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.
Modelling can be a lucrative business, but it hasn't proved profitable for a Christchurch teen. She is the face of a spray tan clinic problem is no one asked if they could use her image!
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.
An act of cruelty costs 12 calves their lives and leaves a farmer thousands of pocket. Plus, new technology has left a very feisty 90-year-old vulnerable.
Tonight, there's trouble brewing in the Love Soup Kitchen. For years they've been feeding the needy, but now they're the victims of a hostile takeover by a self-titled Maori Queen.
Tonight on Fair Go: When is a Kiwi not a Kiwi? For 55 years Liz Young has called New Zealand home, but now she's a stranger in her own land. We investigate a case of bureaucracy gone mad!
Tonight on Fair Go, a new road, heavy downpours and rising flood waters have combined to cause a world of pain for those mourning lost loved ones in the tiny township of Foxton.
Our spectacular scenery has made New Zealand a hit with nature lovers and adventure seekers. But popularity comes at a price. Living next door to a tourist hot spot has got neighbours steamed up!
Are you a gamer? Are you thinking of leaving the country? Well, if you want to avoid staring at a blank screen, you might want to read the fine print of those PlayStation downloads.
Tonight on Fair Go: The inconvenience of no public convenience! A restaurant owner is sick of his property- inside and out- being used as a public toilet.
Final: The Fair Go Ad Awards is back with a twist! This year marks 40 years since Fair Go hit TV screens, so we've asked kids to take something from the 1970s and sell it to a 2017 audience.
A lost family heirloom causes a world of pain! For more than 100 years a WW1 bayonet was treasured by a family. Now, due to an honest mistake, it could be destroyed by Customs.
Fair Go returns tonight with the first of two half hour specials celebrating 40 years of fighting for the little; reflecting on the laughs, tears and moments that have made Fair Go a hit for 40 years.
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.
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!
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?
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.
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.
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!
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.
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?
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?
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 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.
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.
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.