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Rugby players aren't usually thought of as emotional types but the men leading a programme in West Auckland are hoping to change all that. They're using all the skills they've learnt at the bottom of life's rucks and mauls to support young players facing big challenges.
A tour inside Kate Shepperd's former house where suffragists worked to get women the right to vote
The piece of New Zealand history in Christchurch, worth more than $3 million, is up for auction.
Owner of dog who became internet sensation after Kawakawa escape speaks with Seven Sharp
Lily made a run for it when owner Lucie Green stopped at a shop in the Northland town.
'We're here forever' - rugby family on hand to help boy who lost his father to cancer
Jonesy's Youth Foundation is there for Connor O'Donnell, and others, in their time of need.
ASB Good as Gold: The 23-year-old woman who donated her kidney as part of her bucket list goals
Leah Stewart wrote her list when she was 16 and she's doing a pretty good job of ticking them off.
Labour MP Andrew Little released a tongue in cheek video encouraging young people from New Plymouth to get involved in politics. So we travelled to Mr Little's old school to find the perfect candidate for its new youth MP. Judge for yourself if New Plymouth Boys' High students Thomas Foy and Jarrod Wilson have what it takes for politics.
A runaway dog is never fun for it's owner, but what about a runaway dog dragging a large sign? Well, for Kawakawa resident Lucie Green, a gentle stroll turned into a frantic chase down the busy main street after her stroppy rescue pup decided to bolt.
Suffragist Kate Sheppard's old house in Christchurch goes up for auction next month - so Hilary Barry took a tour. Ms Sheppard was instrumental in gaining New Zealand women the right to vote in 1893. She carried out important work for the suffrage movement in the house during the late 19th Century.
She wrote a bucket list when she was just 16, and she's doing a pretty good job of ticking things off. But it's a list you might not expect from a teenager -- things like donating an organ and helping others. Leah Stewart is this week's ASB Good As Gold winner.
Jonesy's Youth Foundation's gala dinner is being held this Saturday, September 22nd. For tickets, or if you just want to support them, check out their Facebook page.
