Designer auctions diamond-studded gold earrings for a cause close to her own heart.

NZ Police inquiry hampered by Colombian company's refusal to assist.

A paedophile priest from Dunedin may have been offending for 50 years, says an expert.

Kiwi children exposed to alcohol ads nearly 5 times a day

EDITORIAL: Consensus among parties for use of medical marijuana represents a sea change.

Companies must be upfront about how their AI programmes use your data, a new review says.

Aucklanders could get as little as five days' warning of a major volcanic eruption.

A family of six in South Auckland told Variety they were all sharing a double bed.

Thousands of lives could be saved with world-first research from New Zealand.

Kelp's 20,000km drift to Antarctica stirs worry over plastic reaching pristine continent.

COMMENT: It's up to parents to help curb our kids getting fat, says Niki Bezzant.

Regulations governing possible military end-use of university research put in spotlight.

Substance abuse in adulthood has been connected to frequent teen drinking.

New study using DNA from fossil bone uncovers unknown animal species and Māori behaviours.

The most worrying trend was in serving size, says researcher.

A novel property of a new anti-TB drug could lead to more treatments for the disease.

Bazley report is mere 'window dressing', says former lawyer.

Urgent action needed to halt the growth of waistlines, researchers say.

Women unable to have children due to PCOS may be one step closer to regaining fertility.

The number of stroke sufferers could increase by 40 per cent in just the next decade.

Should NZ's bold new Zero Carbon Bill target short-lived methane as hard as CO2?

Changes to treatment could explain a big drop in diagnoses of HIV, researchers say.

Her partner's blood was found to contain five types of prescription medicine.

Imagine being able to spot dementia 30 years in advance. Scientists think it's possible.

Kiwi scientists hope their discovery can pave they way for a bowel cancer vaccine.

There's a bigger story to conservation than NZ's predator-free goal, says Phil Seddon.

Otago students win confidential settlement with their landlord over mouldy house.

Interviewees confirm pressure to drink to excess and sexual focus of many activities.

No "evidence" three-strikes law works as Government moves to repeal.

Statistics show more and more Māori and Pasifika students training to become doctors.