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Clarke Gayford on sharks, near-death - and Neve
Clarke Gayford talks with Sarah Daniell on the eve of narrating APO's Planet Earth II.
UN boss: It's up to the youth to 'rescue the planet'
Antonio Guterres called on youth to "be as noisy possible" until leaders listen to them.
Pua Magasiva mourned: Family thank public for support
Tributes continue for actor Pua Magasiva who died suddenly this weekend.
Big Read: Inside the criminal evolution of meth in NZ
Power, P cooks and profit. The evolution of meth changed the criminal underworld forever.
New Caledonia: Man vs wild, on a natural fitness trip
Anendra Singh challenges himself in the forests and ocean of New Caledonia.
Winter holidays in Fiji: Family jewels
Fiji's coral islands are not just for the honeymooners — they are child-friendly too.
Wedding of the year: Ideas for the Ardern-Gayford nuptials
Inside the plans for Jacinda Ardern and Clarke Gayford's wedding.
The food revolution coming to Kiwi TV
It's a different reality TV cooking show - less bitchy, more kind.
Australian Defence Force preventing Kiwis from serving
Australia's government has concerns about an "insider threat" within their defence force.
Fascinating find: Scientist finds link to ancient home of Māori
Scoria blocks found at three sites in NZ traced to a volcanic island near Tahiti.
Whanganui trio prepare for international paddling duty
Whanganui trio Lucas Thompson, Jack Clifton and Sophie Brooke on international kayak duty
Cook Islands: Back to nature
The Cook Islands are returning to a pristine state, writes Mark Stratton.
Students wait for refunds after NZQA closes business school
Business school with 76 students closed after passing students who should have failed.
In Lisa's footsteps: Parents retrace daughter's journey
Before Lisa Clark died aged 40, she told her dad: 'I don't want to be forgotten'.
Front Page podcast: Can NZ find the cure to terrorism?
Today's top news: remembrance service held in Christchurch, racism blamed for NZ deaths.
Half of Māori and Pacific deaths in NZ avoidable
Avoidable death rates for Māori and Pacific a travesty, NZ Medical Journal says.
59 countries to be represented at Christchurch mosque attack remembrance service
Remembrance service must focus on the Muslim community, says Jacinda Ardern.
India's babies first to use Kiwi invention
Sir Ray Avery's LifePod incubators voluntarily delayed in India for extra checks
Hawaii: Turning turtle
Cruising amid the Hawaiian islands has something for all the family, writes Andrew Louis.
$2.5m upgrade set to improve eye healthcare in Vanuatu
Vanuatu has a new eye clinic and the country's first permanent eye doctor.
Gift of Sight: Young woman focuses on dreams
Clerence Natnaur, from Vanuatu, hopes to have surgery to better her eyesight.
Girl found near death by Auckland yachties is now full of life
Girl has made remarkable recovery, but needs lifelong care and expensive medication.
Heartbreaking farewell for Blues prop
The partner of Mike Tamoaieta says she'll "forever be proud" of him.
Blues prop Mike Tamoaieta farewelled in Auckland
The rugby player died suddenly a week ago, aged 23.
The secret of leadership? 'It's about serving' says Conversations director
E-Tangata writer/director Simone Kaho reflects on what she learned from making the series.
Naida Glavish: The telephone operator who risked being fired for greeting callers with 'Kia ora'
An interview with the staunch matriarch who's been leading change since the 1980s.
What will Cook Islands change its name to?
Cook Islands have a long history with name changes and sixty options are on the table.
Cook Islands to change name to remove association with Captain Cook
Plans in place to abandon the honour to Captain Cook and adopt a standalone name in Māori.
Conversations: 'Why NZ Pacific kids don't understand their parents'
She had to leave her home and family to find her identity.
Rugby great's broadside: NZR boss 'kidding himself'
Va'aiga Tuigamala: World needs to understand Pacific Islanders have been 'shunted'.
World rugby's dark conspiracy exposed
This could be dismissed as conspiratorial nonsense if not for the extraordinary evidence.
Pasifika poet: Girls 'just wanted to touch her hair'
When Selina Tusitala Marsh goes to schools young Pasifika girls come up for bear hugs.