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Improving social connection in Porirua, expanding community transport in the Bay of Plenty and building robots in Otago are among the latest projects funded by the Age friendly Fund. Office for Seniors Director, Diane Turner said initiatives aimed ...

Teachers say an increasing number of children will return to school without the very basics this year, with the cost-of-living crisis deepening poverty in many communities. KidsCan surveyed its partner schools, with hundreds sharing heart-wrenching stories: ...

Throwaway vapes will be banned in Britain under plans to tackle the rise in young people vaping and protect children’s health.

A controversial spa complex erected by Covid hero Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter is due to be torn down following a court battle - with neighbours saying it's made them a 'laughing stock'

The two residents of Saltcoats, North Ayrshire, won the weekly Millionaire Street prize, which is worth £250,000. One lucky local raked in £750,000 after playing with three tickets

KLANG: Scammers are starting to target animal welfare organisations, and the first victims include the Paws Animal Welfare Society, Second Chance Animal Society, and Hope Johor.

In this weeks show well be delving into the dubious activities of a number of British charities who have been raising funds for Israeli soldiers engaged in genocide in Gaza.

This year’s Selwyn Relay For Life event committee is very much a family affair, with no less than five family members involved in the event and a sixth family member handing over the mantle of chair to this year’s new chairperson: George Inwood. ...

The nonprofit says its warehouse shelves are nearly bare and donations are desperately needed.

Russell Cook fears he won't be able to complete the challenge without permission to enter Algeria after running 12,000km in 278 days, as MP's urged the African nation to let him in