A Christchurch woman who felt life was no longer worth living has become the first person to take clinically prescribed psilocybin to help treat her depression.
Health
Wed, Oct 29
1News weather expert Daniel Corbett explains why the weather that hit NZ packed such a punch.
New Zealand
Sat, Oct 25
Corazon Miller follows one family’s struggle to get out, and uncovers official documents indicating it might have been possible to evacuate others.
Politics
Sun, Oct 19
There are fears over how new legislation will affect young people who can't live with their parents.
Sat, Oct 18
She rejected him in high school, he took his revenge via AI and was prosecuted. But with deepfake porn on the rise, why are such prosecutions so rare?
Crime and Justice
Thu, Oct 16
Government agencies score lowest in world-first reviews by terminally ill New Zealanders and those who care for them.
Tue, Oct 14
Both the major party leaders take an approval dive in the latest 1News/Verian poll.
Mon, Oct 13
Microsoft’s decision to end security updates and technical support could leave older devices vulnerable, Consumer NZ warns.
Sun, Oct 12
Carolyn Robinson joined the grieving then angry crowds outside the court in New Plymouth this week, at the sentencing of Daytona Thompson for the death of Daniel Nganeko.
Sat, Oct 11
A group of young Kiwis prove what international studies show: that long Covid has a particularly debilitating effect on young people. But how much medical support is there for them?
Fri, Oct 10
Professor Michael Keen said that good tax policy is based on a few key principles, including efficiency, fairness, and simplicity.
Sun, Oct 5
After decades of turbulence, alcoholism, anxiety and depression, my unexpected ADHD diagnosis was like turning on a guiding light.
Life
Mum and businesswoman Danielle Coolbear Jenkins has found herself low on work lately, but not on inventive ideas for feeding her family.
Sat, Oct 4
Vector apologised and lowered the bill, but the cost remains unaffordable for the family, as the Vector's new policy shifts the full installation expense to customers.
I gave London a decent crack but the UK cost-of-living is so high that I'm leaving for Sydney and not looking back.
Sun, Sep 28
NZTA has been the sole operator of speed cameras since the start of July.
Sat, Sep 27
Millions of cigarettes are intercepted at the border each year, and the methods criminal organisations are using to smuggle them are growing more sophisticated, Customs says.
Thu, Sep 25
Yvonne Tahana attended much of the murder trial and reflects on the harrowing evidence heard in court room 6.
Tue, Sep 23
Sports Editor Abby Wilson on the Clevedon man's quest to go way past the current world record.
Other Sport
Sun, Sep 21
A building insurance expert says the government's plans to shake up the building and construction sector will lead to more homeowners footing large bills for shonky building.
Sat, Sep 20
The eight women in their mid-20s don't share food or shop together, which means jockeying for space in the fridges and pantry shelves.
The Black Ferns may be chasing World Cup glory in Bristol, but back at Ponsonby Rugby Club, the next wave is already lacing up their boots.
Sport
Fri, Sep 19
Locals fear return of dust storms and dry bores under fast-track hydro proposal, while Contact Energy says move could cut emissions and ease power prices.
Environment
Sun, Sep 14
Only 42% of people voted in the last local elections, but your council is responsible for everything from traffic lights to bin collection.
Sat, Sep 13
Pacific Correspondent Barbara Dreaver investigates the drug-fuelled increase in cases of HIV in Fiji, and what the country is doing to tackle the problem.
