M. Bovis farmer outs himself
Henk Smit stood in front of 600 farmers and put his hand up as the one struck by "disaster".
Crusaders cuff Canes
18 min ago Decimated by a sad comedy of injuries, the Crusaders proved why they are a real chance to retain their title.
Two incomes, no food
They're a tidily-dressed nuclear family, living in a modern home. Without help they'd "starve".
The first thing to buy to keep warm
9:22 PM Moisture's the biggest enemy, so prioritise shower domes and extractor fans.
At volcano meeting, racism erupted
"Speak in a language 99 per cent of us can understand," he yelled as te reo was uttered.
Guilty of tampering wife's parachute
In debt and wanting a new life with his lover, UK army sergeant concocted murder plan.
The unravelling of Arthur Parkin
In 1980, he assaulted a young girl. Her road to justice would take nearly 40 years.
Face 'de-gloved' in assault
Terrified victim apologised to occupants of van as her ex-partner rammed it repeatedly.
Prison after feeding false story
He tried to cover up with a story of being assaulted. 10 days later, his phone with child exploitation images was handed in.
Signs of moose life
Half a century since a moose was last photographed in NZ, broken branches in Fiordland suggest they're still here.
NZ's 100-year moose hunt
Ten Canadian moose landed here more than 100 years ago. A few intrepid Kiwis have been searching the Fiordland wilderness for them ever since.
Caught: Slavery on the high seas
When you buy sashimi or order tuna at a restaurant, you should know its origins - and what conditions the people who caught it endured.
How they make old fish look fresh
The bright red tuna in many sushi shops looks fresh - but it could be months old.
Fishing by forced labour
Tuna caught by modern-day slaves in the Pacific Ocean is "almost certainly" landing in NZ.
Aus may revisit NZ refugee deal
Australia's home affairs minister is willing to consider NZ offer to resettle refugees detained offshore - on one condition.
Restaurant bomb in Canada
At least 15 people have been injured in explosion a restaurant in the city of Mississauga near Toronto.
Parachute murder attempt
UK army sergeant heavily in debt wanted a new life with his lover, so he tampered with his wife's parachute.
Here's how to cut your petrol bill
Hint: It doesn't involve driving to a spot between Taupō and Rotorua.
Ryman founder cashes up $10m
Ryman founder Kevin Hickman and his wife Joanna have cashed up a portion of their shares to spend on other interests.
NZ Post doubles up
NZ Post has consolidated its number of sorting hubs meaning some letters travel twice the distance.
Pokie 'game-change'
Pubs and clubs trial facial recognition technology to block problem gamblers.
Amazon defends facial recognition
Tech giant says customers need to be 'reasonable' after initially offering no comment.
Grand old lady of Riccarton
Up a leafy driveway in Riccarton, the Deans family homestead has been beautifully restored.
This weekend's garden tasks
Winter is coming. Get ready for frosts; divide and replant rhubarb; prune raspberries; and keep on weeding.
Teaching Meghan the royal rules
From Kate and Camilla to Samantha "The Panther", the new duchess has quite the team to help her settle in.
Ask your doctor more questions
Even when doctors suggest treatments we don't think we need, we don't ask questions.
Best & worst dressed celebs
Lea Seydoux nails old-school glamour, Demi Lovato needs a new stylist and Katy Perry embraces "glam gran" style.
Cut booze, bacon to avoid cancer
Major study reveals ditching alcohol, bacon and sugary drinks can reduce cancer risk by 40 per cent.
Avoid the mid-life crisis
Not everyone splashes out on a racy convertible or dumps their partner for a newer model, but mid-lifers commonly wonder, is this it?
At 27, she was a 'skeleton'
After 15 years of anorexia, Millie Thomas had the bones of an 80-year-old, her body eating itself from the inside out.
Winter porridge put to the test
We went looking and found some of the best porridge in Christchurch.
Lincoln's joint $206m facility delayed
A joint $206 million Lincoln University and AgResearch facility at the Lincoln campus will start construction later this year,
Farmers easy scapegoats
OPINION: Farmers in New Zealand have somehow become a public whipping boy.
Star Wars: A watcher's guide
OPINION: Where does the latest star Wars film fit in the ever sprawling universe of Star Wars movies?
Film 'normalising' sex abuse
Kids' movie featuring a dog having his genitals touched without consent faces scrutiny from NZ Censor.
13 Reasons Why should banned
OPINION: In Brisbane homes this week, young teens have bawled themselves to sleep, unable to get rid of the image of someone being raped with a mop handle.
Newlyweds' Irish 'mini-moon'
It is believed that they will spend a day or two in Dublin in July, before their real honeymoon later in the year.
The best airports to stopover in
Snooze lounges, swimming pools, massages, great food, Wi-Fi: Airport stopovers are becoming so good they are a destination in themselves.
Risk of dividing families on flights
The practice doesn't just inconvenience air passengers, it's dangerous.
Fatal Uber's emergency braking off
Early report shows Uber crash which killed woman had emergency systems turned off.
Modern car tech lets you down
Modern technology in cars is great. Great but far from perfect sometimes.
Is driving manual dead?
Driving enthusiasts love manual transmissions, but is anyone else buying them?
What dish makes you reminisce?
Sometimes it just takes a whiff of something cooking to take you back - to your childhood, a favourite restaurant, your ex's kitchen.
Sexual trauma: men, get help
There are many barriers to male survivors of sexual trauma, but I've managed to transform my pain.
Stormy skies at Nugget Point
Concrete skies contrasting with the turquoise ocean made for a breathtaking scene.
Recap: Crusaders v Hurricanes
Clinical Crusaders earn a deserved 24-13 win over sloppy Hurricanes in wet conditions in Christchurch.
Hendry leading in Japan
9:30 PM Kiwi golfer in with a shot of qualifying for the Open Championship halfway through the Mizuno Open in Japan.
Live: Cowboys v Storm
9:50 PM North Queensland need a win against last year's NRL premiers to keep their slim top eight chances alive.
Star Wars: A watcher's guide
OPINION: Where does the latest star Wars film fit in the ever sprawling universe of Star Wars movies?
Meghan the lizard shapeshifter
OPINION: Like Amal, Kate and Posh, she's too skinny to be a human woman.
I can feel my youth slipping away
OPINION: That carefree optimism has been replaced by anger and frustration.
'Can do' country can't do stadiums
OPINION: As the cost of stadiums goes up, the venues are staying down, writes Emma Keeling.
Signs of moose life
Half a century since a moose was last photographed in NZ, broken branches in Fiordland suggest they're still here.
NZ's 100-year moose hunt
Ten Canadian moose landed here more than 100 years ago. A few intrepid Kiwis have been searching the Fiordland wilderness for them ever since.
Inangahua quake, 50 years on
Bev and Lionel Donaldson still live in the Reefton house that rocked that day almost 50 years ago.
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Lifting the lid on confidentiality
What is stopping workers speaking publicly about their experiences of sexual harassment?
Men invited to #metoo too
Almost 50 men working in the legal profession sign a #metoo pledge within its first 48 hours.
Four brave women
OPINION: Allegations a trusted GP initiated sexual relationships with vulnerable patients bear all the hallmarks of a #metoo case.
For complainants, a harrowing wait
A 'horrible' and intimidating process, then months of waiting for four women who alleged sexual misconduct by their GP.
Dip disaster and other stories
My favourite dip disappeared last month. It's not the first time Kiwis have lost a favourite.
Blokes build army tank BBQ
It's known as Tankasaurus, and it's hoped to smoke the competition at the world's biggest barbecue contest.
'A trampoline is my second home'
Fancy yourself a backyard trampolining champ? There is a world games dedicated to the sport.
Student mag on Trade Me
Controversial issue of Critic - Te Arohi appears for sale, while former editors slam university for removing copies.
My daughter is shoplifting
My 14-year-old daughter denies stealing underwear from a department store, but her friends were caught red-handed.
'I hate my mum's phone'
Child's eye-opening essay will make parents think twice about picking up their mobiles.
How royal nanny kept kids in line
Without Maria Borrallo's help, things could have gone a lot differently on Harry and Meghan's big day.
Chrissy Teigen's blunt birth reveal
The world needs more women like Chrissy Teigen speaking openly about the physical and emotional toll of childbirth.
Ask an expert: Oz wellbeing break
Sliding down sand dunes constitutes exercise on a healthy but laid-back holiday in Port Stephens.
Insider tip: New York
With her sprawling boroughs and superstructures, the Big Apple definitely put me through my paces.
When you're a travel snob
It might be nice to believe that you're seeing the world in a more sophisticated, more "authentic" way than everyone else, but you're probably not.
Being a vegetarian traveller is hard
OPINION: Often when you travel beyond the cities, meatless meals can be few and far between.