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Female mechanic encourages more women to get into trades
Women in trades is increasing, but for mechanical engineering only 18% are women
Stats show diagnosis of HIV rates in NZ decreasing
New Zealand AIDS Foundation is calling on more funding to achieve the goal of making NZ HIV free
National Volunteer Week: Patau Te Pania
He hopes through enforcing rāhui that there will be food sources for future generations
Karate champion prepares to take on Australia's best
William Mahutoto is 11 years old and one of NZ's karate champs. Now he has his eyes set of the title of Australia's national competition
Smear Your Mea Campaign founder Talei Morrison laid to rest
She is survived by her partner and three children
Oranga Tamariki Trade Me advert attracts criticism
Oranga Tamariki has since apologised and taken the advert down
The Minister of Community and Voluntary Sector Peeni Henare says volunteers are ‘the hearts of our communities’. Check out this story by Te Okiwa McLean.
Eleven-year-old national karate champion William prepares to compete across the ditch, at the Australian nationals. Irena Smith - Te Karere with this report on the aspiring black belt.
Meet the mum who's training to become a mechanic. She asks ‘who says that a woman can’t fix an engine?'. Hania Douglas - Te Karere with this report.
The new data was released by the New Zealand AIDS Foundation today. And as Te Rina Kowhai reports, while it brings the organisation closer to its goal of eliminating HIV here, it says more funding for research is still needed.