Stories by Katie Fitzgerald

The odds of extreme 'space weather' hitting are slim, but it could be catastrophic if it did. Audio

Break out the red beanies.

Auckland's Entrust election is nearing the end of its voting period, but will this year's candidates be able to break the 30 year chokehold one group has had on it? Audio

Auckland Council's new animal management team won't wait for complaints from the public before it acts. Audio

Ario e-scooters can no longer re park themselves if parked incorrectly. Audio

Summer is just around the corner, and residents in new-build town houses are set to feel the heat harder than others. Audio

First person - I came for the treasure, but now I think I'm on the trash.

Developers are offering sweeteners to prospective buyers in the current sluggish real estate market. Audio

"I carried on just bandaging, taking painkillers, taking anti-inflammatories, dropping, dropping bits of body parts," Sharon Evans - one of thousands to take on the trail - says. Audio

DOC gave a written warning to Race to Survive: New Zealand after contestants ate a protected bird.

The raffle folded after not selling enough tickets to buy the $2 million house it was raffling off.

An Auckland family says they are heartbroken their auntie, a carer for her disabled brother, is being told to leave the country. Audio

Retired racing greyhounds are headed overseas as the industry looks to find homes for its backlog of dogs. Audio

Katie Fitzgerald is an easy mark for an orchestral reinvention of popular music, but Brooke Fraser's work is well-suited to it, she found out.

One city's mayor has a perfect five stars. Audio

For those trying to get onto the housing ladder, the promise of a super cheap house could be very tempting. So, how does a dollar sound? Audio

Katie Fitzgerald headed along on a windy Wednesday night to see the Vicar of Dibley take a walk down memory lane.

The charity behind the 'Win a House' promotion is not yet registered and planning to use the raffle proceeds to buy the property. Audio

兽医称被狗咬造成的伤害往往会给家庭带来沉重的经济负担，管理部门也呼吁养狗人士对自己的宠物更加负责。

Roaming dogs are responsible for more than a thousand attacks on animals each year, and the number is growing. Audio

Residents say cracks are appearing in their houses as Point Chevalier roads are dug up.

Some of the youngest workers say they're struggling with managers who don't understand them. Audio

Auckland Council wants to cut the number of public bins, but some local boards will fund keeping all their bins. Audio

A pair believed to be behind a series of attacks on pets are no longer on the loose.

Animal Management is warning residents of an Auckland suburb they should keep an eye on their cats. Audio