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The strategic voting debate is one of the interesting stories emerging in this election campaign, with some parties encouraging it, and others calling it "the opposite of clever." Don Brash, a former leader of both National and ACT, spoke to Guyon Espiner.

The latest news from the United States with Nine News reporter Lauren Tomasi in Washington DC.

An update on the latest news from RNZ's rural team.

The latest news from RNZ's business team.

Diesel prices are surging again, with the average price up around $3.18 a litre - the highest point since May. Road freight association Transporting New Zealand is warning that continued volatility in the market highlights the need for more resilient fuel reserves here. Its spokesperson, Mark Stockdale spoke to Guyon Espiner.

The Opportunity Party has laid out its bottom lines for any post-election negotiations, as a new poll has it clutching the balance of power. Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong spoke to Guyon Espiner.

English Premier League football club Manchester City found guilty for breaking financial regulations, while the Black Ferns lose a tight game to the world champions England. 

She's now the Executive Director of Nga Rangatahi Toa, an organisation that uses creative practice, cultural connection and self-care strategies to help rangatahi find their voice and create positive pathways for themselves.

A new luxury store opens in Auckland's CBD, as a conference in the city weighs up the increase in businesses' use of artificial intelligence and whether it could spell the end for traditional software services.

The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific.

The wildfire threat to Blenheim and Hanmer have led FENZ to warn residents, even in the towns, to have a grab bag ready in case of a major fire on the back of the El Niño weather system. Ian Allen is editor of the Marlborough Express

Christchurch podiatrist Simon Wheeler says the popularity of minimal and barefoot shoes has likely peaked. He says the popularity now is about higher stack heights, maximal cushioning, and rocker-style shoes.

He has co-written a book with music journalist Michael Dwyer. Split Enz: An Adventure in Music and Design is full of photographs, designs and recollections of the band from the 1970s through to today. 

The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific.

The fallout from the US President's attack on the press continues after a court rules in favour of letting some journalists back into the White House. Danielle also discusses Chinese President Xi's visit to Washington.

Time is running out for those with outstanding income tax debt to make use of an IRD pilot scheme that could help them avoid being stung by the authorities. 

Hato Hone St John is pushing for more volunteers to learn how to perform CPR, and be available to offer lifesaving support. 

Health insurance became the largest category of disputes to the ombudsman for the first time in the year to June. 

The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific.

On today's episode Chris Hipkins discusses Labour's latest poll result; Councillors meet to discuss Auckland landslide risks; Booth's Logistics boss discusses fuel price rises; John Campbell talks to voters in Mt Roskill electorate.

A new library has opened in Cannons Creek. Residents checked out the new space yesterday, with activities, kai, performances, face painting and story telling on offer. Porirua Libraries manager Brian Anderson spoke to John Campbell.

A decade after the last plan for revitalising Nelson's waterfront was shelved, the council has come up with a new proposal to make the most of the coastline near the city. The section of Haven Road from Port Nelson towards Tahunanui is currently home to several empty buildings and only a handful of cafes and restaurants. The council is working on a masterplan for the area and wants feedback from l...

The Auckland electorate seat of Mt Albert could prove pivotal for National as it plots its way back to power. Labour have held the seat for decades but nearly lost it in 2023, only holding on by the slimmest of margins. But, there is a new contender whose party could tip the balance of power come November 7. Political reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to the candidates.

The latest news in Tongan language (Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

Last month, four New Zealand engineers flew to Venezuela to help in the aftermath of the devastating double quakes, which hit the western and central parts of the country in June, leaving more than 6000 people dead. Nearly 200 buildings collapsed in the quakes while more than 16-thousand structures were deemed unsafe. For the Kiwi engineers, it was a chance to learn about what New Zealand could do...