It’s the big 75th anniversary of Drury School’s Calf Club Day, where students compete to win awards for raising cute animals! Kea Kids News reporter Kieran takes us to the field. Video / Kea Kids News

360 Allstars is an adrenaline-pumping circus show blazing through New Zealand! Kea Kids News reporter Shia talks to two stars of the show from The Civic in Auckland, and even tries out some of their tricks. Video / Kea Kids News

People are worried about robots taking their jobs, but maybe the robots should be worried about kids taking theirs! Kea Kids News reporter Rufus takes us behind the scenes of WOW 2023 in Wellington, where some special kids are preparing to take centre stage. Video / Kea Kids News

The Duck Island Flavour Creators competition is back and the winners are raising big bucks for their schools! Kea Kids News reporters Leah and Lydia interview winners Ezra and Simone about their ice cream inspirations and we get an exclusive tour of the Duck Island factory to see where the magic happens. Video / Kea Kids News

What do you get when you cross an Aston Martin Valkyrie, a Lamborghini Countach, and a Starship? A whole lot of money! Kea Kids News reporter Quinn takes us to the Starship Supercar Show, which is raising a boatload of cash for sick kids to get the care they need. Video / Kea Kids News

It’s tough to know what to do when you’re being bullied, but for one kid the answer is fundraising! Kea Kids News reporter Phoebe interviews 10-year-old Jaxon and his friends about joining the Blonde Mullet Brigade and raising money for other bullied kids. Video / Kea Kids News

On Dasher, on Dancer, on Prancer, and… Spot? Kea Kids News reporter Dallas takes us to the Wanaka Sled Dog Festival in beautiful Cardrona Valley, where dozens of mushers and their canine companions are blazing the track in the only sled dog race on snow in New Zealand. Video / Kea Kids News

At the Bay of Plenty Actors Studio, tamariki use improvisation and character development to boost their confidence and develop their creativity. Kea Kids News reporter Hinemoa talks to her friends about the art of acting and their career aspirations. Video Kea Kids News

Let’s face it, spelling can be tough! But rocking out could be the key to help sight words stick in your brain. Kea Kids News reporter Nina jams with one musical family who are creating songs to help kids learn things in a different way. Video / Kea Kids

For some grown ups, playing is serious business! Kea Kids News reporter Indigo speaks to the Starship Play Specialists and shows us how they’re making things easier for brave kids like her and her friends. Video / Kea Kids News

In a Kea Kids News exclusive, reporter Pedro talks directly to two of New Zealand’s most violent young offenders who were facing a life of crime, and how Snapback Boxing in Palmerston North is helping them turn their lives around. Video / Kea Kids News

May Road Primary’s much-loved stuffed kiwi bird was a very special gift, but a man has broken into the school and stolen it. If you have any information about this crime, please have a grown-up call 105. Video / Kea Kids News

Rata Taiwhanga patrols Auckland suburbs pushing his Waste Waka, a special trolley that combines his love for dope tracks with his war against litter. Kea Kids News reporter Maeve catches up with Rata and the kids at Waikowhai Intermediate as they beautify their community. Video / Kea Kids

Mānuera Mānihera is the newest Disney star in Aotearoa and he’s coming to you live from beautiful Kawakawa! Kea Kids News reporter Te Wani has an exclusive interview with Mānuera about what it’s like to play Miguel in Coco Reo Māori, and what he found in common between the Mexican culture and his own. Video / Kea Kids

Every boxing champ has an amazing trainer in their corner, but only Mea Motu has Zen Peach! Kea Kids News Reporter Eliana takes us ringside to watch Zen in action as Mea wins again. Video / Kea Kids News

Stacy '8Face' Meng is back from New York City, where she popped, locked, waacked, and crumped her way to the top, winning Youth Division - All Styles at Step Ya Game Up 2023. Video / Kea Kids News

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins loves dad jokes and sausage rolls, but did he bring any for us? Straight from the 9th floor of the Beehive, Kea Kids News reporter AJ asks the burning questions ahead of the big election! Video / Kea Kids News

Te Haerenga a Hoiho is a brand new play that incorporates te reo Māori words into some big fun, and it may be coming to your school soon! Kea Kids News reporter Aria goes backstage with the cast. Video / Kea Kids News

Boys at Convergence Dance Studios in Christchurch have discovered a serious love for ballet, and are also breaking some serious stigma! Kea Kids News reporter Amos interviews the littlest leapers and tries to perfect his plié.

There’s only one thing Lochie Win loves more than skiing, and that’s raising money for the Cancer Society. Lucky for us he’s winning at both! Kea Kids News reporter Coco hits the slopes and learns what’s inspired his big adventures.

When 14-year-old Kalya saw his little brother Kithmi swept out to sea by 3-metre swells, he sprang into action and saved his life. Video / Kea Kids

The current New Zealand landspeed record is 364.5 kph, but Ross Forsyth and Skillsec students are working on a car that aims to blow that record away. Kea Kids News reporter Jensen has an exclusive look under the hood and gets to hear GQDZLA roar! Video / Kea Kids

It’s winter again, and that means it’s time for residents of one South Island town to dress up in their finest and take a freezing plunge into the lake. Kea Kids News reporter Aylee interviews the plungers about their tradition and the depths they’ll go to raise money for school camp.

You don’t have to live on a tropical island to know how hot Pacific music is, and some of the most incredible entertainers are gathered to be recognized at the Pacific Music Awards. Kea Kids News reporter Lopeti has a front-row seat and a backstage pass for all the glitz, glamour, and excitement! Video / Kea Kids

Raising chickens hasn’t been all it’s cracked up to be for kids at Motatau School. Kea Kids News reporter Maareikura investigates what keeps killing their beloved chooks, and the tamariki work together to build a safe, new coop. Video / Kea Kids

Where does pounamu come from? Bonz N Stonz Carving Studio in Hokitika is dedicated to teaching west coast kids how to carve pounamu, and the story behind the gorgeous greenstone. Kea Kids News reporter Bree’arna takes us along to their workshop. Video / Kea Kids

11-year-old Devon Marshall is the youngest business kid in Blenheim, making refreshing cordials in his own kitchen that you can find on store shelves! Kea Kids News reporter Shayna visits Devon and gets a peak at the process.

Award-winning actor and dancer Jacob Dombroski doesn’t let anything hold him back! Kea Kids News reporter Rosie talks to Jacob about his latest show, and how he deals with bullies and tough times.

Malolo is a small island near Fiji, with all the sun, sand, and surf a kid could want. Kea Kids News reporter Wilder and his cousin Jude make some local friends and get a tour of their school and tropical home. Video / Kea Kids News

When 10-year-old Bianca found a Bluebird chip with a heart-shaped hole in it, she auctioned it off and raised a whopping $20,000 for Starship! Kea Kids News reporter Levi asks the burning question… where is the chip now? Video / Kea Kids News