Victor Waters is a 1News Sports Reporter. He focuses on accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, as well as gender and racial issues, often highlighting social interest topics within the sports community. Victor's work has been featured in RNZ, Sun Media Limited, New Zealand Herald, and Daily News-Sun.
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By: Victor Waters
A total of six of the pests have been found, including four queens and two males.
Actor Te Kohe Tuhaka has paid tribute to late filmmaker and mentor Lee Tamahori, describing him as a trailblazer for Māori in cinema.
The pilot, who has military experience in the SAS, was the first civilian to land on Whakaari after the eruption.
By: Victor Waters
By Victor Waters of RNZ Warning: This story includes content that may be distressing to some readers.
By: Victor Waters
A native freshwater fish thought to be lost from Auckland's wetlands has resurfaced after more than a decade of searching.
By: Victor Waters
Counsel for the bereaved families and survivors says the question still remains - was it ever appropriate to run tours on Whakaari/White Island during volcanic alert level two?
The battlelines have been drawn in Biosecurity New Zealand's war against the yellow-legged hornet , but there's some suggestion they should be widened before a population takes hold.
Advanced tracking technology from the Netherlands to trace hornets back to their nests is set to be introduced by Biosecurity New Zealand in the next phase of the eradication project.
OPINION – We live in complex times, where our nation continues to reflect on the meaning of equality, opportunity and justice. Yet, despite challenges, I believe deeply in the enduring power of …
