Alison Heather, co-founder of InsituGen, says her work has a greater good.

How deep tech could revolutionise our economy - at a price

Deep tech is big sky thinking that could transform our economy with processes that disrupt regular industrial methods.

April 28, 2024

19:01

The Department of Conservation has spent weeks investigating on the coast of Kaikōura after a mass starvation event.

Scientists seek answers over deaths of hundreds of Kaikōura seals

The Department of Conservation has spent weeks investigating on the coast of Kaikōura after a mass starvation event.

April 14, 2024

17:55

Warriors frenzy built as the 2023 season went on.

Can Warriors finally land NRL title after so much heartache?

Sunday’s Tania Page looks at the key issues that have cost our only NRL franchise over the years, and asks those in the know how they can turn despair into success.

March 3, 2024

19:26

You can’t just flick a switch on pride, self-awakening and revitalisation, writes Sunday's Tania Page

Tania Page: Te reo isn't a 'policy' you can just switch off

Analysis: The Government’s policies around te reo Māori won’t discourage its use - they’ll have the opposite effect, writes Sunday reporter Tania Page.

January 20, 2024

Only 4% of the technology sector workforce is Māori and less than 3% Pasifika.

Sunday: Pākehā, male-dominated tech sector may not design future for all

Only 4% of the technology sector workforce is Māori and less than 3% Pasifika.

November 5, 2023

11:12

Jason Butler

Whānau still seeking answers amid report into missing man's discharge

Jason Butler went missing in the bush while on unsanctioned work experience, shortly after being discharged from Whakatāne Hospital after admission under the Mental Health Act.

October 30, 2023

4:01

September 2023
A collection of precious memories of Tere as a league player, partner and dad.

Tere Livingstone's rugby league death leaves heartbreak and questions

Livingstone’s devastated family were told his death was unconnected to a head knock in a previous game, but their doubts remain.

September 24, 2023

19:28

Reading te reo pukapuka which is a practise we adopted when they were born.

Learning te reo Māori - and eating humble pie

Stories about other people's struggles and triumphs in their reo journey have always inspired Sunday reporter Tania Page. So, she's sharing her own for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori to help others experiencing the same rollercoaster.

September 15, 2023

August 2023
Survivors of the New Lynn terror attack: Don't forget us

Survivors of the New Lynn terror attack: Don't forget us

Sunday's Tania Page speaks to survivors of the 2021 knife attack about their recovery and the conflicting levels of support they've received.

August 20, 2023

July 2023
An Intimacy Coordination workshop at The Actors' Program in Auckland helps tackle harassment in the film industry.

'Intimacy coordination': The art of making movie sex scenes safe

Screen legend Jennifer Te Atamira Ward-Lealand is leading the practice in New Zealand.

July 30, 2023

11:54

A Government review of the Emissions Trading Scheme has highlighted how contentious the trees have become.

Pine trees: A force for good or bad in the climate change fight?

A Government review of the Emissions Trading Scheme has highlighted how contentious the simple tree has become.

July 23, 2023

18:29

May 2023
Sunday investigates how a growing number of cats are killing our native species.

Culling cats: 'Destructive pests' or 'really important pets'?

Feral cats ravage wildlife so there are calls for them to be included on the Predator Free NZ 2050 list.

May 28, 2023

16:52

April 2023
She'll be boxing for an IBO Super Bantamweight World Title against Canadian Tania Walters, but she had to survive a nightmare to get there.

Boxer Mea Motu to make history as first woman Fight for Life headliner

She'll be boxing for an IBO Super Bantamweight World Title against Canadian Tania Walters, but she had to survive a nightmare to get there.

April 16, 2023

14:26

March 2023
Single-minded, cool under pressure and with lightning-fast reactions, Lawson's F1 dream is within reach.

Red Bull's Liam Lawson banging on the door of F1 dream

Single-minded, cool under pressure and with lightning-fast reactions, Lawson's F1 dream is within reach.

March 19, 2023

10:42

February 2023
Dave Davan with his family.

Police following strong leads in poisoned wine death of Northland man

Retired farmer Dave Davan died 26 days after drinking wine laced with poison which had been placed in his letterbox.

February 26, 2023

12:41

July 2021
Sunday correspondent reflects on former South Africa leader Jacob Zuma turning himself in

Sunday correspondent reflects on former South Africa leader Jacob Zuma turning himself in

Tania Page saw first-hand the damage done by Zuma while working for Al Jazeera in South Africa.

July 8, 2021

September 2020
The Kiwi singer will share his story of physical and sexual abuse growing up on TVNZ's Sunday.

Stan Walker opens up about physical, sexual abuse growing up - 'It stuffed me up for years'

The Kiwi singer will share his story on TVNZ's Sunday tonight.

September 27, 2020

April 2020
Three-year-old Tama, who lives near Taupo, has Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

Immunocompromised seeing donations for vital drugs fall away during coronavirus crisis

The epidemic has added layers of complexity in already difficult lives, Sunday discovers.

April 18, 2020

February 2020
Sean Simpson is the scientist behind the company LanzaTech.

Is it time to have a national conversation about genetic engineering?

New Zealand is proud to be Nuclear Free and wants to be Predator Free, but what about GE Free? Sunday investigates.

February 29, 2020

November 2019
Behind the South Africa RWC win: Pride, poverty and triumph

Behind the South Africa RWC win: Pride, poverty and triumph

Sunday reporter Tania Page wonders how many of us in Aotearoa can appreciate what life is like for most of the non-whites in South Africa.

November 10, 2019

March 2019
The Sunday team followed a group of Kiwis working on the world’s largest hospital ship, The Africa Mercy.

Kiwis delivering vital medical help in converted ferry in Africa

Sunday's Tania Page was hit by the culture shock when she returned to the continent she used to call home.

March 9, 2019