Andrew Reid oversees the Champions For Life programme in Zimbabwe. They work with AIDS orphans and young people who have HIV.

The bond between farmers and their faithful working dogs is celebrated in Hunterville by a statue of a huntaway farm dog.

Many adults who never learned to swim are catching up at classes like the ones held at Karori Pool, Wellington.

The winning photographs from yesterday's competition to show us what you're doing.

Hawkes Bay Today columnist Roger Moroney has tips for watching the night sky.

Sir Ray Avery explains how to win a chat with Sir Peter Jackson on The Hobbit set, or maybe meet Sonny Bill Williams, or have a BBQ run by The Mad Butcher; as they're all up for grabs as part of a charity auction.

Dubbed 'Little Poland', a camp outside Pahiatua was home to over 700 Polish children displaced by the Second World War.

Jock Phillips on the history of New Zealand shipwrecks.

Barbara Burke's screenplay 'Orla' - set in 1990s Dublin has recently scooped a prestigious scriptwriting prize.

Not content with representing New Zealand in swimming at the Olympic and Commonwealth games, Steve Ferguson has gone on to notch up an Olympic appearance for kayaking as well.