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Fringe station Reality Check Radio needs hundreds of thousands of dollars to get back on air

The update comes after the station released a 14-minute video pleading for donations.

Quad bike deaths present worrying trend - Safer Farms

Quad bike deaths could be on track to being the highest since 2015 if they continue at their current rate, says a health and safety organisation.

Nationwide school phone ban comes into force tomorrow. Will smart watches provide a loophole?

From tomorrow, cellphone use will be banned in schools for students across the country.

Plea for safety following deaths of two children on rural South Auckland driveways in four days

It is understood that both children were under the age of 4.

Scam victim Borja Ares disappointed after Banking Ombudsman rejects full BNZ payout for $330k loss

The pair accused BNZ of missing crucial 'red flags' regarding a known scam.

Two rescued after boat capsizes while crossing Manukau bar

A person on a jet ski managed to rescue one person, while the other was rescued by the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 22-28 April

The return of a beloved native bird, Northland aquabots students' successful fundraiser and Rarotonga's first Pride Week are among this week's feel-good stories from RNZ.

Police hunting armed robbers who stormed Michael Hill Jeweller store in dramatic West Auckland smash-and-grab

Customers barricaded themselves inside stores while others ran from the mall in panic.

Hundreds rally to save Petone Wharf

Locals are opposing Hutt City Council's plan to demolish the quake-damaged Petone Wharf.

Stricken boatie winched to safety after vessel capsizes on notorious Manukau bar

Another boatie was rescued by a passing jet ski.

Father of NZ-born man fatally shot in US speaks out on verdict

The father of a Christchurch man fatally shot by a US police officer says his family has been seeking closure for almost two years.

Robbery reported at Auckland shopping mall

Armed robbers raided a jewellery store in a West Auckland mall on Sunday.

Ōwhiro Bay's bus services the worst in Wellington - report

"Proportionally, we were one of the most cancelled and suspended suburbs in the entire city last year."

'Rashes and lesions': Is your mattress making you sick?

An Auckland family that suffered months of unexplained skin irritations and respiratory problems believes their mattress was to blame.

Auckland woman’s car written off after she swerves to avoid hay bale on Northwestern motorway

She lost her job after the accident because she could no longer drive.

Thousands line Whanganui River for Lanterns on the Awa

It's the Year of the Dragon.

Cyclone Gabrielle: Story behind memorable cyclone photograph of upside-down Esk Valley car

The powerful image ran on the front of Hawke's Bay Today and the Herald after the flood.

Hawke’s Bay: Call for public vigilance following flurry of vegetation fires

Firefighters have been kept busy following a huge blaze in a rural area west of Napier.

Thousands of beehives lost to Cyclone Gabrielle, keepers say

For the autumn season, natural disasters were the underlying cause of many losses, according to a survey.

Teremoana Rapley reveals she's living with inoperable brain cancer

The award-winning musician announced the diagnosis days after winning a top honor at the Taite Music Awards.

Long-term Plan: South Aucklanders on what's important to them

More than 22,000 individuals in the region provided feedback, with 2200 of those living in the south Auckland wards.

Man dies in quad bike crash in Waimate, Canterbury

The man died at the scene after a crash at a Waihao Downs property.

Rotorua’s $3 billion, 30-year plan to fix aging pipes, roads and more

Rotorua is wrestling with a costly dilemma: how to keep the pipes flowing after years of what one councillor describes as "chronic underspending".

Man charged with murder over Hāwera death

The 46-year-old is accused of killing 26-year-old Whatitiri Whakaruru who was found seriously hurt on Monday.

'Tragedy': Rural Auckland settlement shaken by death of child in driveway

The death - the second of its kind in less than a week - had left locals "very affected", a local councillor says.

Support growing for granting ecosystems legal personhood - Otago researchers

Researchers from Otago University have been studying how legal rights for the environment differ around the world.

Hidden mothers and Māori trading cards: The dawn of photography in Aotearoa

Disembodied hands and a "confused first-time Tinder user" from 1852 feature in a new book showcasing NZ's colonial-era photography.

Police praise teenagers lost in Southland bush

The five boys were rescued overnight after getting lost on the Makarewa Falls track in the Hokonui Hills.

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