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The mother of a seven year old boy diagnosed with untreatable epilepsy, wants to see more money put in to using the keto diet to treat the condition. Jake Parker was one of the first to be put on the… Audio

National says that a surprise decline in GDP shows that the government's shovel ready projects have failed to stimulate economic activity.

The 1 percent drop in the December quarter appears to be… Audio

Dave Batten is a Wellington based comedian who is celebrating his 30th birthday by performing in his own show He was born with cerebral palsy and describes himself as 'more of sit down comedian than a… Audio

Many fans are still basking in the glory of Wednesday's America's Cup victory perhaps none more than uber fan Aaron Happy.

Happy by name, happy by nature, and also highly superstitious - Aaron… Video, Audio

The Counties Manukau Kilikiti Association and Tau i Tua & Eagles Sports & Cultural Collective are using sport and church connections to keep the Samoan culture alive. Video, Audio

Author Mark Stevenson watched his daughter wrestle with anxiety from the tender age of three. He says what his daughter went through, and his own experience of feeling helpless as a parent, was the… Audio

A new $2.15m fund has been launched aimed at minimising the barriers to sport and recreation so often experienced by children living in hardship. Audio

A legal expert wants cultural reports to be more accessible for people being sentenced -- but they must be of high quality. According to Ministry of Justice figures, there has been a significant… Audio

A community cafe on Auckland's Karangahape Rd may be forced to close if it cannot raise $60,000 by the end of the month.

For more than a decade, Merge Cafe has been a space where the city's homeless… Video, Audio

Ti Point Reptile Park is located an hour north of Auckland in Leigh. It's New Zealand's only reptile park and is home to hundreds of Tuatara, Alligators and more. Nathan Rarere asked owner Mike… Audio

Brendon O'Connell from Agritech New Zealand explains to Jesse about why farmers and growers should be encouraged to adopt as much technology as they can. Audio

Auckland students in lockdown who are struggling to learn without home internet connections.

The Education Ministry says it is spending $8 million to maintain the 45,000 household connections it… Audio

New Zealand researchers have been part of al study which has found commonly used drugs can help reduce the risk of death in critically ill COVID-19 patients. Auckland Hospital ICU boss, Dr Colin… Audio

The Unite union says increasing the amount workers get paid if they're ordered to self-isolate won't make any difference to whether staff actually receive a payment.

The National Party is proposing… Audio

Franz Josef and Fox Glacier communities have been given the blunt message the government can't save every business that's struggling during the pandemic.

Tourism Minister Stuart Nash visited the… Audio

A basketball organisation in east Auckland is creating opportunities on and off the court for youth in the community. Video, Audio

The rest of New Zealand is in Covid-19 alert level 2 - despite the current outbreak being centred in Auckland.

That means for everywhere outside of Auckland - gatherings are limited to 100 - meaning… Video, Audio

GranSkills has been created by three Canterbury University graduates and offers one-on-one tech tutoring to seniors. Audio

Meat is often a luxury for some families, but an initiative set up last year by two South Island farmers is helping to put it on the tables of those who really need it. Meat the Need allows farmers to… Audio

A Waikato doctor wants to know where promised funding for mental health has gone, after it was pledged by the Prime Minister at his practice.

Jacinda Ardern visited the Matamata Medical Centre in… Audio

Scarce supplies and the cost of personal protective equipment is prompting some dentists to up their prices.

Now they are calling for government support to fund and source high level PPE to avoid… Audio

A surfer with serious injuries has been saved in a remarkable rescue.

The man who was surfing alone was swept onto rocks at Mercer Bay on Auckland's west coast.

He managed to write "HELP" on the… Audio

All border workers should get their first covid-19 immunoisations within two to three weeks, once the first batches of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine arrive in the country next week..

Meriana Johnsen… Audio