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Nitrogen can hide no longer. A new interactive map has been launched showing which rivers, lakes and estuaries are under pressure from agriculture.

Swiping left shows total nitrogen levels in excess… Audio

Nearly 600 properties in Napier have been officially flood damaged - but there are fears more haven't been reported.

Trees and slips blocked roads, lamp posts toppled over, debris fell from cliffs… Audio

Tears were shed at Whakatane Hospital as staff remembered the harrowing experience of caring for victims of the Whakaari eruption, almost a year ago.

Twenty-two people died following the eruption on… Audio

Labour is still holding onto huge public support while Natoinal is languishing, according to the latest One News Colmar-Brunton poll.

Tonight's poll puts Labour at 53 percent, National at 25 percent… Video, Audio

Loneliness and isolation are known to have a profound impact on people's well-being, particularly for the elderly.

Around the country there are many home visiting services - but Aged Concern… Video, Audio

Dozens of giant weta have been set free on Motuihe Island in Auckland's Hauraki Gulf as part of efforts to bolster numbers of these rare and threatened creatures.

A breeding and conservation… Video, Audio

Historical abuse suffered at the hands of some fellow students and staff at Dilworth School have been outlined to the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care.

Neil Harding, who is 55, went to the… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

In Invercargill, dreams for a new charity hospital are one step closer to reality, with the first strike of a sledgehammer.

The mission is to transform a suburban pub into a hospital where… Video, Audio

It's a year this week since the deadly Whakaari eruption. It prompted a massive nation-wide health response, ranging from ambulance officers on the ground to the country's top burns surgeons.

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One of New Zealand's last liquor licensing trusts has been given a rap over the knuckles by the Ombudsman.

The community-owned trusts controlling the liquor trade in west Auckland have received two… Audio

A legal bid is underway to get the results of the cannabis referendum thrown out.

A group of more than 350 people is asking the High Court to void the vote on the Cannabis and Control Bill claiming… Video, Audio

Each week on The Panel we talk to a small business to see how they're coping during the pandemic. Today we speak to Malcolm Fata about 4tendevanning which offers employment to people seeking a second… Audio

Jonty Mills, CEO of Water Safety New Zealand, shares some tips about how to safe out on the water.  Audio

The Panel speaks to Mike Burrell, the executive director of the Sustainable Business Council NZ. Audio

Stephanie Erick, tobacco control manager for Hāpai te Hauora, speaks to The Panel. Audio

Dr Averill Gordon, head of the Public Relations major at AUT, weighs in on the Safety Warehouse saga.  Audio

The female co-convenor of the PSA Pasefika Network, Ofeina Manuel-Barbarich, welcomes the inquiry. Audio

She says many homes on the market are out of reach for her and her two children.  Audio

It's the 50th anniversary of a very special album that changed the story of conservation globally.  Audio

John Yang, a journalist and correspondent for the Public Broadcasting Newshour in America signed up to be guinea pig in the COIVID vaccine trials. He talks about why he took part in the trial and his… Audio