Waioweka creates incredible kapa haka kids. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Rain has started falling in Roxburgh as dark clouds loom over the town still in clean-up mode from Sunday's downpour. / Otago Daily Times

A man was hit by a driver doing skids on Kariotahi Beach on Sunday afternoon. Moderators of a Franklin based Facebook group claim the matter has been taken to police. / Video supplied by Davey Kaumavae.

Kate Hillier, event director of the NZ Flower and Garden show, talks about the event. / Video by Michael Craig

A leading earthquake geologist says a devastating ‘megathrust’ earthquake linked to the Kaikoura quake is still a possibility.

Two people have been seriously injured after a car and bus collided on the Wanaka-Luggate Highway this morning. Police said they were called to the scene, between Morris Rd and Ballantyne Rd, on State Highway 6 at 9.50am. / Otago Daily Times

The Prime Minister announcing she is to consult with families of the Mt Erebus disaster victims for a memorial to be built to mark the event, probably in NZ. / Mark Mitchell

PM Jacinda Ardern comments on Prince Harry's engagement, from this morning's caucus run. / Mark Mitchell

“That’s just a load of bollocks" says Mayor Feyen. Made with funding from NZ On Air

A good natured Tongan protest has moved from the waterfront up Auckland's Queen Street. This is the second night of protests over what many felt was an unjust decision that dumped Tonga out of the tournament.

PM Jacinda Ardern discusses not releasing details of Labour's coalition agreement with NZ First. / Video by Mark Mitchell

Golriz Ghahraman is NZ’s first refugee elected to parliament – so what’s shaped her politics and what does she hope to achieve in government? Video / NZ Herald

About 20 parents have used orange cones and high-vis vests to operate the crossings for the past 18 months because Auckland Transport has refused to create official pedestrian crossings in the two streets, despite "a long line of near-misses" in which cars almost hit children in the two streets. / Video supplied by Elliot Gulick.

Astrid Martin has worked with over 50,000 local schoolkids. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

After eight years in New Zealand, Dinesha Amarasinghe, her husband and her three sons have been told they will be deported back to Sri Lanka because Dinesha has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in Roxburgh, Central Otago. Credit: Kelly Muir

The Commerce Commission appeals a judgement. Mike Hosking has some questions.

Tongan fans have crowded Auckland's CBD to protest last night's controversial refereeing decision.

The ‘World’s Most Entertaining Police Recruitment Video’ was launched by New Zealand Police in a bid to attract hundreds of new cops to apply. / NZ Police

Helen Lee talks about the bush fire that destroyed her Coromandel home last summer.

Police were out in force on the streets of Otahuhu tonight, as Tongan fans continued celebrations despite their narrow defeat in the Rugby League World Cup.

There has been a fatal motorcycle crash at 1:30 AM this morning in Glen Innes the identity of the rider is currently unknown.

A new turtle rescue facility is being built at Kelly Tarlton's in Auckland to help with ongoing work to help distressed turtles found in New Zealand waers. Video / Jason Oxenham

The Government is launching an urgent immunisation programme to fight meningococcal disease in Northland, which has had the highest number of cases and deaths of the new meningococcal strain MenW.

A strong police presence has taken to the streets after Tonga's controversial semifinal loss. Video / Matthew Theunissen