Opinion - AI replicas are already used to assist people during bereavement and could be integrated into medical education - but should they?

Analysis - At first glance, it can look like the result of individual choices, but that doesn't hold up.

Nearly 10 percent of the construction sector's total value is lost to systemic quality failure, writes industry consultant Mark Kirby.

Analysis: How legal requirements that NZ financial institutions treat consumers "fairly" raises questions about subjectivity, regulatory power and consumer…

Experts say the bill for disasters will only continue to rise unless we make changes.

Kiwi have started to hatch on Waiheke Island and may thrive with the help of special detection dogs helping eliminate the last of the island's pests.

The Sport Integrity Commission's first major investigation, triggered by dozens of complaints about Yachting NZ, remains unfinished a year on.

The paperwork currently required to legally trap feral cats could be replaced with a simpler online system, after criticism from hunters.

Explainer- Ratepayers in the Wellington metropolitan area will have two bills from 1 July as new water entity Tiaki Wai steps up.

Explainer - What is the Nipah virus, and why is it raising concerns about travel from parts of Asia? Here's what you need to know. Audio

Explainer - Soon politicians will blanket the internet and airwaves with pleas for your vote. What are they allowed to do? Video

Explainer - A series of attacks - including a fatal stabbing - have raised concerns about the safety of riders. Video