Our first Sri Lankan playwright has written an epic story about families, history and tea.

PM asks questions of intelligence agencies over burglary linked to China research.

An ambush attack, awful injuries and an MP who became the main prosecution witness.

Irina Kapeli says Auckland put her in hospital.

The vaping phenomenon is rising rapidly as people continue to look at ways to quit smoking

EXCLUSIVE: New photos of Australia's most dangerous gang in New Zealand.

Soraya Hendesi fused nature and science into the multi-million dollar business, Snowberry.

A new book examines what to do when our loved ones are in a critical condition.

He describes himself as mediocre and lucky — but is Jeremy Wells joking?

Choreographer Michael Parmenter charts new course with first full length work in a decade

University researcher tells Australian Parliament of burglaries and police investigation.

Trump is hoping for a Reagan-like economy but might end up with a George H.W. Bush one

What are tropical cyclones and how do we forecast them? Jamie Morton explains.

Whanganui woman's ground-breaking story about how she fought her MS.

Derek Wright opens up about fixing Waikato DHB in the wake of the CEO expenses scandal.

It's been a year and no decision has been made on funding for cancer drug Keytruda.

Liam Dann investigates what the ailing international economy means for you.

In the age of mass production, are skills handed down through generations being lost?

Two men's brutal murders in 2014 led to a debate about criminal insanity and God.

Couples who share a baby reflect on life five months on.

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Honey industry losing millions annually as apiarists are hit by organised crime.

Welcome to the full-length version of Sharing the Love, the documentary by Rochelle Umaga.

When Stuart Munro was told tiny wounds on his skin might be cancer, his world fell in.

Behind all the cryptocurrency hype, will they ever become mainstream enough for banks?

If exercise makes you hungrier, is there any point to doing it?

Tourism businesses are upbeat but worried about labour and infrastructure gaps.

Maddie was not expected to live past two days. But the toddler continues to fight.

Victim was quiet Chinese gambler who gave icecreams to children.

The problem with the 'vaccination debate' is it leaves innocent people open to diseases.