Big questions still hang over Reading Cinemas as the Wellington movie complex shuts its doors due to earthquake risk.

An agreement on the terms of the divorce has been hammered out with the European Union - but it still needs to be signed off by MPs in Parliament.

The Armed Offenders Squad was called to a West Auckland property after a man pointed a gun at a police helicopter overnight. Our reporter Tom Furley joins us from Red Hills Road in the suburb of Taupaki.

The pip fruit industry want the government to allow travellers to pick fruit without needing work visas as a labour shortage could mean summer harvests are lost.

RNZ Summer Report presenters Chris Bramwell and Craig McCulloch sample a different beer every day with Steph Coutts from Craft Beer College in Wellington. Today's tipple: Bob Hudson's Bitter, by Galbraiths Alehouse.

With over 600,000 podcasts out there in the world, where does one start? Richard Scott from The Podcast Hour shares some of his top picks from 2018.

We've already talked about politics and the rise of hip hop abroad - today though let's return home and look at some of the stand-out news here in New Zealand.

What a comeback by Black Caps Martin Guptill and Jimmy Neesham, who together helped propel the team to a One Day International win against Sri Lanka in Mount Maunganui.

It's a showdown of the titans - comedians Raybon Kan and Jerome Chandrahasen tackle a new topic of global import every Friday in the News Face Off.

The Strange Occurrences Society is a real-life team of paranormal investigators that has been checking out homes, hotels, theatres and any other building that gives people the willies, since 2005.