Six60 paid our rent for a year
We went to Ōtepoti/Dunedin to meet the first-ever recipients of Six60's new scholarship.
Monkeypox to become a notifiable disease in NZ
"We are making sure we're as prepared as possible if any cases do appear here."
Sāmoa Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa to visit NZ
This visit marks 60 years since the Treaty of Friendship between Aotearoa and Samoa was signed.
Greymouth’s pink church vandalised with homophobic, antisemitic graffiti
In a statement, police said the building was vandalised in the early hours of Thursday, June 2.
These teens want gender neutral bathrooms in all NZ high schools
“I have to disgender myself when I can’t use a gender neutral bathroom.”
Covid update June 7: 10,191 new cases, 14 deaths in two days
The seven-day rolling average of community cases today is 6,202.
The Hauraki Gulf is a treasure at risk of collapse | Seasick | Ep 1
The great blue playground on the doorstep of NZ's largest city is in trouble. What is being done?
A deep dive on commercial fishing in the Hauraki Gulf | Seasick | Ep 2
How do we balance having fish in shops and restaurants, without over exploiting our marine life.
Fishing the Hauraki Gulf for fun, and its impact | Seasick | Ep 3
"What's alarming is not what's left in the water, it's what has gone."
What's polluting the Hauraki Gulf, and some solutions | Seasick | Ep 4
We explore Auckland’s 100-year-old sewerage system and why not to swim after heavy rain.
Mātauranga Māori and healing the Hauraki Gulf | Seasick | Ep 5
How traditional and dynamic practices like rāhui are helping protect marine life.
Kai Ika is saving unwanted fish heads and feeding communities | Seasick | Ep 6
New ideas to help build a clean blue reputation for the Hauraki Gulf.
The future of the Hauraki Gulf | Seasick | Ep 7
What is being done to save it? Stories of hope.
Covid update June 5: 4,400 cases, 371 hospitalisations
The Ministry of Health says 8 people with Covid-19 have died.
‘Infertility doesn’t discriminate’: 26-year-old shares IVF journey
“Only on an IVF journey do you get excited about having good eggs”.
Covid update June 4: 6,291 cases, 369 hospitalisations
The Ministry of Health says 11 people with Covid-19 have died.
Petition to change NZ to Aotearoa presented to Parliament
Te Pāti Māori has presented its petition urging Parliament to change New Zealand's official name.
Covid update June 3: 6,232 new cases, 14 deaths
Cases of Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 are now in the community.
Meth laced MDMA tablet found in NZ for first time
Methamphetamine has reportedly been found in an MDMA tablet in New Zealand for the first time.
Self-harm hospitalisations have doubled for 10-14-year-olds
"During the pandemic we’ve been completely online and that takes a huge toll on teenagers."
Covid update June 2: 7,870 community cases, 13 deaths
Today's seven-day rolling average of community case numbers 6,937 – last Thursday, it was 7,095.
Taxing sugary drinks drops sales by 15%. Why isn’t NZ doing it?
Researchers analysed more than 60 studies which looked at the impact of sugary beverage taxes.
How to compliment someone's outfit in Sāmoan, reconnecting with roots
"The survival of the language and culture is in our day-to-day living."
I never want kids so I had a vasectomy at 32
“Once I figured out that kids aren’t something I dream of, I wanted to commit to that.”
Covid-19 Update June 1: 8,182 new cases and 13 deaths
Dedicated pharmacists are now able to prescribe antiviral medicines as treatment for Covid-19.
Sāmoan Language Week: Everyday phrases with Ashley Vaotuua
Manuia le aso!
Inside the South Auckland fashion show celebrating Pasifika style
"Fashion is being yourself [and] depending on the context, it can be whatever you want it to be."
HIV prevention pill PrEP might be easier to access in NZ soon
A proposal has been put forward to remove many of the barriers in place for people wanting PrEP.
Covid update May 31: 8,436 new cases, 18 deaths
There have been an average of 14 deaths a day related to Covid-19 in the last seven days.
More supermarket options on the way, NZ Government promises
David Clark said the Government is "urgently pursuing"ways to introduce more competition.
