Phil Pennington

It follows earlier RNZ reporting that some staff at Southland Hospital were told they couldn't chat to each other for more than five minutes.

The breadth of weaknesses in Wellington Water's management systems is being laid bare in a tender for a $37 million urgent overhaul.

The country's newest fire trucks can not be used at rescues because they are too small to fit all the lifesaving gear they need to carry.

A blueprint for the Golden Dome missile defence system has been created in the US, and while New Zealand has a burgeoning space industry, should it be involved? Audio

HMNZS Otago has been parked up at Devonport Naval base since 2022 when the navy ran too short of personnel to run it.

Starting work on the building of 13 new homes for defence personnel in the Manawatū is a "significant step forward", says the government.

NATO Space Defense and Security Summit hears talks about space as a war-fighting domain are accelerating fast.

Auror's number-plate recognition technology is currently under legal scrutiny in the Wellington Court of Appeal.

The most significant challenge yet to the police's growing use of a private number-plate spotting network is being mounted.

Police reportedly tap into the Auckland-based Auror system 250,000 times a year, often outside big retailers and petrol stations.

A Kiwi-built experiment is heading to the ISS to test superconductor magnets that could one day power spacecraft to Mars. Video

The Pentagon's go-to killer dronemaker, Anduril, has cemented a big deal in Australia and has come visiting New Zealand.

The current Police Infringement Processing System is more than 20 years old and can't keep up the flood of infringements.

Two-thirds of the new operating funding that NZDF sought was to deal with inflation, Treasury said.

即便是华盛顿和北京双方正在爆发口水战的当下，新西兰依然再次向美国表达了有意在太空项目上协助美国的意愿。

Antarctica New Zealand is finally moving to fix blades for its wind farm at Ross Island and get new turbines built..

A historian says the change could make any war crimes harder to prove.

Newly released documents also said there would be investment in systems to help them 'plug into' partner networks.

Australia recently paid $82 million each for the same choppers.

Labour agreed the jobs shouldn't be cut, but wouldn't go as far as promising to re-instate them.

Documents show the decision could lead to critical assets failing, resulting in patient harm.

Two historians who teach thousands of children about the New Zealand Wars, Gallipoli and Vietnam are losing their jobs. Audio

Wesley Tomich's employer was warned about its conveyor belts before he fell on one.

The country's sole carillonist, Timothy Hurd, has been playing the bells - 74 of them, totalling 70 tonnes - for about 40 years. Audio

Multiple failures of the crew, the ship, and the Navy itself were identified in an official inquiry into last October's sinking.