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First person - There's a lawn shot through with sunbeams, designer chickens wandering and freshly baked sourdough cooling in the kitchen of an impossibly pretty cottage, writes Sharon Stephenson.

The Australian state of Victoria has recorded another 74 coronavirus cases overnight and has frozen rent payments for some public housing tenants.

First Person - China's new security law for Hong Kong was passed this week putting the city at a precarious juncture. Sally Round looks back at her time as a reporter there in 1997, when the British…

Stuff published the first edition of its climate change initiative The Forever Project in late March - the very day we went into lockdown. Understandably, it didn't make much impact but this week it’s…

The documentary film Influence lifts the lid on how one of the world’s biggest PR companies - Bell Pottinger - destroyed itself when its unethical conduct in South Africa was exposed. Mediawatch asks…

NZ On Air has confirmed a man who was a convicted paedophile was hired to work as a freelance cameraman on What Now in 2018 and again in 2019.

Students at Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington are being told their studies will be a mixture of digital learning and physical attendance.

Pressure is mounting on the government and health officials to explain how many people left managed isolation without being tested for Covid-19 since 9 June. Video

An organisation advocating for Pasifika in NZ says a border bungle, resulting in the country having two active cases of Covid-19 last week is inexcusable and highlights an unfair system. Audio

Facebook said the Trump re-election campaign post and ads violated its policy against organised hate.

A plumber defending charges over defective drains at a retirement village says something went wrong at the project but it was not his or his workers' fault.

Jacinda Ardern says the incident that saw two new Covid-19 cases leaving isolation "should never have happened and cannot be repeated". Watch the PM's media conference here. Video

Senior Labour ministers are playing down any influence coalition partner New Zealand First had on changes to firearms law, soon to be ushered through Parliament.

Facebook is making it compulsory for politicians and parties to sign up to a transparency tool if they want to advertise on the social media site in the lead up to the election.

A parent at Marist College in Auckland say the school needs to meet with families and address accusations of racism at the school.

In today's sports news - Tuipulotu staying with Blues, Teddy stars for Roosters and Hearts go down fighting.

A former vice-chancellor at Papua New Guinea's University of Technology says politics has no place in university governance. Audio

A history- making researcher says the voices of Pacific seasonal workers in New Zealand are not represented in media coverage of the scheme.

Friends of Karm Gilespie, the Australian sentenced to death in China, are organising a public appeal.

New Zealand academics have slammed an in-schools live theatre programme designed to educate young students on the dangers of underage drinking.

The top US military officer says he was wrong to have joined President Donald Trump during his controversial walk to a damaged church near the White House.

Peter Cullinane says he resigned abruptly before the meeting after it was it was made clear big shareholders had lost confidence in him.