Stories by Nina Fowler

More New Zealanders are getting free medicine that may help prevent serious sickness from Covid-19 but it is not available, or right, for everyone.

He has delivered dozens of hit plays and just received a knighthood, but Sir Roger Hall says there's no secret formula but "putting your bum on the chair in the morning and working hard".

As recycling centres deal with high summer volumes and a Chinese ban on taking plastics, people are realising recycling isn't the answer to the world's plastic pollution crisis.

Forest and Bird is calling on the Department of Conservation to ramp up its responses to what's being called a mega mast, which could unleash a plague of predators on threatened native species.

Income inequality and a lack of information are contributing to a digital divide in New Zealand, Māori IT experts say.

Three first-time mothers – and a long-time nurse with Plunket - share their experiences.

Campaigners say climate change is this generation's nuclear-free movement – a chance to define New Zealand’s place in the world.

Two young New Zealanders share their experiences with problem gambling.

The line between online gaming and gambling is blurring. Is it a problem?

One young woman's story has opened the gates for complaints about WINZ. Is something broken as the agency makes massive changes?

There's no quick fix to problem debt, but some organisations are working towards a long-term solution.