New Zealand's best known dancer and choreographer, Douglas Wright. The key to being a great dancer, says Wright, is to not be afraid of your dark emotions. Which is fortunate, because for Wright, darkness has been a constant. 60 Minutes first met Wright while researching a story on euthanasia. Tired of his depression and his HIV, and perhaps also his sense of failure, Wright rang reporter Paula Penfold to say he wanted to get a suicide drug from Mexico. But amid all this darkness is some light. The good news is that Wright is back from the brink, and as Penfold discovers, it’s his love of dance that saved his life.
When news broke of substandard French-made breast implants rupturing at an alarming rate, women in New Zealand were reassured they very likely had nothing to worry about.
“New Zealanders eat cats.” That's what they are saying in the seaside village of La Flotte in Western France.
Turia Pitt was a successful long-distance runner competing in an ultra-marathon race through the Kimberley in Australia when she got engulfed in flames from a bushfire.
Hayden Te Wao is so big he has been deemed a threat to national security in Australia and been deported back to New Zealand.
Is sugar poisonous? New research coming out of some of America's most respected institutions is starting to find that sugar is a toxin and could be a driving force behind some of the Western world’s leading killers, including heart disease.
Brynne, Savannah and Tess are exorcists – all-American school girls who slay demons in their spare time.
What is Pete Bethune up to now? Believe it or not, his latest project is his most dangerous, some would say foolhardy, yet.
After 40 tumultuous years together, Aerosmith is one of the last great American rock bands standing.
From the start, he was branded the Honeymoon Killer. The Australian police were convinced Gabe Watson murdered his wife Tina while diving on the Great Barrier Reef, and the media and public agreed.
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