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Sam's Take - Sam Rillstone takes a look at the latest iteration of his favourite superhero with The Batman.

Sam's Take - Sam Rillstone takes a look at Sony's latest offering from the Spider-Man Universe - Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Sam's Take - Sam Rillstone takes a look at Sony's latest offering from the Spider-Man Universe - Venom: Let There Be Carnage.

Sam's Take - The Suicide Squad is the latest film in the DC universe, Sam Rillstone looks at the reboot of the 2016 version.

By Sam Rillstone Sams Take: The final two episodes of Loki have dropped, and the fractured future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe opens up endless possibilities and endless timelines. Who is He Who Remains and will his meddling open the door for the mutant mayhem of the X-Men in the Marvel movies? How many of the new movies and shows will feature a multiverse tease and could this lead to a Secret War? And what is the Thanos-Copter and why is it now canon? Sam Rillstone grapples with the big qu...

In the latest episode of Sams Take, RNZ journalist Sam Rillstone gives his thoughts and theories on episodes three and four of the Disney+ show Loki. If you missed his review of the first two episodes, you can catch up on it here: Share this

As we are encouraged to ditch our cars, how efficient is it really to get across the Auckland CBD on our feet? RNZ puts this to the test.

Authorities will be reviewing the pause on quarantine-free travel to Victoria tomorrow, and New Zealand is beating its vaccination targets, officials say.

"Work, medical, business, service... farm services, theyre all in Palmerston North." The majority of the 154 submissions made to the Local Government Commission said similar things - a lack of investment from the Horowhenua council, and a stronger connection to Palmerston North. The proposal is to create a new boundary along the Manawatū River to its junction with the Tokomaru River, then a portion of the north side of Okuku Road, and the entire north side of Kingston Road.  Photo: RNZ / Samu...

Teens may be able to get Covid-19 vaccine at school - Bloomfield © RNZ / Sam Rillstone The Ministry of Health is looking at launching a school-based programme for teenagers to get their Covid-19 vaccinations from the end of term 3. Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield said once the Pfizer vaccine was approved for 12 to 15-year-olds, that group would be added to the programme and would be vaccinated by the end of the year. The ministry said it hoped between 50,000 and 70,000 people ...