Customs is reviewing its procedures after a wanted man managed to flee the country.

Eye patient Kaltabau Kiri gets treatment at the new Fred Hollows Port Vila National Eye Centre in Port Vila, Vanuatu.

Vanuatu's only eye doctor, Dr Johnson Kasso talks about the new eye centre.

PM Jacinda Ardern on the proposed CGT

There's a few instances when even if it's a family home a CGT would still have to be paid.

Earlier: PM Jacinda Ardern's on the Tax Working Group's report

Earlier: Is it time for first-home buyers to move to the regions?

COMMENT: Ratepayers may find it difficult to accept another Labour Party politician.

Councillor bombarded by emails warns Lime's petition to end suspension could backfire.

After scooters pulled from streets, a debrief finally happens.

Kahurangi-Toa Shortland-Pattison is putting up a brave fight for life at Starship.

Interview with Malcolm Rewa's stepmother, Ruby Lewis just before the jury reached their guilty verdict.

Trish Wakelin attends a botox treatment session with Dr Catherine Stone from the Face Place. Botox has been proven in reducing pain for those who suffer migraines but it is very expensive and is not funded.

EDITORIAL: Kiwi band Six60 made history at Western Springs last night.

Lilly Shortland talks about her son Kahurangi who has heart defects and Charge Syndrome.

"We want to be around for the long run helping you get from A to B," Lime says.

It's the first time a New Zealand band has filled Western Springs Stadium to capacity.

A mother whose two young daughters live with life-threatening heart problems is speaking out about the devastating disease.

We are the lucky ones. We are the survivors. But Susan Burdett was not so lucky.

Lime scooters have been suspended temporarily due to safety issues.

Today's top news: Malcolm Rewa guilty of murder, rugby coach jailed for sex crimes

Will Lime scooters go or stay on Auckland streets?

'Today is your day Susan. Victory for you.'

The murder of Susan Burdett is one of New Zealand's most infamous cases.

Rape survivor Candy Shavin speaks after convicted rapist and sex abuser Bryan Hughes has been released from prison, less than halfway through his 11-year sentence. / Video by Peter Meecham

Earlier: Lime scooters - gone by lunchtime?

Weather update - heavy rain to hit Auckland

Earlier: Two poodles that "didn't look like dogs anymore", starved horses and a kitten dumped in a rubbish bin have made this year's SPCA List of Shame.

Matthew Purchase is still as sharp-witted as he was before being shot in the head in 2007.