Stories by Krystal Gibbens

In an updated analysis released today, Stats NZ predicted between 89 and 91 percent of New Zealand had responded to the survey.

Tertiary Education Union organiser Ben Schmidt says the planned cuts have "absolutely shocked and infuriated" members.

The 441,384 residential buildings - most in urban areas - at risk of flooding had an estimated replacement value of $218 billion.

The Green Party have launched their pre-election housing policy with promises to give everyone in New Zealand a healthy home to live in.

Commuters are bracing for a hit to the pocket, with fuel tax and full-priced public transport fares set to be reinstated.

Eid Al-Adha was celebrated in Wellington today for the second year in a row in what some hope is a "cultural shift" towards more appreciation and understanding of Muslim traditions.

Road closures in the Coromandel and Gisborne are putting pressure on businesses and supply chains.

Scientists are calling on Japan to let other countries test wastewater from Fukushima before it is released into the Pacific Ocean.

The Governor-General has presented bravery awards to five helicopter pilots who flew into the eruption in 2019 to help rescue survivors.

After years of pandemic cancellations, closed borders and venues closing, local artists are having their first big tours since the pandemic began.

KiwiRail is moving its national train control operations centre at Wellington Railway Station to Upper Hutt.

The Consumer Advocacy Council is calling for The Electricity Authority to makes its customer care guidelines mandatory after several electricity retailers admitted to not fully complying with…

Kāpiti Coast District Council says it's thrilled to have won Playground of the Year with its newly updated Lorna Irene Drive Reserve playground in Raumati South.

The Supreme Court has decided a former Air Force staffer who was repeatedly locked in a metal cage cannot sue the man who abused her and her former employer for compensatory damages.

First person - What happens when you ask ChatGPT to schedule your life? RNZ's Krystal Gibbens experiments.

A new study into obtaining informed consent for medical students taking part in patient care shows there is still work to be done.

A survivor of abuse is furious the government has extended the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care's deadline for a second time while another survivor says they have waited too long for redress and an…

A free comprehensive online tool has been released today to help those suffering from Long Covid.

The living wage is being increased to $26 per hour from 1 September. Audio

Around 1200 customers are waiting for fibre to be installed by Chorus in the Far North alone, but their installation date keeps being delayed.

Police are continuing to search around Petone Beach where a shoe with a foot inside was found on Saturday.

Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga (the National Network of Family Violence Services) has launched a call to action, encouraging the government to invest in rehabilitating offenders.

Researchers collecting sponges on the coasts of Wellington have found microplastics in every sample, and it could have implications for our seafood.

Following a recent RNZ story into tiny home owners not getting what they paid for, RNZ has investigated what people's rights are when facing a building dispute. Here's what you need to know.

Vanessa Parkinson first approached Ready Homes in October of 2021 to have a container home built on her property.