Chris Bush murder cold case clue
9:12 PM New information reopens case of Waikato barman shot in pub hold-up in 1987.
Stabbed by shooter
8:12 PM Double murder brings back painful memories for cop stabbed by Northland gunman 33 years ago.
Prince William quits his day job
Second-in-line to throne leaves air ambulance role and moves family to palace.
What $528 rent gets abroad
For Auckland's average you can live near New York's Central Park or splash out in Phuket.
Winston could kill ACT for good
OPINION: If Peters gets balance of power he'll put National's play-things into the wilderness.
Family's pained wait for victims
9:10 PM Whanau of two women killed in shooting while doing routine repairs in a state of shock.
More wintry storms could hit
Repeated storms hitting New Zealand are part of a bigger weather pattern that is not letting up yet, forecasters say.
One dead after crash
A person has died in a three-car crash in Warkworth, about 60km north of Auckland's CBD.
Street cordoned off after slip
14 min ago A section of Devon Street in Wellington has been cordoned off and a house evacuated after a slip has come down.
Kim 'killers' to plead not guilty
Accused of assassinating North Korean dictator's half-brother, women say they thought it was a harmless TV show prank.
Kim 'killers' to plead not guilty
1 min ago Accused of assassinating North Korean dictator's half-brother, women say they thought it was a harmless TV show prank.
Fair ride crash kills 1 in the US
One person was killed and five injured in the US when a row of seats broke off a spinning ride at the Ohio State Fair.
Plea delay for 'Cocaine Cassie'
Australian woman agrees to serve six years in jail after striking plea deal, but Colombian judge opts to delay decision.
Amazon: better in than out
OPINION: Sudden and serious talk that Amazon could set up shop in NZ is good news for shoppers but leaves retailers with a dilemma.
Visa crackdown worries sector
Retirement villages will lose valuable staff if overseas workers can't get visas, major operator says.
Migration: six questions answered
Survey shows many Kiwis view Asian and European migrants through different lens.
Kiwis get free antivirus software
Kaspersky Lab has announced it was rolling out a free version of its antivirus software across the globe.
How to improve Windows privacy
You can decide just how much of your information Windows 10 tracks and shares.
Is it a TV or a picture?
Samsung's new television which looks like a picture frame is now available in New Zealand.
Home staging on the cheap
Seven ways you can showcase your home at its best, without breaking the bank.
The big wet: garden drainage
Rain, rain won't go away? Then take steps now to improve your drainage for a healthy garden and healthy plants.
Trendy pair: red and pink
Taking inspiration from the orient, cherry red and blossom pink make for a perfect colour pairing.
'Dead butt syndrome' is real
Even runners and cyclists are prone to a dead butt. Here are 5 exercises to refire your behind.
Why pay $900 for a key ring?
Key rings and bag charms that cost more than bags themselves? What madness is this?
Did chemo shrink my tumour?
This week, David Downs receives his chemo test results - and the news is not quite what he expected.
The rise of 'dead butt syndrome'
Even runners and cyclists are prone to a dead butt. Here are 5 exercises to refire your behind.
3 habits linked to a longer life
New study shows even small behaviour changes can make a big difference in the long run.
Did chemo shrink my tumour?
This week, David Downs receives his chemo test results - and the news is not quite what he expected.
The worst hot chip crimes
Stop overcrowding the tray and using pre-cut frozen potatoes.
Fonterra lifts price to farmers
Farmers received a welcome surprise this morning as Fonterra raised its farmgate forecast.
Fitness, calving, a wilful child
Louise Giltrap is coping well with a new health regime the physical and mental demands of calving and a wilful daughter.
How much is Hosking worth?
13 min ago Maybe he's not keen on sharing his salary details but on tonight's Seven Sharp, Mike Hosking alluded to just how much he may be worth.
First Dates Australia returns
9:30 PM Yes, it's back. And just as salacious, cheesy, boring and weird as ever.
MJ estate owes millions
Famous music producer wins lawsuit for royalties and production fees from Michael Jackson's estate.
25 budget hotels in amazing places
From palaces on salt flats to a forest tree house, these are spectacular spots.
Happy Kiwiversary to me
In 365 days, Giulia Peri has found a lot to like about her new home.
Youngest female 777 pilot
Anny Divya took command of a 777, the world's largest twin jet, at the age of 30.
Musk shows off car elevator
It's the first sign of tech billionaire's ambitious plan to create underground tunnels to ease traffic flow.
Oil's death by electrification
OPINION: There's an earthquake in the energy world, and the ones shaking most are the oil barons.
One size does not fit all
The desperate people who seek help cannot and should not be pigeon-holed into the flawed solution WINZ offers.
Boston loves a lick
If you're saying hello to Boston expect a wagging tail and plenty of smooches.
The finger trap problem
The solution is simple. Fixing our social problems may be simple too, if we tried pushing instead of pulling.
Warriors stop Kiwis move
The former New Zealand halfback won't be released from his Warriors duties next year.
Laumape searching for space
Hard running Ngani Laumape is an increasingly marked man, but that might open up chances for those around him.
A disgrace disguised by dollars
OPINION: $12m for Wainuiomata High School is welcome, but long overdue.
Amazon: better in than out
OPINION: Sudden and serious talk that Amazon could set up shop in NZ is good news for shoppers but leaves retailers with a dilemma.
Why do we think love is easy?
OPINION: Most people don't want to admit it, but relationships are bloody hard work.
Oil's death by electrification
OPINION: There's an earthquake in the energy world, and the ones shaking most are the oil barons.
David Bain in his own words
He's rarely addressed the evidence. How did David Bain respond to questions?
A story of two cheats
OPINION: Whether you want to be defined by a lie can depend on the kind of lie, writes Rosemary McLeod.
The mad musical world of Tim Minchin
How would composer Tim Minchin describe his Matilda musical? It's "f...ing wholesome", he says.
Finally, something to argue about
OPINION: The campaign has blown in like a gale thanks to Metiria Turei, writes Vernon Small.
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Knife-wielding clown nabbed
Man dressed as a one-armed, machete-wielding clown terrifies US residents as he ran through the woods.
Where to eat, work, bathe in space
Peek inside the cramped, chaotic and dizzying homes of humans not anchored to Earth.
Teacher banned for cartwheel
A substitute teacher in the US exposed herself to students when she cartwheeled while not wearing underwear.
Periodic table gets new look
As far as scientific breakthroughs go, the emoji periodic table is up there with splitting the atom.
Dealing with parent burnout
Parenting stress is real - and if unresolved, can result in depression and anxiety. Here's how to get through it.
My grandma died after abortion
OPINION: The chair of the committee charged with governing abortions has said the law is "offensive" and needs a review.
Danger of dirty breast pumps
Parents are being warned to be scrupulous when cleaning breast pumps, after an infant in the US contracted a deadly infection.
Cut solo mums some slack
I only used the benefit as a stop gap when my son was a newborn. Then I got a brain tumour, and all my plans went out the window.
How to avoid dreaded middle seat
If something goes awry, that someone stuck in the middle could very well be you.
Stranger saves Kiwis from deportation
The couple were "horrified" when they realised they couldn't pay for their visas at a Ukraine airport.