Stories by Harry Lock

Grassroots coaches and professional sportspeople have said they are "excited" by the changes to youth sport that have been proposed.

Mental health experts have called on the government to establish a clear plan and invest more money to reduce the national suicide rate. Audio

Analysis - As the curtains draw to a close for this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, how has this year's crop of Kiwi comics fared in the Scottish capital, Harry Lock asks.

Wellington City Council has spent nearly $800,000 of ratepayers money trying to get the Shelley Bay redevelopment off the ground.

While conservationists marched on Parliament for better protection of native dolphins, fisheries groups say the plan to care for the endangered species threatens the livelihoods of hundreds of people.

A Wellington business owner has been ordered to pay over $10,000 for allowing an unsupervised trainee to carry out prescribed electrical work.

Instagram has faced a mixed reaction to its decision to remove the number of likes on each post.

Infectious disease experts have warned that a generation of New Zealanders are still vulnerable to contracting measles due to a lack of national approach.

New research has found that the causes of anorexia are likely to be metabolic as well as psychological.

Wellington City Council have reignited the debate around Shelly Bay, with another vote due to be held on whether to sell or lease council-owned land. In 2017, the Council voted...

A rare type of snail only found on a specific hill in Wellington is being threatened by mountain bikers' unauthorised trails, an ecological group says.

A union representing Wellington bus drivers says they aren't being given the amount of breaks that they should be.

Air New Zealand has faced criticism from news companies for its decision to stop stocking newspapers in Koru lounges.

Online tech companies such as Facebook and Google need to do more to prevent the spread of misinformation around vaccines, a group of scientists say.