Residents of Glenfield Central are screaming out for more excitement in their town.

K Rd is losing its edge, say LGBTI groups. And gentrification is partly to blame.

New Auckland rental homes open up for those on the waiting list for subsidised housing.

The Auckland City Mission's Hobson St building is being expanded from two storeys to nine.

The President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom gives an exclusive interview.

Rachael Heta stabbed her partner while he was sleeping.

Te Puea Marae has helped 332 people find homes since it opened its doors in July 2016.

Suffragette Kate Sheppard featured on Wikipedia's home page today.

Madeleine, 16, wants to follow in her footsteps. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A rock-climber, a bungy-jumping wheelchair user and others are up for Attitude Awards.

Auckland volunteers take to city streets for first large-scale count of homeless people.

"What we set out to do was find women who really embodied the modern suffragist."

Moana Maniapoto reflects on the Black Pearls, and asks how far have we come.

Scotty Morrison recalls a 'Matrix' moment on his journey to fluency in te reo.

Mayor Phil Goff wants to pedestrianise sections of our highest profile street.

NZ women are having children later or not at all - but not without serious scrutiny.

A new report reveals the impact digital transformation is having on today's society.

Girls outperform boys at schools, but that does not always turn into better jobs and pay.

Inequities in pay, motherhood, retirement and race. Why it's better and worse now.

After 12 years of fighting for better wages education support workers get a break.

After losing a son, John Herlihy threw his energy into fundraising for suicide prevention.

Financial firms need to give away more of their $5 billion in profits, Simplicity says.

Mary Haddock-Staniland says without Lifeline, her life could have had a different outcome.

Victoria Rendall volunteered for Lifeline after two deaths in her family.

It is the most called helpline in NZ, but does not have the funding to answer them all.

The woman's son was placed in state care because she was in a violent relationship.

Toddlers change their behaviour if they are being watched to boost their reputation.

INZ is taking a proactive approach to better understand the sex industry.

About 12% of kids have been harmed in state care - the ministry is now watching closely.

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