Neelam O'Neill hopes she can inspire other young Kiwis to take a shot.

Police speaking with Parker's representatives on safety plans after chaos of first rally.

This week's episode deals with the birds and the bees talk when you are Pasifika.

Villagers from Leimatu'a work hard to raise funds on their own to help their village.

Usaia Rhodes, 14, has been in a full Māori immersion class since he was 2 years old.

Brady Peeti goes in search of the trans history of Aotearoa.

Tongan-Kiwi journalist 'Alakihihifo Vailala uses her mother tongue to connect with others.

Mālō e lelei - give Tongan a go this week.

The council announced the representatives after appointments were put on hold in March.

Of the 20 enrolled children, up to eight may be on the autism spectrum.

OPINION: 'The joke is as dry as the Sahara'.

Artist Tui Emma Gillies grew up in a room covered in traditional Tongan tapa cloth.

Same-sex couples have come from as far away as the UK to get married in Aotearoa.

After a speech in Parliament went viral, Shaneel, a transgender activist, fought for conversion therapy to be banned in New Zealand. Video / NZHerald

The misspelt word "raciest" has been spray painted on some of the defaced signs.

Good Pākehā Samaritans have taken a stand against racism.

"Some people just think of disabled people as being, somehow, less than or not as good."

Rhi (34) shares his experience as a trans-male, and how he is using his insights to help make a happier, safer community for trans people.

Sarah Michelle (37) coaches New Zealand's men's netball team and believes she's also the first transgender person to coach a national sports team.

Critics claim they would rather relieve themselves in the airport car park.

The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants has nothing on travelling women.

Gemmah (she/her) is a trans advocate within the justice system and has formed a kapa haka group that performed this year at the Big Gay Out. She grew up in rural Tairawhiti but, realising she was different, headed for the big city as soon as she could. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Trans Kiwis tell their stories in an eight-part video series

Lexie (she/her) was born at the end of World War II, before the word transgender had even been coined. From as early as she can remember she realised she was different. Made with the help of NZ On Air.