
Raid stuns charity store: 'They came for money, they smashed my safe'
'I know people get desperate, but what they did here wasn’t desperation.'
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Ticket demand has smashed last year’s totals just two weeks after going on sale.
Gumboot Friday has funded more than 137,000 free youth counselling sessions.
'The guys, knowing where the proceeds go, worked really hard to get in shape.'
The Gisborne-based service has shut after decades of supporting local older people.
The Kerikeri foodbank's shuttering has left local whānau struggling for kai.
The 50-year-old received the honour for services to sport and charity.
Ozzy Osbourne died in July aged 76 after living with Parkinson’s for decades.
While pretty clued up on most things, Shaun Wallace does have an 'Achilles heel'.
The community pitched in to ensure a South Island triumph.
Katie Oliver joins Herald Now to share how the TheHits Breakfast team is helping Kidscan. Video / Herald Now
The project started with ex-USAid employee Denise Mortimer drawing her own dog.
Ex-Black Fern Becky Wood joined the shoot after seeing her own mum battle breast cancer.
Teenager who rushed Twickenham after All Blacks' RWC triumph reflects, a decade on.
Ryan Fox’s charity event returns to Royal Auckland and Grange on December 12.
The Chase is on for the Dark Destroyer to raise some serious money for Cure Kids.
The Mowbray family has donated $1.5m to help couples desperate to have a baby.
Both sisters now face pressure to distance themselves from their parents’ scandals.
MSH insists a payment from Maersk was a transparent donation, not profit from the rescue.
Profits from the 45ha Bay of Plenty orchard will support global church work.
Host Sonia Gray has worked on lotto for 20 years. She's never, ever touched the machine.
The 79-year-old Academy Award winner passed away on October 11.
Proton was gifted by a Polish breeder who plans to auction the Arabian for charity.
She’s volunteered with Camp Quality since 2010, supporting kids living with cancer.
With the support of a city, and 11 cups of coffee, Chris Jarvis pushed through the night.
The 15yo suffered severe burns after coming into contact with overhead powerlines.
Her new essay warns of an 'epidemic of disconnection' caused by technology.
Chris Jarvis will make coffee non-stop for 24 hours at Bay Espresso Hastings.
BestStart is the largest operator in the early childhood sector, with over 260 centres.
A Kerikeri charity ball is being held to raise funds for the Breast Cancer Foundation.