With land prices soaring and building space at a premium, every square metre counts. But what happens when the surveyors stuff up and the square meterage on your land title is wrong?
Growing your own veggies can transform a kid's attitude to cabbage, worms and the world. But a Christchurch school's efforts to turn part of the playground into a pantry has been less than fruitful.
The bureaucrats have declared war on the Kiwi cake stall, but are they really a public health menace? And we meet a Kiwi artist whose patience is wearing thin with NZ Post.
A professional wedding fails to deliver leaving a bride in tears. And purchasing and sending flowers online is popular, but there really are some rotten internet delivery services out there...
Is your car insured for 'agreed' value? Well, your interpretation of 'agreed' could be very different to your insurance companies and it could cost you a small fortune.
Final: Following last week's Ad Awards, tonight the Kids' Awards breaks tradition, with a special look at how plastic is choking our shores and creeping into the food chain.
The businessman who repairs second-hand cell phones but then leaves his customers out of pocket and without their phone. Plus, what can and can't you take on a plane as carry-on luggage?
How much does it cost you every time you go to the doctor? Under 13's should be free right? Well one mum was puzzled when she had to pay for her ten year old daughter. So just what are the rules?
Do you worry about getting hit by a car? You might want to check your insurance policy! We meet a pedestrian who was hit by an car and, eighteen months later, hit with a bill for damages.
For those in the business of making honey, there's nothing more sought after than hills covered with Manuka. But its healing powers have done little for neighbourly relations in Wanganui.
Is your glass shower a ticking time bomb? Are you being exposed to danger when you are at your most vulnerable. We investigate an explosive product failure.
Modelling is a glamorous industry, but there's also an ugly side. We track down a modelling agent that has got a talent for taking money off those wanting to make a name for themselves.
The fear of missing out can make people reach deep into their pockets, but how and why is it OK for concert tickets to be re-sold at up to 20-times their face value?
Returning: We all love celebrating those special events with a bottle of good kiwi wine - but is it really made from New Zealand grapes? You might want to check the fine print.
Every seven minutes a house or business is burgled in New Zealand. It is the reason more and more people are installing monitored alarms, but are they really being monitored?
Picture this: you're on your big OE, you break a leg and your travel insurance company says, 'sorry that's not fully covered - it's baggage'. It sounds too ridiculous to be true, but it isn't!
Shoplifting is a million dollar problem, but do retailers have the right to randomly bag search unsuspecting customers? Is it an invasion of privacy? Is it even legal?
Some scientists reckon protein-packed creepy crawlies will be the food of our future. If that leaves you squeamish, you'll be shocked to learn how many bugs we eat every year.
Tonight on Fair Go we're talking water it's essential for survival, but do those profiting from it leave us vulnerable? And wedding etiquette what are the do's and don'ts of getting hitched?
Ever wondered how easy it is to get chucked off a plane? Well, as a Rotorua mum found out, it really is quite easy if you've travelled overseas for weight loss surgery.