Warriors' fairytale continues
In front of over 18,000, the Warriors beat the Dragons for their sixth win in seven games.
'Cancer', then silence
Colin found out he had liver cancer on March 14. But no-one would tell him how bad it was. He's waited, kept it quiet to all.
Why killer street racer avoided jail
It's caused outrage. But experts say sentence for causing four deaths in street race is fair.
Behind the magician's curtain
SPOILER ALERT: Rabbits, hats, locked locked chests. The secrets behind five magic tricks.
Arsene Wenger quits Arsenal
Manager who led Premier League football club for 22 years says time's right to go.
Suzy Cato, our queen, arrives
OPINION: With a single snake-hip in a gold cami top, she just re-wrote our childhoods.
Driver's speed and drug past
A married couple in their 60s and 20-year-old man die in crash that leaves another person fighting for life.
Teenage girls attack, rob victim
Group of teenage girls assault a person, then use the bank card they stole from them.
Pulled from car before blast
He was lapsing in and out of consciousness in the flames. Just before the explosion, a pair reached him.
Warriors' stunning run continues
In front of over 18,000, the Warriors beat the Dragons for their sixth win in seven games.
Into the arms of strangers
The Wahine sinking claimed 53 lives, but everyday heroes saved many more.
The Better Man
The inside story of Joseph Parker's earnest defeat.
Heavy Metal: A family waits
Two decades ago Frances Muir got a call about her hardcase older brother. "He's dead." She still has questions.
'Just call it a terrible accident'
When Prayer Ready died, the Gloriavale leadership rallied around.
The Valley episode 1: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
Missing the target
ANALYSIS: Kudos to the Government for seeking answers to questions raised in Hit and Run but it has blatantly ignored an opportunity.
It's a boy for Barnaby Joyce
The baby at the centre of a relationship scandal that led to the former Australian deputy prime minister's resignation has arrived.
Putin's hooker quip to Trump
US President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin told him, 'we have some of the most beautiful hookers in the world'.
A story about a stoned raccoon
An unusual pair showed up, pre-dawn, at rural US fire station last week.
New dawn after oil and gas
It's not all doom and gloom for Taranaki when oil and gas comes to an end.
Our weird mortgage relationship
OPINION: Mega mortgages, tiny mortgages. They're all the same to Kiwi homeowners.
Beware Chinese 'pro shoppers'
Chinese shoppers hoping to cash in on consumer law breaches worry Kiwi food exporters.
New rules for Kiwi FB users
New Zealanders among 1.5b Facebook users to no longer be governed by European rules, reports say.
God of War: A modern masterpiece
It's not just the game of the year so far, it's arguably the best game of its generation - and we have a copy to give away.
An app for saving strangers
If you know CPR and want to be a hero, there's now an app for that.
Very little house on the prairie
Keith Lovelock spent about $8000, and a year of his life, renovating a rotting shed into a colonial-themed tiny house.
Storage secrets of the stylish
This Kiwi couple applied new thinking to an old problem.
Jungle house - the ultimate escape?
This house for sale appears to sit in a primeval jungle, and that's just what the owners wanted 40 years ago.
Best & worst dressed celebs
This week, Kylie Minogue finds the perfect fit, Amy Schumer hits a personal best and Britney needs a bigger size.
Queen Bey's yellow jersey
How Beyonce made a kumquat coloured jersey the most covetable fashion item to come out of Coachella.
How we justify pigging out
We all tend to have phrases we use to throw in the towel and give up on a goal we've set.
Boozy mum culture's gone too far
Addiction experts and those who have battled addiction themselves say the trend minimises the dangers of drinking to excess.
How much water do you need?
Eight glasses a day seems like a lot. Here's what the experts had to say about it.
Diary of a socially anxious teen
"I don't know if people know how crippling it is, the anxiety."
Make a gunfire breakfast
How rum became an integral part of the ANZAC Day celebration.
Skin creams made from deer milk
Landcorp is milking 80 red deer near Gore for milk powder and cosmetics trials.
Disaster response 'stronger'
Civil Defence is in a stronger position to deal with farming disasters, says Minister Chris Faafoi.
Harry Potter works out in NZ
The boy who lifted has been spotted at a gym in Auckland as he prepares for his role in Jason Lei Howden's Guns Akimbo.
From surgery to Survivor
A breast reduction op months before filming wasn't going to stop Josefien Maasdam from rising to the challenge of Survivor NZ.
Director's Cannes ban lifted
Seven years after his controversial Hitler comments, Lars Von Trier will return to Cannes.
Pilot pushed boundaries
Tammie Jo Shults, pilot at the helm of ill-fated Southwest flight, was determined to "break into the club" of male military aviators.
A guide to Air NZ disruptions
What you need to know if you're booked to travel internationally with the airline over the next few days.
A new life for the QE2
Grande dame of the seas will finally open as a floating luxury hotel moored off Dubai.
Aston Martin's proof of life
Most engaging Aston ever? Believe it or not, the latest Vantage might be just that.
Mercedes ute on and off NZ roads
New X-class premium pickup on sale in NZ from today: we drive the X 250d Power version.
Captur II - quirky and cheaper
French maker's baby SUV still colourful in many ways.
Capturing the last rays
The lighthouse at Pouto Peninsula is such a beautiful place to visit.
Flat to fabulous
Two years ago, this garden was flat, empty and covered in weeds. Now it's colourful, and constantly changing.
Super Rugby honours Anzacs
There's no comparison between a rugby match and what Anzacs endured on the battleground, ABs coach says.
McLaughlin second in practice session
Scott McLaughlin has finished second in both practice races at Phillip Island.
Shields seeking England release
Hurricanes skipper keen to be eligible for England's June tour of South Africa with a formal application made to NZ Rugby.
Blinded to hurt by my privilege
OPINION: Make no mistake, being brought up completely in line with your gender identity/sexual proclivity is an example of privilege.
An economic horror story
OPINION: The president may have unleashed global economic forces that he does not begin to understand.
Is Raelene up to the job?
OPINION: Rugby Australia boss fails in the Folau saga - and people in rugby league aren't surprised.
Waititi's comment too easy
OPINION: Are we really as racist as Taika Waititi's inflammatory comment suggests?
Perenara and Weber: life coaches
OPINION: All Blacks have the power to make the world a better place, and World Rugby should butt out.
Progress in war on wilding pines
Campaign to rid the high country of major fast-spreading infestation claims some success.
World's 10 most famous cinemas
Sit back and watch the latest blockbusters at these movie theatres worth travelling too.
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'Sexy' law students ranked online
A scathing report on sexism at Auckland University's Law School has sparked change.
Lawyers shocked from complacency
OPINION: Lawyers may not yet know how to fix their problem, but they know they have to find a way.
NZ finally says #metoo
OPINION: Hundreds of women have already come forward with harrowing sexual harassment stories, writes investigation head Alison Mau.
#MeTooNZ: Speaking out isn't easy
OPINION: Perpetrators of sexual harassment have long found safety in power. Now, women and men subjected to sexual harassment are finding power in the safety of numbers.
A story about a stoned raccoon
An unusual pair showed up, pre-dawn, at rural US fire station last week.
Wine fountain mooted for NZ
It would have a "tonne" of legal issues and productivity would drop by "200 per cent" - but imagine.
Tumbleweed overruns US town
Residents blocked out of their homes as infamous rolling hazards besieged a small US town.
Coach takes it on the chin
Boxing coach Jacob Rapira will have to keep his dyed beard for six weeks after a record Commonwealth medal haul.
When good mums are bad friends
OPINION: It's easy to think you won't change after having kids. But you will.
When can kids be home alone?
Do parents know their own children best, or is 14 a fair home alone age?
Don't judge me over son's bare feet
"You know that mum you're judging because her kid has no shoes or socks on at the store? Yeah, that's me."
Taking it slow down a French canal
Ann Chapman finds a world far removed from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Ask an expert: Scandinavia and Russia
City tours should cover the main sites but how should we spend our free days?
Wanaka: True Kiwi ski experience
When you first arrive in Wanaka, you’ll be rendered breathless, writes Ocean Patrice Belcher.
Insider tip: South of France
No matter how many times you visit, there's always something new to fall in love with.