Kids across the country are concerned about their future, and they’re not gonna be quiet about it! Video / Kea Kids News

These two golfing brothers from Tauranga have shocked their town by being the youngest ever to get a hole-in-one! Video / Kea Kids News

The government thinks a new bootcamp program could stop kids from doing really bad stuff, but will it do more harm than good? Video / Kea Kids News

Look out animals of Manawatu Hearty rural Kiwi kids are getting down and dirty and putting food on the family table at PongaRoar 2024

For 49 years the massive ASB Polyfest has showcased thousands of rangatahi with a school competition of cultural performances. Video / Kea Kids

The Chiefs are in the middle of another rip-roaring season with rugby stars Damian McKenzie, Anton Lienert-Brown, Naitoa Ah Kuoi, and more! Kea Kids News reporter Hamish is with the boys to get some tips on his kicks and perfect his mana wave. Video / Kea Kids News

Micah and Donovan Wallace are two of the best BMX-bikers in all of New Zealand, and now they’re showing the rest of the world what Kiwi kids can do. Kea Kids News reporter Mahaylia is in Rotorua at Kidsworx, a massive mountain biking festival, where we get to see Micah and Donovan in action. Video / Kea Kids News

We’re at Beach Hop Whangamatā, an extravaganza of classic cars, vintage fashion, and of course the most revered haircuts in the world. Kea Kids News reporter Quinn asks the question, are these the best mullets in NZ? If you think yours is better, ask your grown up to email us a photo at keakidsnews@gmail.com and you could win a t-shirt! Video / Kea Kids News

From April, schools all across NZ will be ditching devices in classrooms thanks to the Prime Minister! But some schools have started the ban early. Kea Kids News reporter Finley takes us to one of them to find out how it’s going. Video / Kea Kids News

Bob Marley only played one concert in New Zealand, but he had a massive impact on Che Fu and his dad, Tigilau Ness, who would go on to be two of New Zealand’s most influential musicians. Video / Kea Kids News

Johnny Angel is New Zealand’s premiere Elvis Presley tribute artist, and he’s tapping into his Pasifika roots to bring the King to life! Kea Kids News reporter Austin gets a behind-the-scenes look at Pacific Elvis. Video / Kea Kids News

Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour has been in the news lately with his hot takes on issues affecting New Zealand kids. Kea Kids News reporter Rufus is at the Beehive to ask the tough questions. Video / Kea Kids News

Kea Kids News reporter Rufus is at the Beehive to ask the tough questions.

You might have ten fingers, but there’s only one rugby! When Blues Prop Marcel Renata was told he needed to lose a digit to keep playing, the choice was obvious. Video / Kea Kids News

The Mountain is a brand new movie about a kid’s cancer journey as she and her pals adventure up Taranaki. Kea Kids News reporter Anabela has an exclusive with the cast as they gear up for this week’s big film premiere. Video / Kea Kids News

Up to 10,000 species are lost per year, but the takahē are making a comeback thanks to Rotoroa’s Love Island! Te Waewae is about to meet his new girlfriend, and Kea Kids News has the exclusive as our 7-year-old reporter Kayleigh gets to release him into his new home. 
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Mark Mitchell wants to pass new rules to stop criminal gangs from displaying their allegiance, but there’s one biker club that can hoon around loud and proud. Kea Kids News reporter Jaden rides with the Auckland HOGS and we find out what their patches mean to them. Video / Kea Kids

Dive into the Queens Wharf Mermaid Parade, where mer-magic fills the air as hundreds of sea enthusiasts don shimmering tails and sparkling scales. Kea Kids News reporter AJ shows us that little mermaid dreams really can come true! Video / Kea Kids News

In the old days you could be imprisoned or even get the death penalty for being a gay man! In this episode, we explore New Zealand’s fraught LGBTQ history and Kea Kids News reporter Ella celebrates in style at Ponsonby’s Rainbow Parade.

Otto proves popping manu is not for the weak after a stinging back flop, but what will the judges think? Aotea tamariki are back with an all new year of splash and flash as Kea Kids News reporter Nixie brings us to the annual Manu Competition!


Toy ducks longing to escape have Surf Rescue scrambling to prevent an environmental disaster! No duckies lost in 15 years, could this be the end? Kea Kids News reporter Oliver takes us to Orewa to find out. Video / Kea Kids

Did you know you can make tasty treats out of mud and worms at your local park?

Did you know you can make tasty treats out of mud and worms at your local park? Well not really, but it’s fun to pretend! Kea Kids News reporter Huxley is at Rocket Park, where local tamariki are getting down and dirty. Video / Kea Kids News

In part three of our MIPJUNIOR exclusive, all kinds of kids brands are getting in on the tv action. Kea Kids News reporter Rose gets a first look at a Crayola show, Nelvana Animation tells us all about new cartoon Piñata Smashlings and we meet some awesome STEM robots at Sesame Workshop! Video / Kea Kids

It’s part two of our series, where we catch up with the creator of PAW Patrol, learn what’s new with Wallace and Gromit, and what’s great about Badjelly the Witch. Kea Kids News reporter Rose gets advice on how we can go after our tv dreams, too! Video / Kea Kids

In part one of our special series, we’re hearing about the BBC’s plans for Pokemon, what Canada’s got cooking for Strawberry Shortcake, and PBS’s Lyla In the Loop. Kea Kids News reporter Rose takes us to Cannes, Frances, where the bigwigs are talking kids tv! Video / Kea Kids

What do you do when you and your friends want to play a reo Māori board game, but it doesnʻt exist? You make one! Kea Kids News reporter and kids from Tirimoana School play a new board game Kaupapa, and the creator tells us all about it. Video / Kea Kids News

Oranga Primary is delighting the crowds with a tale of birds, baddies, and bulldozers in Birds Of A Feather, a play all about the importance of caring for the environment. Kea Kids News reporter Vaa has an exclusive behind the scenes of this impressive show! Video / Kea Kids News

What kinds of chemicals go into vape juice, and what can they do to your body? A Kea Kids News animation explores the science, and reporter Mason takes us to Wellington, where kids and adults have teamed up to crack down. Video / Kea Kids

Entertaining legend Suzy Cato has teamed up with singing sisters Loopy Tunes to release songs in all the official languages of Aotearoa: te reo Māori, English, and NZSL! Kea Kids News reporter Indiana takes us to Te Manawa where they’re celebrating Kowhai: Kōrero Mai with a show for the whole whānau. Video / Kea Kids