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Close to 68,000 native birds are killed by predators every day, but could an app hold the key to saving them? The Squawk Squad allows you to collectively invest in a trap that notifies you each time a predator is caught.

The days of suffering through an itchy tie or a long skirt may soon be over. The PPTA is calling for gender-neutral uniforms to be introduced as a way of creating safer environments for students of diverse genders & sexualities. More tonight.

You'll remember Catherine Harper as the mum who had surgery on her son to correct spina bifida, while he was still in the womb. Tonight, we bring you a very cute update. Photographer: Kerry Howard Photography

The America's Cup is in full swing! But do we really care?

With 25 million native birds killed by predators each year, a couple of young Aucklanders have pioneered an invention that connects conservation to those who fund it. Squawk Squad traps send a notification to your phone each time you've made a kill.

Viewers respond to Toni Street's challenge for the best impression of Mike.

Auckland's Ianetta Solomon-Brown sings her song 'Let The' in the final of Seven Sharp's series for Music Month.

As Team New Zealand gets ready for Louis Vuitton Cup racing in Bermuda, Tim gets a few tips from Peter Montgomery.

"This is a song that's a statement and I just want to represent my people," he says.

Seven Sharp ran a social experiment to see how Kiwis would react to a teenage girl being verbally bullied in public.