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Focus: Rotorua farm worker jailed for life for brutally stabbing ex-wife

Rotorua farm worker Ephraim Joseph Beazley, 33, last month admitted to murdering his ex-wife Xi Wang at her Flat Bush home. He has been sentenced to a minimum term of 17 years before he is eligible for parole. / Video by Michael Craig

Auckland woman meets 'guardian angel' who saved her life

Gail Ellison meets Paul Donovan, the man who saved her life when he found her unconscious in her car on a Blockhouse Bay street. / Video by Doug Sherring

David Seymour misses chance to force Govt to use urgency for gun law's first reading

Act leader David Seymour was so busy objecting to media about the speed of the Government's gun law reform that he missed being in the House to vote down the expedited process. / Video by Jason Walls

Focus Live: Helicopter testing at boatshed leaves Herne Bay residents worried

Herne Bay residents fear for beachgoers, particularly small children, after today's helicopter test above Briscoes Major shareholder Rod Duke's new home. Video / NZ Herald

Focus: Simon Bridges on MSSR weapons

National leader Simon Bridges saying he will support the Government's legislation on MSSRs and is asked about getting weapons back-off the gangs.

Focus: Police Minister Stuart Nash on MSSR weapons

Police Minister Stuart Nash on the possible cost blow-out of buying back MSSR weapons, saying they have no idea how many there are in the country.

Local Focus: New look council flats unveiled

Palmerston North City's first social housing development in 30 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait

EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.

Accused Christchurch gunman says he's being treated unfairly

Christchurch terror-accused makes complaint from prison about lack of entitlements.

Local Focus: Meet the Catfish Killers

Locals pitch in to rid Rotorua of catfish. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

After three heart surgeries brave toddler eyes career in medicine

A toddler who has defied the odds now wants to become a doctor or nurse.

Focus: Young girl with heart defect wants to be a doctor

Luna used to be frightened of doctors and nurses - now the toddler who has survived three open heart surgeries wants to grow up and wear a stethoscope of her own. / Video by Doug Sherring

Focus: Shane Martin on being deported from Australia

Shane Martin on being deported from Australia.

AFL star's exiled Kiwi dad: 'Why I joined notorious gang'

Shane Martin was a top-ranking official in Australia's Rebels motorcycle gang

'Proof will be in the pudding': PM's response to Facebook clampdown

Facebook's plan to combat hate welcomed but much more needs to be done

Facebook boss Sheryl Sandberg's letter to New Zealand

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addresses terror attack and social media giant's response.