A gifted children learning expert says the Ministry of Education still doesn't understand and value the benefit of one-day schools.

The All Blacks top the rugby world rankings, but should they be worried about a resurgent Wallabies team?

How much of your life is ruled by an algorithm? It's possibly more than you think. Everyday algorithms are aiding us to make decisions - and increasingly making decisions about us.

A2 Milk, Freightways and Contact Energy start earnings season, and Hamish looks at Mercury's result today before a preview of results from Spark and Fletcher Building tomorrow.

Libby discusses the local wards where only one person is standing, why Tokoroa might be losing its polytech and funding struggles for projects to protect endangered bird species. Libby Kirkby McLeod is RNZ's Waikato Reporter.

Sally Battson from The Next Chapter reviews Poetry Aotearoa Yearbook 2025: Breath, published by Massey University Press.

Former Finance Minister Grant Robertson has opened up about his early life, and his political journey in a new memoir.

The latest from the meeting between Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump at the White House.

Hundreds of roofs across the Pacific, and other parts of the world, are being painted white, as part of a health study to determine whether this helps occupants beat the heat.

The government is planning policies to limit the full conversion of farmland to exotic forestry - particularly those registered in the emission trading scheme.