
Don't believe your ears: How The Bachelorette is playing with your mind
Reality shows have an especially active - and influential - musical score, experts say.
Reality shows have an especially active - and influential - musical score, experts say.
One bald male has fired back saying going bald was the best thing that he ever did.
Student leader says international students are treated as "cash cows".
EPA finds grounds to reassess substances containing controversial pesticide in NZ.
Any at-risk children or teachers should stay away for 14 days.
A disabled teenager gets less funding for food than a prisoner in police cells overnight.
A school principal says to parents: "You know your child best."
Animal DNA could clearing up long-standing mysteries about how the Pacific was settled.
Owen Kingi's gift included six sheep carcasses, corn, watermelons and sacks of potatoes.
Graeme Watson's graduation has been a long time coming.
Outdated legislation for vaping and e-cigarettes are preventing a crackdown on them.
Fifty of 53 students will undertake remedial work in wake of misconduct, university says.
Students holidaying instead of interning well-known and practised for years, mother says.
Opponents rally on Winston Peters, but he says his party has done nothing wrong.
The students will be prevented from graduating following an overseas placement rort.
Allegations final-year medical students had placement signed off after a week or less.
Release from debt will change the lives of the fees-free generation.
Student loans shift balance towards higher pay at the expense of family ties.
Good Samaritan students asked a woman if she needed help and were attacked.
The university student was killed as partygoers tried to leave the two-storey flat.
Hundreds of people attend parties at flats as students ditch pubs.
A former occupant of 'The Manor' in recent years sheds a light on life inside the flat.
Dunedin house-party tragedy raises questions about city's - and NZ's - drinking culture.
Sophia Crestani, 19, died at an over-crowded party on Saturday night.
Police say they are trying to form a timeline of the events which led to student's death.
Sixty students shut out of their rooms after university hostel fire.
If police arrived five or 10 minutes later, more could have died, says witness.
Student Sophia Crestani died at a party on Saturday night on Dunedin's Dundas St.
Hundreds of panicked partygoers attempted to flee the party, causing a pile-up.
People were packed in "like sardines'' at the Dundas Street party.