Fox wins breakthrough title
One-way traffic in final as Kiwi No 1 clinches breakthrough victory in Perth.
Pike evidence missing
A cover was blown to the surface in one of the deadly explosions. Now it's missing.
Quake mum's triple tragedy
Her son died in the quake, her grandson got leukemia - now she has months to live.
Boult fined for swearing
Star Black Caps bowler fined 15 per cent of his match fee after umpires' report.
Sex-for-rent targets
It's riskier than prostitution, and students and backpackers are most likely to suffer.
The case against home ownership
OPINION: It's been a wild ride for home buyers recently. But does it still make sense to buy a house?
'We'll miss her dearly'
Family pay tribute to Sarah Mayne, 48, after she was found dead in a Wellington lagoon.
Beach toileting costs tourist
Woman caught pants down says her camper van was so full she couldn't get to the loo.
New year, new Simon
OPINION: The National leader doesn't look like a PM in waiting yet, but he's working on it.
How the barber came to NZ
They worked in orchards and then his dad went on to a job at the meatworks, where the barber's sisters now work.
Hunt for the Port Hills arsonist
Two years on from the Port Hills fires, are we any closer to discovering who was responsible?
Cleaner's Nelson fire heroics
Marg Goff proved she's a born leader during the Nelson fire, taking charge of a 400-person volunteer effort.
Fixing vocational education
Some polytechnics are flying high; others are a dead weight. Can a plan to bring them together fix the sector's woes?
How he became a barber
Zeb who tells how the young and untrained barber Peleti Oli-Alainu'uese convinced her to give him a job.
Actor denies planning own attack
Empire's Jussie Smollett 'devastated' at rumours he planned the homophobic, racial assault on himself.
Tinder stalker left mirror message
Police felt compelled to take down violent Paul Lambert .
Trump's Nobel nomination
Japan's PM reportedly nominated Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize, after a request from the US to do so.
No more low-skill jobs, please
"Horrific" apprenticeship completion rates for Māori and Pasifika students cause for concern.
Fired employee's 'hell show'
It was Daniel Hancock's first job. He was threatened and then sacked, and he's still fighting for justice.
Fallout from the fire
It's usually the busiest month of the year. But John Butler is cutting his staff hours.
How secret is a 'public' inquiry?
OPINION: Waitangi Day pictures of Kiwi troops in Taji symptomatic of now-you-see-it, now-you-can't NZDF attitude.
Wintec employees the real heroes
They knew it wasn't right and took a stand - three years later their story is being told.
Why Meghan's been cast as a villain
OPINION: Branded everything from a social climber to "the new Yoko", Meghan's take-down is, sadly, not surprising.
Mum's grief after losing daughter
PM sends heartfelt note to grieving family after suspected suicide of beloved daughter and mother of two.
Is sex with robots the way of the future?
You might be grossed out by the idea of sex with a robot, but the concept has a long history.
Top tech for a road trip
A happy road trip with children means being prepared, here are some tips to keep them occupied and quiet.
The case for Facebook regulation
OPINION: It's too big to be allowed to do whatever it likes.
Roger Walker cottage delights
This award-winning house among olive trees was designed by architect Roger Walker for his sister-in-law.
Castle fuels house tour fever
It took five years to build but some lucky people can now step inside Dot's incredible castle.
Look what landed in Island Bay
'Don't disregard it because it's different.' Here's a Star Wars fantasy with few straight walls.
Ditching friends the harsh way
OPINION: Sure, you could just slide into the distance. But that's less final - and I want it to be final.
Why Meghan's been cast as a villain
OPINION: Branded everything from a social climber to "the new Yoko", Meghan's take-down is, sadly, not surprising.
Art & Matilda married, pregnant
The Bachelor couple ties the knot and announces they've got a little one on the way.
Get to the bottom of your pain
Unexpected pain can mean a number of things so it's important to act quickly.
Mourning pets is brutal
OPINION: Rosie, the love of my life, died in November. She was 13. I'd give just about anything to hear her bark one more time.
We're in a 'dry' spell
ADVICE: I feel old, unfit and have quit porn. How do I make my partner feel wanted?
Turmeric granola cakes
Fresh turmeric turns these oaty muffins a gorgeous gold. What a way to start the day.
Soft fish tortillas
Roll them, stuff them: it really is that easy. Tortillas are happy to make friends with any number of fillings.
'About $1 million a fruitfly'
Cost of fruit fly discovery revealed by minister who says trading partners have also been notified of the issue.
Pungarehu Golf Club battlers aren't sheepish
Some golf clubs do raffles to raise funds. A rural Taranaki golf club keeps sheep on its course to sell.
Dancing with the Stars' shaky start
Both the show's star announcements may be hanging up their dancing shoes before they've even begun.
Marlon Williams: 'Lucky he's incredible'
There were long lines for drinks and 'payment card' controversies, but no-one was complaining about Marlon.
Miranda Lambert's secret marriage
The country singer has moved on from Blake Shelton and married new love Brendan Mcloughlin.
Worst attractions in best cities
OPINION: These are the sights that I've been baffled by in cities I otherwise love.
Stray dogs and a rap battle
You probably haven't heard of Kars, in Turkey's far east, but you should go there all the same.
Along the Coast
Josh Martin finds the secret to la dolce vita on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
Melissa George returns to TV
"You've got to create things and to me, that's where true happiness comes from," the former Home and Away star says.
Rejoice; the school holidays are over
OPINION: More stressful than a 100-hour working week is having to entertain your kids over the school holidays.
Pungarehu Golf Club battlers aren't sheepish
Some golf clubs do raffles to raise funds. A rural Taranaki golf club keeps sheep on its course to sell.
Naked dinner at Auckland restaurant
REVIEW: It was just your run-of-the-mill Friday night dinner party - except everyone was naked.
Five car companies that should change their names
Here are five car makers we think would be better off changing their names.
Double bed with lane-keep assist
Now that Valentine's day is over, let's talk about the truth of long-term relationships: it's really hard to share space in bed and get a decent sleep.
Sunday Drive: Ford Mustang Bullitt
The Mustang Bullitt is Ford's tribute to one of the best car chases ever filmed. It's a damn good car too.
Instagram's bullying culture
OPINION: Teens are being bullied and manipulated online by strangers and friends - we need to stop it.
I denied my cultural identity
OPINION: I lost my identity and was bullied for being a Taiwanese Kiwi. But I learned to stand up for myself.
No NZ history, no identity
OPINION: Our ancestors planted the seeds, it's our job to nurture them into trees of knowledge.
Missed kicks sting
Blues, Chiefs and Waratahs fans have plenty in common after round one of Super Rugby.
No Warriors return for Johnson
Shaun Johnson may have to find another NRL club, but a return to the Warriors won't happen.
Concussion controversy clouds softball final
Policy change to be considered after doctors clear pitcher felled by a hit to his face.
Our kaimoana is on acid
Climate change is altering pH levels in the ocean, threatening our beloved kaimoana.
Home truths from The Bug Man
OPINION: Oscar Kightley tracks down The Bug Man to find out what's so imortant about our creepy-crawlies.
Remove the Kuggeleijn barricade
OPINION: NZC has barricaded Kuggeleijn from the media since his second trial. There have been no words of remorse.
Parliament's 'culture of harassment'
Report shows more than half of women MPs have experienced sexist and humiliating comments - much of it from other MPs.
NZ Cricket's shameful silence
OPINION: A budding sportsman treats a woman like an utter piece of trash and now he's a hero. Are we OK with that?
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5:2 creator's new diet
Can intermittent fasting help you lose weight quickly and safely? And can you actually stick to it? Dr Michael Mosley has a new book.
Why Radio Rhema thrives
Rhema Media's ability to be an early adopter of broadcasting has helped it thrive for decades.
Is MAFS Mike running his own page?
How does that saying go? Love yourself first and everything else falls into line....
Tauranga reno convinced family to stay
Returning to Tauranga after a spell in the city wasn't in this homeowner's plan, until a reno changed everything.
My Food Bag founder's garden
When you're a high-powered entrepreneurial couple, quality leisure time is priceless.
In Season: Food ideas with a real summer flavour
Witt chef tutor Paul "Sully" Sullivan has preserved memories of summer.
Jelly islands and more in Taste Arcade
Edible islands, floating salads and more will make up a food extravaganza on Wellington's waterfront.
Earlobe fillers are now a thing
"These are really young, fashionable women who are wearing large statement earrings that can be quite heavy."
5 hot hat trends for summer
Even if you're not a "hat person", here's 5 ways to bring your style to another level.
Fashion editors' shameful buys
Feeling guilty about splurging on an impractical item you just had to have? You're not alone.
Facing a burnout? Here's what to do
Feeling overwhelmed with work, life and the rest? Us too. Here are some insights and tips to help put the brakes on the stress express.
Chinese tourists warned about NZ
China-watchers see a political agenda behind warnings about the dangers of NZ.
