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Awarau's debut play, Luncheon, starring Jennifer Ward-Lealand and directed by Katie Wolfe, won Best Play at the 2014 New Zealand Script Writing Awards.

Explainer - The billionaire has been under fire over AI deepfakes - with Christopher Luxon's office calling them "concerning." What's going on?

The UK is among countries to express alarm at Grok's image generation features.

The broadcaster says the US president cannot prove damages because he was re-elected after its documentary featuring the edited speech aired.

International pressure is mounting on Elon Musk to rein in Grok amid a viral trend where users ask the AI tool to generate explicit deepfakes.

The commercialisation of rugby and cricket has come with a lot of "bollocks", the broadcaster says.

The hosts of the divisive show say goodbye as the broadcaster draws the programme to a close in its current form.

The website Neighbourly - at the centre of a major cyber breach - has headed to court to try to stop the stolen information spreading.

The social media site has lost names, email address, private messages, posts and GPS locations which have been put up for sale on the dark web.

The website's operator and an external data security team are investigating the claims.

Lorin Clarke's conversations with her father, John Clarke, just a year before his death, have become the backbone of a documentary which reveals the man behind the iconic public persona.

What did RNZ readers click on and read the most in 2025? Some of the answers might surprise you.

A decision by CBS News editor Bari Weiss has prompted concern about how American media covers Donald Trump's White House.

Well-worn shoes, some vintage soft drink cans and a date with a rhinoceros - these are some of the top purchases Kiwis were considering.

Peter Arnett, who would go on to interview Osama bin Laden at a secret hideout in Afghanistan, started his journalistic career at the Southland Times.