People seeking beds in the city mission has risen 10 per cent in the last year.
Opponents want it released earlier.
It was 124 years ago today that New Zealand became the first self-governing country in the world to give women the vote.
"This is what depression looked like to us just 36 hours before his death," Talinda Bennington tweeted with the video.
The forms are being sent to previous residents.
The far-right politician is voting 'No' for legalising same-sex marriage in Australia.
A counsellor says child sex trafficking is "a growth industry" in this country.
Major sporting bodies are supporting the "Yes campaign".
The council says it will work with agencies to help the homeless.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urges yes vote.
A young netball team were humiliated at a sports club they share with rugby last week. So how do we stop this from happening?
Hunter Wilson, aka King Cass poured his pain into lyrics while in hospital.
Eugene Ryder is on a quest to clean up Black Power's act.
The initiative has been set up to aid the youth in Christchurch's eastern suburbs.
Some landlords say they are trying to help Auckland's most needy – but at what cost?
Stefanovic struggled to hide his frustration.
Sam Johnson's creation is now expanding so primary schools can join in.
"One puff, I fell into an unconsciousness."
The man had reportedly taken synthetic drugs and bath salts.
It comes after she sent them a letter saying should would co-operate in an any investigation.
Police arrested four people after the event, and don't want it to become a regular thing.
It's fair to say most Breakfast viewers weren't wild on this idea.
Haami Manahi, 59, died outside a South Auckland church.
Just two weeks ago, Bill English expressed confidence in the Government's housing plans.
Human Rights Commission received flurry of complaints but says Brian Tamaki didn't breach NZ law.
A 10-year-old was in tears on Seven Sharp over people mispronouncing his name.
Britain plans to make people enter their credit card details first.
Some kids are moved to tears after hearing people say their names incorrectly.
Experts here say a plan in the UK to stop children viewing pornography won't work.
Te Puea Marae in Mangere today opened as a shelter for six months.
