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'Fluffy' wins over shark-fearing Sydneysiders
This week, a great white shark washed ashore on Sydney's Manly Beach and instead of panicking, beachgoers helped save it. Shark biologist Culum Brown was heartened to see human goodness trump fear. Audio, Gallery
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Horses invited inside during Hurricane Irma
Video of two horses brought inside to weather Hurricaine Irma safely in Florida has been viewed more than two million times. Video, Audio
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Casino and school fraudster sent to jail
Tessa Grant, 41, stole and defrauded her employers to feed an equestrian, was today sentenced to seven years and eight months in jail. Video, Audio
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Samoa signs hosting rights for Pacific Games
The Pacific Games Council has executed the host agreement for the 2019 Pacific Games with the Pacific Games Association of Samoa and the government of Samoa.
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Ex-casino manager sentenced for $2.5m fraud
A woman who defrauded a casino and a Waikato school been sentenced to seven years and eight months' jail.
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Grizzly Bear get their claws out
The Brooklyn band's new album Painted Ruins is direct, simple and superb, says William Dart. Audio
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The Mixtape: Barnaby Weir
The Black Seeds frontman shares his completely BBQ reggae-free selection of locally sourced tunes, and tells Yadana Saw a few yarns. Video, Audio
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Hey, big political spender
Gareth Morgan leads the way among New Zealand rich-listers spending up large on the election campaign - donating $1.4m to his own political party.
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Peters dismisses 'junk science' polls
Winston Peters takes his campaign beyond Northland as he chases some of the support that appears to have slipped from New Zealand First.
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Tough battle for the Waiariki seat under way
Māori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell knows he has a battle on his hands to keep the seat of Waiariki.
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Flavell in tough battle for Waiariki seat
The Waiariki electorate is a two horse race between current Maori party MP Te Ururoa Flavell and a relative newcomer to the Maori political scene, Labour candidate Tamati Coffey; and Mr Flavell knows… Audio
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Voters' choice becoming clear as poll looms
Power Play - National is offering more of the same, while attacking Labour's vision-with-values, writes Jane Patterson.
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The things that move Miriama McDowell
Actor, director and writer Miriama McDowell talks about her love of family, her craving for stability and the treasured op-shop chair which connects her to a beloved auntie. Audio
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Price best placed of NZ'ers at Burghley
Tim Price on Ringwood Sky Boy was the best placed of the New Zealanders competing at the Burghley Horse trials in England, finishing fifth.
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Epidemic: the story of Robert Logan
Can you imagine if 20 per cent of the people you know suddenly died? How would you feel if the people in charge blocked doctors from helping them? For Samoans in 1918 this wasn't a hypothetical… Audio
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Samoa to host 2019 Pacific Games
Audio 4 Sep 2017Samoa has less that two years to prepare for the Pacific Games after it was announced as the host on Friday. Audio
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Sport: Samoa to host 2019 Pacific Games
Samoa will host the 2019 Pacific Games.
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Fiji takes action to reduce number of stray animals
The Ministry of Agriculture in Fiji says it is taking drastic action to reduce the number of stray animals in the country.
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Council pulls backing for Ruataniwha dam plan
The Hawke's Bay Regional Council unanimously votes to withdraw financial support after spending $14m on the controversial water storage scheme.
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Sport: Only Samoa and Guam left in Pac Games race
The Pacific Games Council will award the 2019 Pacific Games to either Samoa or Guam, after Tahiti failed to receive government backing. Audio
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Sport: Only Samoa and Guam left in Pac Games race
Samoa and Guam are in a two-horse race to host the 2019 Pacific Games after a lack of government support ruled Tahiti out of contention.
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Hamilton cuts Vettel's lead in Belgian Grand Prix
British racing driver Lewis Hamilton celebrated his 200th Formula One race in style with a pole-to-flag Belgian Grand Prix victory for Mercedes.
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Gutsy Gusta Peach: part two
Gusta Peach came to New Zealand in 1951 to be a land girl. Now 87, her story roams from a human skull on her mantlepiece to lost love with a married man and buried cars in Indonesia during WW2. Audio
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Gutsy Gusta Peach: part two
Gusta Peach came to New Zealand in 1951 to be a land girl. Now 87, her story roams from a human skull on her mantlepiece to lost love with a married man and buried cars in Indonesia during WW2.
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Gutsy Gusta Peach: part one
Gusta Peach came to New Zealand in 1951 to be a land girl. Now 87, her story roams from a human skull on her mantlepiece to lost love with a married man and buried cars in Indonesia during WW2. Audio
