Fair go is used to dealing with land disputes, but this weeks is a doozy! To make a point, we end up parking a Portaloo outside the Waikato District Council! Why? You'll have to watch to find out.
New Zealand has become a dumping ground for Aussie wrecks - statutory write-offs, too unsafe to be driven across the ditch, but on sale, right here, right now! We investigate the Aussie imports.
This week, a Fair Go special a show all about the ugly legacy of methamphetamine. We go inside a contaminated house and try and make sense of the messy clean-up business.
They say your wedding is supposed to be the happiest day of your life. So, what happens when the big day is ruined by a bridal dress horror story? And do we really know how much sugar is in our food?
When did the Kiwi fry-up turn into a boil-up? We investigate allegations some of New Zealand's bacon manufacturers are pumping water into the meat to boost profits.
A 6-year old girl is badly burned by a scorching hot pie. How hot is too hot? And we hit the road and head South South Island that is in search of cheap fuel.
Returning: Are you having problems making your home a no-fly-zone? Fair Go investigates accusations that household fly spray doesn't work. Plus, are fast food burgers really immortal?
Tonight on Fair Go; The difference between "free" and "no cost", renting issues and radio microphone changes that will affect 30,000 users. Plus, what does the property squeeze mean for those struggling to get on the property ladder?
They are amongst some of the poorest kids in New Zealand. They worked hard, fundraised for months and raised thousands for some new Kapa Haka outifts - but someone has taken the cash and done a runner.
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?
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.
Fair Go investigates the competition contestants feel was impossible to win; Gordon traces the colourful story of a man with four names; and can landlords increase rent any time they want?
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.
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?
For years they've maintained the land as their own. They've planted veggies, fruit trees and beautiful gardens! Now they're being railroaded off it by KiwiRail!
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?
The star of a road safety advertisement ends up in the driving seat of a real life drama! This is one of the worst car sales stories we've ever come across.
Is EQC secrecy out of control? Five years on from the Christchurch earthquake and the rumblings continue. Why are people being denied the right to know how much the repairs cost on their home?
We go in search of the man behind the Home Funding Group which has left some wannabe homeowners seriously out of pocket. Plus, If you won a trip to Rarotonga, would you expect it to include airfares?
Do we need tougher lemon laws? If you bought a brand new car and it spent 6-months off the road in the first two and a half years would you want a refund? When is enough, enough?
Would you hand the keys to your house to a total stranger? Probably not! So, why would you entrust the keys to your car to a parking attendant a stranger in a fluoro jacket?