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Govt policies tailored for the wealthy, not the people - Greens

The Greens are taking aim at the coalition government's policies, saying they lack genuine care.

Cancer is increasingly survivable - but it shouldn't depend on your ability to 'wrangle' the health system - Australasian academics

The last thing we need when faced with the possibility of cancer is to have to push for diagnosis and care. Yet it's a common experience.

Fears Queenstown's homeless problem is about to snowball

An advocate for homeless people in Queenstown is worried the resort town will see an influx of hundreds of people sleeping in tents this winter.

'I've always wanted to be a solo artist' - Naked and Famous star

The artist who first found fame as one half of the hit-making Auckland indie electronic band The Naked and Famous is back with his debut solo LP.

More people - especially men - should be moisturising, for wider health benefits - chemist

Can moisturisers contribute to keeping us healthy? Doctor of medicinal chemistry Michelle Wong says there's growing evidence they can.

Backlash as UK supermarket trials sale of New Zealand lamb

A UK grocery chain has received a backlash from angry farmers as it trials the sale of New Zealand lamb instead of 100 percent British lamb in 39 of its stores.

Burnout recovery: 'We don't really know how to rest', specialist says

When recovering from burnout it helps to prioritise doing whatever restores your spirit, says clinical fatigue specialist and "really skilful worrier" Vincent Deary.

Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 13-19 May

High school bands go into battle, a breeding breakthrough for endangered giant wētā and one school's anti-plastics patrol are among this week's feel-good stories from RNZ.

Unexplained death near Queens Park in Invercargill

The body of a man has been found near the corner of Sydney Street and St Andrew Street in Invercargill.

Massey University deficit shrinks with expenses down, grants up

Massey University is again facing a big deficit for the year, although so far its finances aren't as bad as feared.

Police use images from number plate recognition cameras for variety of purposes

Police mostly used the AI-driven tech to corroborate existing evidence, place vehicles at times and locations for an investigation, and as supporting evidence in criminal cases.

Serious crash closes part of SH5 in Bay of Plenty

A section of State Highway 5 near Tapapa in the Bay of Plenty is closed after a crash.

Two injured after helicopter crash at Uretiti Beach near Waipu

The helicopter is reported to have been a home-built kitset model.

Hamilton fatal crash drink-driver Jack Halliday ignored plea not to drive

An apprentice diesel mechanic who got behind the wheel after drinking and crashed, killing a young man, had recently been convicted of drink driving in similar circumstances.

Snow dumps continuing in Canterbury

Inland Canterbury areas have been covered in snow this morning.

Baby Reindeer: How are we still talking about it?

Nearly 60 million people have watched Netflix show Baby Reindeer. Culture 101's Perlina Lau looks at why we're captivated by the story - and the aftermath.

New Caledonia unrest: Defence Force to bring New Zealanders home

Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters says New Zealand is waiting for the go-ahead from French authorities, based on safety.

Urgent overhaul of health systems to catch communicable diseases months behind

An urgent overhaul of health systems to better catch and control communicable diseases, from Covid-19 to measles, is months behind schedule - but authorities are promising to "avoid gaps".

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