Halfback commended for sending 'strong message' to young people.
Nearly 50 year 13 students are attending a week-long camp at Ohakea.
Cosby's lawyers maintain he never visited his Philadelphia mansion the month he is accused of drugging and molesting a woman there.
We catch up with Jesse Te Iri Haturini, an amazing young woman who put her family first.
An investigation found some companies were selling products at four and five times the retail price.
Kim Baker Wilson explains how a homophobic attack changed his life.
"We are committed to making this country a world leader when it comes to child wellbeing," Ms Ardern said.
One's a barber, the other a psychologist, they both live in vans and they're both helping guys talk.
The increase comes a year after a ministerial restructure, raising questions about the new system.
The organisation was formed from the ashes of Child Youth and Family, aiming to improve outcomes for children through a more holistic and child-led approach.
Q+A's Whena Owens investigates.
Thousands filled the streets demanding politicians tighten gun controls and vowed not to give up.
Dr. Lance O'Sullivan says one in five New Zealanders are impacted by a family members' gambling addiction.
The Justice Committee had already processed 30,411 submissions yesterday, with thousands more to go.
Phil Twyford believes the numbers without shelter can be counted.
"The reality is we don't keep them safe," he told Seven Sharp.
The court case, however, has left the family with remaining legal fees of $15,000.
The Massey University drug report brings up issues of whether New Zealand should be using so much taxpayer money on cannabis enforcement, a researcher says.
At least $10m is needed to get it off the ground.
Corin Dann talks to Marilyn Waring about equal pay, unpaid work and her thoughts on what needs to be done.
Donald Trump has suggested that fantasy video game violence may play a part in mass shootings.
2018 marks the 125th anniversary of women getting the vote in NZ.
While celebrating how far we have come, there are admissions there's a lot more work to be done.
Helen Clark shares a wide range of views, speaking with National Council for Women chief executive Dr Gill Greer, in Wellington yesterday.
Mr Morgan questions why taxpayers are paying for those who can easily afford to look after themselves.
The former PM says Jacinda Ardern's ascension to the top job would have inconceivable when she entered politics in the early 1980s.
The council wants beggars to find other things to do during the day.
The Ministry of Education is seeking consultation on developing official guidelines for firearms in schools
The Sallies say the exodus from Auckland is causing problems for the regions.
Seven Sharp was there when Albert met his Variety charity sponsor Paul face to face, the first meeting of its kind.
