Sunday

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[Kim Baker Wilson @kimbakerwilson]

The start of @SundayTVNZ, and tonight, its end.

TVNZ's Sunday signs off for the final time.

https://t.co/eMEZGg0ero

[Conor Whitten @ConorWhittenTV]

There it is. The last ever @SundayTVNZ

This show has always been about New Zealanders’ stories, and I’m proud we could go out with one like this. It takes bravery to face this kind of heartbreak, and even more to forgive.

https://t.co/iomEbltpix

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

Our last-ever show.
@TVNZ

[Miriama Kamo @MiriamaKamo]

It’s breaking my heart, but this is the second to last Sunday. What’s awesome though is the lineup, here’s one our stories tonight

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

Have you ever noticed someone at the pharmacy drinking from a small cup or little brown bottle?

More than 5,000 Kiwis take methadone every day for opioid use disorder.

@MavaMoayyed explores how opioid addiction happens.

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

Over a thousand Kaikoura seals dead in just the past 7 months - what's going on ?

Scientists seek answers over deaths of Kaikōura seals

https://t.co/3GiK86TKqr

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

We're still here whānau! This week we report from Kaikōura's iconic coastline where an ecological alarm bell is ringing.

Real stories, real issues and real people. We'd love you to join us, 7.30pm Sunday on TVNZ1 and TVNZ+

[Lianne Dalziel @LianneDalziel]

My @NewsroomNZ column asks who will now investigate the case of Billy Guyton …and all the rest of the stories? The loss of @SundayTVNZ is immeasurable and our nation will be poorer for it https://t.co/lcFcmQBLGp

[Tania Page @taniapage]

There isn't really much more to say other than how gutted I am and also grateful to have spent a few years working with a bunch of very talented peeps.

[Conor Whitten @ConorWhittenTV]

Thank you to everyone who watched, called, wrote and supported us - and especially all those brave New Zealanders who shared their stories with @SundayTVNZ

It's been the privilege of a lifetime to be a part of this team. ❤️

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

@Anika_Moa Thank you for watching and appreciating Anika.

[Jack Tame @jacktame]

This is a remarkable and tragic story.
@MarkCrysell and the @SundayTVNZ team have been covering CTE in rugby players for years. You get the sense we will look back at this issue in years to come and question why more wasn't done sooner.
https://t.co/9T71SOXJBt

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

@Jess_Roden Thrilled for you & for P!

[Jessica Roden @Jess_Roden]

A moving, honest story on our friend Billy. This one will stick with me forever. No one does this better than @SundayTVNZ

[Philip Moon @grandadseye]

Billy Guyton’s cry for help on Sunday tonight another example of why this programme should continue.
@SundayTVNZ

https://t.co/ubJBiDA7QH

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

@cindybax Thank you . It cements the legacy of Sunday. @MarkCrysell
No one can ever claim the show didn’t do nation-changing work.

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

Leading his "little boy to an early death" - Billy Guyton's whānau want player welfare at the forefront of rugby.

@MarkCrysell @TVNZ @NZRugby

[🐾Vik🐾 ✨🌕🌘✨ @GoldenHelikaon]

How many stories about CTE are going to appear on @SundayTVNZ and other shows? Because it doesn't see like the sporting bodies actually care all that much that people, mostly men, are dying from traumatic brain injuries due to playing contact sports.

[Sunday @SundayTVNZ]

Billy Guyton's generous act before his tragic death could have a lasting impact on rugby

https://t.co/tK2JJdRolI