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Consumers are also being hit in the pocket by daily fixed charges on gas, on top of their electricity charge, Consumer NZ says Audio

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Dozens of applications have been received since the introduction two weeks ago. Audio

A ship run by Schmidt Institute was heading for Bellingshausen Sea when an iceberg broke clean, exposing 510 square kilometres of previously inaccessible ocean. Audio

Nathanial Swain says keeping classes together and providing additional specialised support for those struggling ensures the best overall learning outcome. Audio

Health experts and former politicians want transparency and accountability to 'end hidden lobbying'. Audio

"The things that she is recommending won't actually do anything much to address critical risks." Audio

Prisoners eligible for parole are having to wait longer for an early release because of under-resourced rehabilitation and reintegration programmes. Audio

The average flock size in the Malte Brun area last year was twice that seen two years before. Audio

A Wellington woman charged for broadband internet she was not signed up to for more than two years says telecommunications companies need to make their systems fairer. Audio

New Zealand was a relatively wealthy country, but very little gets left behind in wills for charity. Audio

Some are making frozen meals last three days or not eating at all as the cost of living bites. Audio

A woman dropped off her bowel screening test into one of the boxes - only to realise two weeks later it was never sent. Audio

A freshwater scientist is adamant slated changes to the rules around releasing treated sewage into waterways is a backwards step, but the regulator says it will bring much-needed consistency to… Audio

Economic volatility, austerity and crises became the norm well before the Donald Trump's return to office. Audio

The symptoms of burnout are insidious, a clinical psychologist says. Audio

Last year, it cost $226 million to run hospice services. Audio

The iconic New Zealand artist calls on his very vivid memories in his new memoir, Hastings: A Boy's Own Adventure, which he wrote in pencil. Audio

The Health Minister is unlikely to achieve his goal of completing an extra 10,000 elective surgeries by June, the senior doctors' union says. Audio

For over 50 years, Spike Milligan's deliciously pernicious witch Badjelly has been hugely popular in New Zealand. Audio

Mike Nelson says assembling a flatpack coffin is a healthy part of the grieving process. Audio

'Queen of Commonsense Parenting" Maggie Dent tells parents to save money on organised activities, and let young children roam instead. Audio

"So having the information is one thing, and it's really important, but it's now what we do," Whaikaha chief executive Paula Tesoriero told Nine to Noon. Audio

The big four electricity generator-retailers will not be allowed to give preferential treatment to their retail arms through hedge contracts, under proposed new rules. Audio

Victims aren't a party to the criminal justice system and need an independent body to provide leadership on their behalf, the outgoing chief victims advisor says. Audio