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Baby boy's brave fight for life

Kahurangi-Toa Shortland-Pattison is putting up a brave fight for life at Starship.

Focus: Ruby Lewis talks about her son Malcolm Rewa

Interview with Malcolm Rewa's stepmother, Ruby Lewis just before the jury reached their guilty verdict.

Focus: Lilly Shortland talks about her son's medical conditions

Lilly Shortland talks about her son Kahurangi who has heart defects and Charge Syndrome.

Focus: Woman receives Botox treatment to reduce migraine pain

Trish Wakelin attends a botox treatment session with Dr Catherine Stone from the Face Place. Botox has been proven in reducing pain for those who suffer migraines but it is very expensive and is not funded.

Editorial: Standing ovation due to chart-toppers Six60

EDITORIAL: Kiwi band Six60 made history at Western Springs last night.

Making of a monster: Phil Taylor on 30 years of covering Malcolm Rewa

Stepmother of rapist and murderer Malcolm Rewa breaks her silence.

Lime pleads to public to help bring back 'transport revolution'

"We want to be around for the long run helping you get from A to B," Lime says.

Six60's record-breaking show: All you need to know

It's the first time a New Zealand band has filled Western Springs Stadium to capacity.

Focus: Rape survivor speaks after her abuser is released from prison

Rape survivor Candy Shavin speaks after convicted rapist and sex abuser Bryan Hughes has been released from prison, less than halfway through his 11-year sentence. / Video by Peter Meecham

Focus Live: Lime scooters - gone by lunchtime?

Earlier: Lime scooters - gone by lunchtime?

Focus Live: Weather update - heavy rain to hit Auckland

Weather update - heavy rain to hit Auckland

Focus Live: SPCA reveals list of shame

Earlier: Two poodles that "didn't look like dogs anymore", starved horses and a kitten dumped in a rubbish bin have made this year's SPCA List of Shame.

Barry Soper: Aussie PM touches down in Auckland

Comment: The irksome Ardern raised an issue that should make the Aussies feel uneasy.

Focus: Matthew Purchase reunites with hospital staff after surviving hunting incident

Matthew Purchase was shot in the back of the head at point blank range during a rabbit hunting trip in the Waikato about 11 years ago. Miraculously he survived and is now back in NZ meeting with those who helped save his life.

He was shot point-blank in the head. He's finally met the man who saved his life.

Matthew Purchase is still as sharp-witted as he was before being shot in the head in 2007.

Christchurch quake 8 years on: A city rises

Sir Bob Parker takes a walking tour of a recovering Christchurch city.