Stories by Charlotte Cook

An Otago University student residence is facing criticism that it failed to deal with multiple cases of sexual harassment, masquerading as "traditions" in some cases. Audio

The Pakistan High Commissioner says nine victims of the mosque shootings were Pakistani nationals.

Two men have flown to New Zealand to support their brother who has lost the use of his right hand after a bullet struck him in the shoulder during Friday's shooting.

The family of a man killed in the Christchurch mosque massacres say they find some comfort knowing their father died praying and in the place he loved most.

A new class of beef from one-year-old cows is available to taste test at Central Districts Field days this week.

Avocado growers profits have taken a hit due to quality issues among 2018's smaller crop.

Young people are being turned away from bars and bottle stores because some bar staff don't know about the new Kiwi Access identity cards.

A rocketing demand for party pill-testing has a not-for-profit organisation's hands full.

Tip-jar thieves are targeting local businesses in central Christchurch.

Free-diver William Trubridge has swum Cook Strait underwater to raise awareness of critically endangered Hector's and Māui dolphins. Video

The advised seven-day placebo break when taking the contraceptive pill can increase the risk of pregnancy, experts say.

About 5 percent of New Zealanders have been the victim of online sexual abuse such as "sextortion" blackmail and intimidation, according to new research.

The so-called "blister beetle" could be making a comeback in Wellington due to the warm summer weather.