of an alarming increase in funeral livestream scams on social media platforms. The scams circulated for funerals of high profile people, such as the late Green...

"It was obvious these people died from measles," Alec Ekeroma told RNZ. Audio

The Health NZ incident report, obtained under the Official Information Act, shows clinicians may have been prevented from making timely patient care decisions during the Crowdstrike outage. Audio

Bowel Cancer New Zealand say hundreds of patients are crying out for treatment. Audio

Peter Boshier says the payments have been unreasonably low.

Epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely has suggested mandates need to be used less widely, as he describes a "game of two halves" during the pandemic. Audio

They don't believe the extra $32m will be enough to help them. Audio

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care found forced adoptions were often organised by church institutions, state social workers, and medical professionals. Audio

Toni Jarvis says he wants the government to announce details of a redress system. Audio

Blood cancer patients say they have potentially years of work and paying tax ahead of them, but that it's not being counted. Audio

Councillors decide on Thursday whether to sell the 34 percent stake in the capital's airport. Here's what we know so far about how they will vote. Audio

Property developers for a central Wellington apartment which was evacuated on Sunday night say it was a false alarm triggered by one resident.

The church has apologised again - but won't accept some of the Royal Commission's findings.

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