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A German expert explains how to effectively deter widespread spider species like funnel weavers and angular spiders from entering homes, noting that accidental encounters are harmless and often beneficial for pest control.

RNZ financial correspondent Susan Edmunds fields reader inquiries regarding estate law, focusing on whether a father's will remains legally binding under current regulations.

A new RNZ-Reid Research poll reveals that while National voters backed the decision to keep Luxon, voters from Labour, Green, and NZ First parties rejected it.

RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds addresses listener questions regarding currency conversion charges, KiwiSaver limits, and retirement investments.

RNZ's money correspondent, Susan, answers a reader's question about whether they are too old to adopt a more aggressive investment strategy, offering guidance on personal finance and investment decisions.

How does a young woman go from a high-level soccer contract in the US to being at the center of one of medicine's most contested diagnoses?

RNZ's money correspondent provides answers to common questions regarding Prescribed Investor Rate (PIR) that can be challenging for retirees.

A discussion has emerged regarding the practice of applying makeup on trains, with some finding it acceptable and others believing it belongs in a private bathroom, prompting an etiquette expert to share their views.

Lab testing conducted as part of an RNZ investigation has uncovered the dangerous extent of uranium and lead contamination in illicit black-market tobacco.

New Zealand's Fire and Emergency (FENZ) has been accused of redacting key lines from swift water rescuer reviews when releasing them under the Official Information Act, despite RNZ seeing the original unredacted documents.

Stories of blatant work-time fraud in home office settings, where employees engage in personal activities like jogging or shopping, are rampant on social media, with experts emphasizing that leaders must address warning signs.

Robert Taylor, a former RNZ broadcaster who initiated the morning bird call tradition on the National programme in 1974, has passed away at the age of 82.

New Zealand's Department of Corrections is conducting 'assurance checks' on its staff following a series of media articles by RNZ that raised allegations against five senior department members.

Radio New Zealand (RNZ) has announced that it will need to implement additional changes following another round of budget cuts, impacting its operations and services.

The animated series "Bigsies and Littles," featuring two adventurous koroā (penguins), has received a prestigious award at the 2026 New York Festivals TV and Film Awards.

RNZ is promoting its new 'Life' newsletter, which promises to deliver a curated selection of the best lifestyle and entertainment content every Saturday.

Bernzott Capital has made a significant investment in regional banking by purchasing 415,000 shares of CVB Financial (CVBF).

Twenty asylum seekers have been detained in prisons, with one man held for six to eight months, despite a report recommending an end to the practice, according to figures released to RNZ.

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown apologized after referring to an RNZ staffer of Indian descent as "a Muslim terrorist," stating it was a "fumbled attempt at humour."

Ticino is attempting to deter Mafia presence by requiring criminal record checks for EU citizens seeking residence permits, a practice that conflicts with free movement principles, as arrests of suspected 'Ndrangheta and Camorra members bring the issue to light.

RNZ's 'April's Best TV' features a diverse lineup of shows, including the return of 'Euphoria,' a new 'Bake Off,' and other series covering themes from murderers to money troubles.

Ab sofort kannst du bei der SBB deinen Wunsch-Sitzplatz in fast allen Fernzügen buchen. Das kostet fünf Franken.

RNZ can reveal the man is Leslie Raymond Parr, who beheaded his partner Fiona Maulolo.

In Japan und Teilen Ostasiens sind Blutgruppen so weit verbreitet wie bei uns die Sternzeichen – und sogar ein Thema beim Dating. Eine Japanologin erklärt, was dahintersteckt.

One of about 5500 Waikato Health New Zealand employees whose pay was missed told RNZ she has been dipping into her son's account while she has just $2 in hers.

A new RNZ podcast explores the people, places and ideas that have shaped the renaissance of Māori culture.

Many employees in Germany experience setbacks upon returning to work after parental leave, including loss of leadership positions, project removal, and being pushed out of companies, raising questions about systemic issues.

New Zealand's Conduct Commissioner has ruled that local official Wayne Brown violated expected standards by harassing a Radio New Zealand employee with a comment referencing terrorism.

An RNZ investigation revealed that campaign algorithms are systematically segmenting voters by gender, prompting calls for stricter regulatory oversight to ensure fairness and transparency in digital political advertising.

RNZ Pacific understands several passengers were briefly hospitalised, but there were no serious injuries.

RNZ's money correspondent addresses the public's question regarding the feasibility of removing Goods and Services Tax (GST) from power bills in New Zealand.

Returning to work after parental leave presents challenges, with experts noting there is no 'perfect moment' for re-entry. This highlights the complexities faced by parents balancing career and family responsibilities.

RNZ's money correspondent, Susan Edmunds, answers a reader's question about the financial implications of working, specifically whether increased work hours could lead to a net loss due to benefit reductions or other factors.

New Zealand police are taking steps to expedite Official Information Act (OIA) requests after the Ombudsman found they unreasonably extended an OIA response to RNZ by 10 weeks.

Trotz politischen Gegenwinds will Bildungsdezernentin Sylvia Weber (SPD) die ehemalige Konzernzentrale der DB im Gallus für eine Berufsschule mieten. Das sei wirtschaftlicher als andere Lösungen.

The senior police officer facing an employment investigation over the handling of more than 50 cases of child protection complaints and adult sexual assault is Detective Inspector Kevan Verry, RNZ…

Germany's Federal Labor Court has ruled that protection against dismissal applies even when an employee is terminated less than eight weeks before a second parental leave phase, affirming that job protection extends to multiple parental leave periods.

Multiple organizations across New Zealand, including RNZ, have received a series of violent threats, leading to evacuations and lockdowns.

Maryse Ernzer and André Weis have completed a year-long bicycle journey from Luxembourg to Tokyo, bringing back many stories and unique insights.

A German column discusses how parental leave can affect employee bonuses, citing a case where an employer reduced a bonus due to parental leave despite the employee exceeding targets, with the subsequent lawsuit being unsuccessful.

RNZ National radio's audience has dropped, as the broadcaster faces increasing political scrutiny and budget constraints.

RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson has resigned, citing 'unhelpful external commentary about his future' as a contributing factor.

An RNZ survey reveals that some KiwiSaver providers are taking weeks to process hardship withdrawal applications, even after all necessary data is supplied. This delay is causing members to incur mounting penalties.

Radio New Zealand is upgrading its broadcast network by dismantling a 92-year-old transmission mast in Auckland, which is expected to cause temporary outages.

Experts advise that the foam in running shoes degrades with every kilometer, often before physical signs appear. There are five key indicators that signal it's time to replace your athletic footwear.

Journalist John Campbell discusses his return to RNZ, reflecting on his past work, his unchanged questioning style, and the issue of perception bias in media.

A startup is exploring a new form of computing by teaching human brain cells to play the video game 'Doom', potentially heralding a novel type of artificial intelligence, with researchers hoping for breakthroughs in robotics and brain research.

Scientists have successfully trained 200,000 human brain cells in a Petri dish to play the video game 'Doom,' after first reverting the neurons to an embryonic state and placing them on a glass chip.

Ministrul Sănătăţii, Alexandru Rogobete, anunţă că, în câteva luni, va fi disponibilă noua platformă digitală din domeniul sănătăţii, care va conecta atât furnzorii, cât şi pacienţii.

Die EU und Italien kooperieren mit Kräften im Land, um Überfahrten zu verhindern. Ein neuer UN-Bericht fordert angesichts der Gräueltaten in den dortigen Haftanstalten einen Rückführungsstopp

Zealandia conservation and restoration general manager Jo Ledington told RNZ the weather event had been described as like being in a "snow globe".

A new study by the IWP questions existing family policy dogmas in Switzerland, suggesting that nationwide childcare subsidies are inefficient and extended parental leave would offer little additional benefit, while tax deductions are most effective.

The workwear specialist Strauss emphasizes its core target group of craftsmen, while also positioning itself as a lifestyle brand, as seen with its first Austrian store opening.

RNZ's Teuila Fuatai in Koror, Palau The United States and New Zealand will co-fund a new "lifeline" port with the Cook Islands on Penrhyn atoll - a former US military...

A new RNZ-Reid Research poll indicates neither the coalition nor the opposition would have enough numbers to form a government, while approval ratings for leaders Luxon and Hipkins have slumped.

New research has discovered how difficult emotional experiences in childhood alter brain cells, making individuals more susceptible to anxiety disorders, a long-known correlation.

An author discusses the challenges of returning to work after parental leave, emphasizing that there's no perfect moment for re-entry and highlighting the need for employers to support care-work responsibilities.

An RNZ money correspondent addresses questions regarding why teachers might be subject to additional tax payments, providing insights into the financial implications for educators.

Two forensic experts explain which behaviors from a partner, such as boundary violations, control, or outbursts of anger, should be taken seriously as potential early warning signs of abuse in a relationship.

Following a Defence Unimog getting stuck in a ditch, police have made changes but provided little information, initially denying a debrief and then stating no records were kept when asked by RNZ.

RNZ has revealed the name of Nilushan Jayanga Silva Ginthota Vidhanage, a caregiver who was previously found guilty and jailed for raping an elderly woman and two charges of unlawful sexual connection.

Japan and Sweden are competing in a live Football World Cup Group F match.

RNZ has identified shops allegedly selling illicit cigarettes for approximately one-third of the usual price, yet there have been no prosecutions related to packaging in the past year.

Sam Sherwood of RNZ has achieved significant recognition, adding the 'best journalist' title at the Radio and Podcast Awards to his three previous wins at the NZ Media Awards.

Radio New Zealand (RNZ) is undergoing a significant shake-up, with a new chair announced focusing on three key areas, while the search for a new CEO is in progress.

RNZ's national crime correspondent Sam Sherwood was honored with three top Media Awards for his consistent exclusive reporting on the alleged misconduct of Jevon McSkimming.

Mike Hosking and ZB have recorded their highest radio audience figures in nearly three years, intensifying competition with RNZ.

HLA, one of China's largest fashion conglomerates, is facing scrutiny as its corporate headquarters is reportedly inspired by Nazi aesthetics.

RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds addressed listener questions regarding why individuals might not be receiving the full pension rate.

An opinion piece from RNZ reviews the opening night of Christchurch's new Te Kaha stadium, concluding that it delivers for the city and examining the highs and lows of the event.

A recent survey has revealed that RNZ continues to be New Zealand's most trusted news brand, with overall public trust in news significantly increasing since last year.

A review has been published detailing John Campbell's first morning as a host on RNZ's Morning Report, noting a significant shift in the program.

RNZ is publishing new evidence related to the controversial case of alleged 'KGB agent' Bill Sutch, prompting analysis of its implications.

Parents are seeking guidance on recognizing warning signs after a daycare worker in Switzerland was accused of sexually abusing 15 children, with one mother recalling the accused as "somewhat strange." An emergency parent meeting was held following the allegations.

Unlike a birthday, choosing a favorite dinosaur is a conscious decision and, according to our journalist, says something about your character.

Nearly 10 years after he was jailed for running a large national ring, Joshua Townshend stood before a judge again. He spoke with RNZ about his latest offending.

Die Ökonomin Nicola Fuchs-Schündeln sieht in antiquierten Normen und steuerlichen Fehlanreizen die Gründe dafür, dass Frauen weniger arbeiten und verdienen.

EXCLUSIVE: Zelda, Daniel and Ben Barnz, the creative trio behind HBO Max series Genera+ion, will adapt M.L. Rio’s international bestselling literary thriller ‘If We Were Villains’ for television, with Blink49 Studios producing. The Barnz, as they’re known, will develop the project and serve as executive producers, as the project is packaged and taken to market. This is the […]

RNZ earlier revealed 20 police staff were being investigated, three of whom were facing criminal investigations.