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Sir Edmund Hillary made his name by setting foot where few have, now the Hillary name is set to hike down the catwalk. His grandsons are launching a clothing line in his style and name, with proceeds from the collection to go to Himalayan communities.
Meet the Hawke's Bay woman who has developed The Hello Cup, New Zealand made menstrual cups, that they hope will revolutionise women's health in NZ.
Sonny-Wool the sheep, became famous back in 2011 when he accurately predicted NZ's Rugby World Cup win. We went along to his Horowhenua home to see if he could predict the sex of Jacinda Ardern and Clarke's baby.
Meet the Waikato students who found themselves in the eye of a mini tornado this week.
A burger lover from Dunedin claims McDonald's Big Mac has shrunk - but the fast food giant says he's wrong, and the size has never changed. So we decided to put it to the test.
Sir Edmund Hillary's grandchildren launch clothing line in his name
The proceeds from the collection will go to Himalayan communities.
Dunedin burger lover takes on McDonald's over size of Big Macs
A man on the internet claims the famous burger has shrunk, but the fast food giant says he's wrong the size has never changed.
Friends develop NZ-made menstrual cup with a difference
The Hello Cup is made of medical grade TPE and its Hawke's Bay developers reckon it will create a revolution in women's health.
'It felt like a massive moon jump' – meet the Taranaki teen lifted into the air by a mini tornado
George found himself in the middle of the mini tornado that hit earlier this week.
'I think this will be his last winter' – catch up with Sonny-Wool, the sheep who predicted NZ's 2011 World Cup win
The aging sheep isn't long for this earth, but was still able to take a punt on the sex of Jacinda and Clarke's baby.