Local current affairs show 20/20 is back with a new host but the same old racy attitude, reports Bevan Hurley.

There's only one thing to combine with bubbles and love on Monday, and that's chocolate. Here's some delectable shopping.

We came here because it was late, and we'd heard these guys did an all-day breakfast.

Catherine Smith finds a family haven on a child-friendly, inner-city street.

The owner of Grey Lynn deli Ripe tells Viva about her new cookbook - a miracle considering most of their recipes are made up day by day.

Prepared for some quick thrills while car shopping, Gill South ended up finding the the perfect match, although, sadly, it wasn't meant to be...

With a cold threatening on the eve of a trip to Melbourne, Gill South fights hard to stay well.

Alcohol-poisoning victim James Webster's father says his son's death would have been avoided if he'd known the risk he was taking.

After his son admitted encouraging James Webster to drink, a tearful John Banks accepted responsibility for the boy's actions 'because that's what a father should do'.

Mayor John Banks has broken down in tears as he apologised for the actions of his son Alex, who encouraged alcohol-poisoning victim James Webster to drink.

Galia BarHava-Monteith is an Israeli-born executive coach, consultant and co-founder of professional women's online networking website. She tells Gill South about their area.

In week two of her get-fit campaign, Lazy Lucy gloves up for a spot of boxing.

A number of suburban streets gave the CBD a run for its money in the noise stakes.

Tapu Misa looks back at the migration that changed the face of Auckland.

Tracy Rutherfurd hunts the world for treasures to furnish her store, Romantique.

With little storage space, an Auckland couple have used their possessions as decoration and to tell their story.