They're recruiting travelling physios. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A Rotorua woman has an innovative idea to fill nationwide physio shortage.

The young Kiwi says he has no idea how he'll pay the bill on his low-end salary

The ultimate school field trip enchants Charmaine Noronha in the Maasai Mara.

Food crises are erupting across Africa and there is no money to fight it.

Scientists have revealed new insights into a tiny ancient human nicknamed the Hobbit.

Husband punched the shark to fend it off as his wife, who was bitten, scrambled to shore.

Special service remembers the incredible WWII derring-do of the Long Range Desert Group.

Emmanuel de Merode to raise $1.7m for endangered mountain gorillas of eastern Congo.

Winston Aldworth finds respect for an underdog in the brutal Ngorongoro Crater,

An Australian tourist witnessed a stolen truck mowing down people in central Stockholm.

Good news for ivory as ivory prices in China plummet as the govt closes down factories.

International animal protection groups are heading to Wellington Zoo to talk conservation.

Humanitarian ships blamed for undermining fight against people smugglers.

A white pride group says it has opened a Wellington chapter and plans to put up posters shortly.

A Kiwi man who pulled a cheetah off his teen son in South Africa has spoken about the "instinctive" rescue.

A deal to allow for 14 flights a week to Colombia has been signed and more agreements are in the pipeline.

Some measures of air safety have gone backwards, but the risk of being in a plane crash continues to fall.

NZ-led study's findings bring new hope that the species may be more resilient than originally thought.

Truck driver who helped the abandoned animal was criticised for smoking.

Hastings has congratulated its largest number of newly officiated New Zealand citizens just as Statistics New Zealand released population projections stating Hawke's Bay would grow steadily over the next 30 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

French sailors Jean-Pierre and Paulette van Hille have returned to Tauranga after 20 years to continue their long love affair with New Zealand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

French sailors Jean-Pierre and Paulette van Hille have returned to Tauranga after 20 years to continue their long love affair with New Zealand. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A whistle-stop tour touches on what Cape Town has to offer.

How many languages can you speak? Hamilton resident Christian Damba knows eight languages and is now adding Te Reo as his ninth. - Made with funding from NZ on Air

Joyce Luma, head of the United Nation's World Food Programme in South Sudan, called the famine "man-made".

This North African country is a vast cornucopia of charm and intrigue, finds Tara Stevens.

A heartbreaking video shows the moment a widow met her US Army veteran husband's coffin on the airport tarmac, leaving a plane full of passengers in tears.

There may be a whole lot more to little old New Zealand than three tiny islands tucked away in the Pacific.

New research co-authored by a New Zealand scientist has linked deforestation to the deadly Ebola virus.