Little seems to faze Deborra-Lee Furness, but this one constant comment is just rude.

Parents embroiled in an immigration battle are set to be reunited with their son.

Barbara Sumner decided to go looking for her birth mum at age 23.

Twins elated they found each other, until they discovered reason for their separation.

New Zealand officials have backed Irish sisters in their moving surrogacy bid.

The four siblings were reconnected within days of posting on the Kiwi man's page.

More prosecutions are on the cards for people who injure animals, SPCA says.

This summer we look back at the big stories of the year. This is from February.

"There must be some compassion, somewhere."

"We would welcome any inquiry that would bring people healing."

New Zealand's adoption laws are out of date and need an overhaul, Toni Street says. / Newstalk ZB

This is the poignant moment a girl finds out she's getting a forever family.

Auckland woman had no hesitation in offering to carry a child for her cousin.

More women have shared their stories as the Government considers options.

Pamela Duckworth says pressure to agree to give up babies was intense.

The Australian Government apologised for forced adoptions in 2013.

One woman's story about a traumatic chapter in New Zealand's history.

As Toni Street announces baby news, calls are made for surrogates to be compensated.

An emotional documentary shines light on the Māori tradition of adoption (whangai).

Sharing the Love filmmaker shares her own experiences of being brought up by family.

Father reunites with daughter after spending decades fighting for the right to see her.

Second girl, born under one-child policy, meant distraught parents had to give her up.

Episode Three of Chasing Ghosts examines the troubled life of Amber-Lee's mother.

Would-be parents left in limbo as number of children for adoption drops to all time low.

COMMENT: I know this because it played a large part in destroying my mother's life.

Maggie gave birth to her daughter in 1964 in Otahuhu - and didn't see her for 18 years.

The inner strength of a little girl starved, beaten and imprisoned in a tiny urine-soaked closet amazed her rescuers.

The sister of the San Bernardino shooter has spent months trying to adopt her niece, but so far is only allowed to see her in six-hour regular visits.

In Australia a vet is calling for pet ownership to be restricted to permanent residents, after he rehomed a dog that was dumped on the streets by an international student.

An Aucklander adopted from a Russian orphanage 19 years ago has been reunited with her birth sister - live on Russian television.