The tsunami threat following this week's earthquake is mostly gone but NEMA is warning there could still be strong and unusual currents until Monday.

This week New Zealand signed a fresh joint statement with 14 other countries expressing a willingness to recognise a Palestian State.

The National Party Conference will kick off later today in Christchurch off the back of bad news for exporters with the U.S imposition of a 15% trade tariff.

Chef Del Holland shares her tips for turning scraps into snacks, reducing food waste in the kitchen and making delicious fuss-free food.

Arts and culture can help revitalise a once prosperous town - Featherston, Aotearoa's only Booktown and one of 23 worldwide, is the living proof.

Maori Wardens have a long and proud history in Aotearoa providing advice, support and aroha to the communities they don't just serve - but help to build.

Where we come from, who we are now, and who we are becoming as a nation are pretty deep questions. They're being asked in a never before seen collaboration between the Royal New Zealand Ballet and The New Zealand Dance Company, in a production called Home, Land & Sea, combining 6 dancers from each company.

Leading British physicist Professor Dame Athene Donald discusses the factors that drive women to give up on a career in science.

Stats across Australia and New Zealand reveal that autistic people are being left behind in the workplace - either not being used to their full capacity or simply struggling to be hired at all.

What's going on in our soggy backyards this time of the year? Our resident gardener Hannah Zwartz explains soil-biology and why she's been converted to no-dig gardening.