Secret witness: The shadow man
7:35 PM Double murderer's lies helped send David Tamihere to jail for the murders of two women.
Abuser's grip on victim
Mum who survived abuse must meet her 'terrifying' ex alone because of his rights.
Triple fatal: driver's family 'broken'
8:42 PM Haydn Clark sent a message to his girlfriend: "Sorry gab love u won't b 2 long". An hour later, he was dead.
Hayward retires from test duty
19 min ago Midfielder Pippa Hayward retires after helping Black Sticks to gold at the Comm Games.
Did mag Photoshop Will and Kate?
7:43 PM TV host Hilary Barry has no time for the cover of Woman's Day's special royal edition.
A probation officer's struggles
Probation officers deal with stress, anxiety, high case loads and bureaucracy. I had to quit.
How has Cabinet scored?
ANALYSIS: Six months into the job and we look at which Cabinet ministers are up, down - or invisible.
Police sting boy racers
Dozens of cars have been ordered off the road since Easter in a police crackdown on boy racers in Christchurch.
'I thought I'd lost her'
A woman spent two weeks in an induced coma due to a mysterious E. Coli infection.
Auckland transport fix: Key facts
Here are all they key details on the massive project aimed at fixing Auckland's transport woes.
Heavy Metal: Murder on a Sunday
From the makers of Black Hands comes a new story of murder, dodgy deals and a murky past.
The big spender
Self-improvement guru Sally Anderson says she wants to help people, but some believe she does more harm than good.
'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.
Women soften Kim's image
7:56 PM North Korea's Kim Jong Un puts the spotlight on the women in his life to boost the image of his authoritarian regime.
Serial killer 'an ex cop'
For decades US police hunting the Golden State killer searched for a "needle in the haystack". But suspect was one of them.
Trump lawyer chooses silence
Embattled lawyer Michael Cohen will use his right against self-incrimination in Stormy Daniels lawsuit.
What Bezos spends US$1b on
Amazon CEO's worth $127 billion, and there's only one way to spend that much money.
Privacy issue with Vector app
A glitch in electricity provider Vector's app reveals customers' names, emails, locations and phone numbers.
Transport spend to benefit regions
$28 billion transport spend will benefit more than just Aucklanders, economist says.
Facebook profit soars 63%
Advertisers and users still flock to Facebook - it just made US$5 billion in three months.
Facebook reveals why it bans
It was just one page in 2008 - now a decade on, Facebook's content policy and moderation guidelines number 27 pages.
My Box sold to Chinese buyer
The firm has been involved in a legal dispute with Sky over claims it is pre-loaded with piracy software.
Keeping the faith with church reno
A rural Christchurch couple have lovingly restored a former church into a home with heart and soul.
A desert oasis for under $10K
A US couple purchased this bohemian retreat for less than the price of a second-hand car.
Julie Andrews' home - $47m
The Sound of Music star's former Belgravia mansion has been listed for a phenomenal price.
Caffeine dangerous in pregnancy
Bad news for caffeine addicts: drinking caffeine while pregnant has been linked to weight gain in early childhood.
What new mums really look like
7:19 PM OPINION: I'm stoked Kate was able to step out smiling and coiffed hours after giving birth. But could she really be bothered?
Meghan welcomed with a hongi
Prince Harry's fiancee takes part in traditional Māori ceremony during Anzac Day commemorations in London.
How to end toilet training anxiety
"Sometimes there can be no more ruthless a judge than another mother whose son is happily running around in his undies."
Is walking enough exercise?
Is a nice stroll enough to confer the life-saving benefits we know come from exercise?
Syphillis doubled in NZ since 2015
Latest figures suggest we could be on the brink of a significant outbreak of syphillis. No wonder the Ministry of Health is concerned.
Chicken & dahl nice as Puy
For a light and healthy meal, try this fragrant, tasty chicken served with a delicious dahl.
'Selfie coffees' reach NZ
Fancy a selfie on the foamy top of your latte?
$3.30 for one kiwifruit in China
China is the home of kiwifruit, but the Chinese can't get enough of the Kiwi-grown variety.
Dairy farmers key to revolution
There will still be a place for pastoral farmers when future farming arrives in cities.
Kiwi artist nominated for Turner Prize
6 min ago Fijian-NZ artist Luke Willis Thompson depicted a woman who was shot by police in his work nominated for the UK art award.
Stunned by 'catty' MKR teams
Even chef Colin Fassnidge is shocked by the bad behavior and unfair voting happening this season.
Doc Edge's must-see movies
8:34 PM From a look at the life and works of Steven Spielberg to an ordinary Aussie seeking fame in Japan, these are the docos you must not miss.
Was flying better 50 years ago?
Flyers may have had more room, but they also had little entertainment, cigarette smoke and higher fares.
'There's nowhere like Niue'
A warm greeting is guaranteed on the tropical island that confounds expectations.
China looks to hybrid motoring
Amid the glitz and glamour of the new cars, China's push for hybrids at its car show could change the landscape.
Volvo's new XC40 a mixed bag
The Volvo XC40 T5 may be stylish, but it's not as sporty as the power and wheels would have you make out. But it could have orange carpet.
No salespeople, just cars - the lot of the future
Coffee, sushi and new cars now available in one shopping strip as Mazda looks to shake up the car retail model.
Battling a food addiction
I can think of nothing but what to put in my mouth next. I can't see any way to break this cycle.
Diagnosis to surgery in days
After a routine check-up, I was told I could be dead within six months.
Lam slaughtering defences
Hurricanes speedster prefers to spend his time away from the field in the slow lane.
Hawks beat Sharks in opener
12 min ago Dion Prewester scored 20 as the Hawke's Bay Hawks got off to a winning start in the NBL.
OKC rally to extend series
They trailed huge in the third quarter, but emerged clear winners in the end against the Utah Jazz.
Awful April over for Twyford
OPINION: His news of petrol hikes incensed Kiwis everywhere but today the transport minister had some gain from that pain.
Netball not the only school sport
OPINION: The Black Ferns' biggest star was banned from playing school rugby. That time is over.
Another man waging war on women
OPINION: The "incel" mindset is a turducken of toxic masculinity, entitlement, self obsession and rank misogyny.
The All Black cast as a coward
OPINION: All Black Donald Cobden was treated shamefully by stuffy selectors.
Tracking Patagonia's wild horses
Helen Cordery is "glamping" in a pristine wilderness at the edge of the world.
The forgotten Titanic survivors
Why you've never heard of six Chinese men who survived the sinking of the Titanic.
The ancient tourist site altering history
Diriyah may not feature on many bucket lists, but Saudi Arabia is hoping to change perceptions.
Kiwi legionnaires remember
A group of Kiwis soldiers who fought for the French Foreign Legion will be observing their own historic battle this week.
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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.
'Sorry I tased you' cake
A US police officer has apologised for a work mishap by bringing a firefighter a cake iced with an unusual message: "Sorry I tased you."
Leave your onesies at home
Your pyjamas, onesies and gumboots are not welcome at this cinema - and now the whole world knows.
Firefighters save daring dogs
Two small dogs sparked a firefighter call out after becoming trapped on a ledge in Kerikeri.
A story about a stoned raccoon
An unusual pair showed up, pre-dawn, at rural US fire station last week.
A dad joke gone horribly wrong
OPINION: Playing around with threats of violence and treating young women as property just isn't funny.
Stop the epidural shaming
OPINION: I could probably handle a drug-free labour and delivery - I just don't want to. And I shouldn't have to.
Realities of a blended family
Blended families are an exercise in commitment, compromise and coping with chaos.
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.
Ask an expert: Italy
I did a Contiki tour in my 20s and want to go back to explore properly. What should I do?
Tracking wild horses in Patagonia
Helen Cordery is "glamping" in a pristine wilderness at the edge of the world.
Family ditches Hutt for Asia
How the Blacks packed up their regular life to "worldschool" their children.
Kiwi cyclist stranded
Adam Glover has ridden up and down North and South America but has hit a major hurdle ahead of his return to NZ.