Anusha Bradley

A New Zealand woman who lives in the Gaza Strip is adamantly refusing to leave, despite strongly worded advice from the Government to do so. Audio

Auckland's housing boom is making it harder for builders to source quality materials with many using dodgy products to keep up with demand. Audio

One of the most dangerous bomb makers in Saudi Arabia lived and studied in New Zealand for five years - something which has shocked his former classmates. Audio

One of the kaumatua of Te Tii Marae has hit out at the decision, saying Mr English should be allowed to speak. Audio

The Maori Party says it's disappointed by the Prime Minister's view that a lot of New Zealanders find Waitangi Day ceremonies cringe-worthy. Audio

Firefighters in Auckland have blacklisted their entire fleet of 11 Fraser-MAN fire trucks over safety concerns. Audio

The police commissioner Mike Bush is calling for an amnesty on unwanted guns as a way of reducing the number of illegal firearms in New Zealand. Audio

"Vox Populi" - latin for 'voice of the people' - takes on a whole new meaning as RNZ helps the launch of the diigital innovation VoxPop. It's a new way of giving listeners the chance to give us… Audio

Te Manu Korihi reporter Shannon Haunui -Thomson looks at Bill English's decision to stay away from Te Tii Marae this year. Audio

Sarah Robson takes a look at this morning's newspapers. Audio

The advertising watchdog has found in favour of Greenpeace after complaints were made that its adverts blamed the dairy industry for water pollution. Russel Norman, the Executive Director of… Audio

The association's president, Chris Cahill, says the shootings are not due to a change in the approach taken by the police. He says more than 20-thousand firearms, including semi-automatic military… Audio

A scrub fire in the Hawke's Bay settlement of Mahanga yesterday destroyed a house and burnt through around 35 hectares of grassland and trees. RNZ journalist Elizabeth Brown has been holidaying in… Audio

Fifteen is the age people are the happiest and it's all downhill from there according to new research from Melbourne University. Audio

In many offices around the country, including ours here at RNZ, we celebrate our work colleagues' birthdays with cakes. Audio

A campaigner who successfully halted the sale of water rights in Ashburton is now trying to stop the same thing happening on the West Coast. Audio

The top intelligence official in the United States has told congress he is "even more resolute" in his belief that Russia was behind cyber attacks on the Democrats during the 2016 election campaign. Audio

A lobby group in Australia says the controversial comments by a senator demanding the rights of New Zealanders be slashed are "far-fetched and stupid". Audio

St John has cut the wages of some ambulance workers taking part in strike action. Audio

People in central New Zealand may have found themselves jolted awake last night by a severe magnitude 5.3 quake, which hit just after midnight. Audio