The Golden Oldies World Cup has attracted 115 teams from right around the globe.
The man behind the global hit "Human" sits down for a chat ahead of his New Zealand gigs this week.
For Kat, Celine Dion's music goes more than skin deep, and it's helped her through some tough times.
Amanda Tiffen was ingesting 30 teaspoons of sugar a day.
Lamb buyers have turned out in record numbers this year.
Seven Sharp's Mike Thorpe went to Cromwell to ride the bungy-bus.
One principal says over-assessment hurts many students' learning.
Budding street artists are assembling to colour Christchurch's blank concrete canvas.
The cheapest 500g block was $3.32 12 months ago, now it's $5.39.
Christchurch's Christ's College has made Maori compulsory for year nine students.
The Sensory Garden was opened a year ago, and is designed for children with special needs.
Duane Major's campaign was actually inspired by the beach front.
Mike Thorpe visited the wee town of Waiau as it coped with the wild weather.
Latta was in the winning Otago team of 1993.
All Blacks legend Grant Fox knows the British and Irish Lions better than most.
Mike Thorpe gets a first look at Stan Walker's new music video New Takeover.
Bishop Victoria Matthews sits down with Seven Sharp to explain why Christchurch Cathedral's future is still uncertain after six years.
Jeff is looking for the woman who saved his life after a motorbike crash near Raglan in 2015.
Kiwi farmers are embracing it, but Seven Sharp's Mike Thorpe might need a little more practice.
Jenny Gillies is taking her designs to the Harrogate Flower Show.
They have been around for 40 years and certainly haven't lost their charm.
Royd Tolkien' brother Mike was an adrenaline junkie and wrote a bucket list with the intention of coming to NZ.
Guys should stop hugging if they want to get into bars.
A lot of us believe that attitude is everything, and if you're searching for proof then look at Jezza Williams.
He can laugh about it now, but four months ago his cheese shop was in ruins.
Dave 'Brown Buttabean' Letele has beaten obesity and now he's gathering an army that wants to do the same.
That's the reality for many farmers around the country. Seven Sharp attended a station's biggest day of the year.
Mike Thorpe talks to a world champion as the title event in Invercargill draws near - and takes on a tough challenge.
In 2016 this was the story that stood out the most for Seven Sharp reporter Mike Thorpe.
With a private lift, spa pool, sauna, outdoor kitchen, personal chef, it’s 240sqm of luxury.
