A multi-year project investigating damage done to the sea floor caused by ship anchors, has found the destruction is more extensive than first thought.

Comedians often talk about dying on stage - but few mean it literally. British comedian Emmanuel Sonubi talks to Kathryn about making his near-death transformative and into comedy gold.

Australia correspondent Bernard Keane looks at why members of the Iranian women's football team reversed their decision to seek asylum.

A Far North community has rallied around its local electrician after three vehicles and his tools were stolen from outside his Tauranga Bay property.

More than 500 vintage and classic cars have descended on Nelson for a week long Vero International Festival of Historic Motoring... along with their pretty fanatical owners.

One of Auckland's largest new housing developments - the Sunfield "masterplanned community" near Ardmore airport in South Auckland has been the go-ahead under fast track provisions - but there are concerns about why it's being built on a flood plain.

Black Ferns sevens' win in New York, as the Black Caps and White Ferns take on South Africa in the cricket. Also, what is the issue causing headaches in Formula 1 racing.

Esmeralda is undertaking a PhD researching the prevalence of eye diseases in Pacific communities.

As the Iran conflict goes on, Victoria assesses the impact on New Zealand businesses - specifically the national airline. The latest big contruction firm to collapse - and what's next for now departing Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell.

Jesse Archer from Lake FM in Taupo.