All Blacks' injury woes
1 min ago Hansen's men anticipate Aussie backlash: "we've got to get two hands on the Bledisloe".
'Do I feel guilt? No'
Former Pike River boss horrifies victims' families by dismissing potential manslaughter prosecution.
All Blacks romp home
7:14 AM New Zealand unleash a second-half masterclass to run away with Bledisloe I.
Motueka versus the Mongrel Mob
Premium prices for meth are a draw card for gangs - but Motueka is fighting back.
Cup broadcast marred by gaffe
7:12 AM Gordon Bray apologises for "golliwog haircut" comment about Wallaby player.
Animal lover to accused murderer
Australian Hannah Quinn seemed to have her life on track. Now she's facing a murder charge.
Greens zero in on waste
First the Government stomped on plastic bags, now it has tyres and batteries in its sights.
Daily drive-offs
Drive offs, sob stories and abusive customers are a daily occurrence for petrol station workers.
Antarctica high-fliers quit suddenly
Antarctica NZ chief executive Peter Beggs and high-powered board member Sharon Hunter have resigned from the government agency unexpectedly.
An extraordinary leaky house saga
The NZ boss of the world's biggest real estate firm is in a $500,000 legal fight over the sale of her leaky home.
‘Significant moisture issues’
With the discovery of an old building report, the legal case over the leaky house at 2B Edgecumbe St gets bigger.
The unsettling truth about our beginnings
These are the facts we need to face about the way New Zealand was made.
Police use Taser on 87-year-old
7 min ago Martha Al-Bishara was a on quest for dandelions. Then things went horribly wrong.
Prison suggested for ex Trump adviser
Prosecutors say former Trump adviser George Papadopoulos caused irreparable damage to FBI investigation.
From animal lover to alleged killer
Hannah Quinn is facing a murder charge for her role in the violent death of Sydney rapper Jett McKee in Australia.
Caught in the steel mesh
The concerns over a million sheets of 'non-compliant' steel mesh explained.
Why Kiwis are still dying at work
The easy gains have been made. Are industries slipping back to their old ways?
Time to split up Fonterra?
It's destroyed so much shareholder value, breaking dairy giant up is the only solution, shareholder says.
Buying a desktop computer
Desktop computers have been around for 40 years. Here's why they've survived and some tips if you're looking to buy one.
Sexual encounters of the virtual kind
Developments in virtual reality could herald the sexual revolution’s next quantum leap. Exciting or horrifying?
The Block to have open homes
This year Block fans can have a sticky beak at the houses and meet their favourite teams.
Best kitchen in the country
There's a touch of Italy about this year's NKBA Supreme Kitchen Award winner.
At home with Fiona Tomlinson
Fiona's Napier home is shared with her three rescue dogs.
The Lonely Millennials
Tired of sitting at home binge-watching Netflix, two flatmates are hoping to prevent loneliness among their millennial peers.
Ready for this jelly revival
No longer for kids, designer jelly is bespoke, from what I can tell. It's not a supermarket thing. These are wobbly works of art.
We tried 'anti-ageing' face yoga
I contorted my mug in an effort to offset the natural effects of ageing.
Lena Dunham poses nude
"This body is stronger than I’ve ever given it credit for," she wrote after her hysterectomy.
Can you catch up on sleep?
If we don't get enough sleep, can we catch up later? Experts are divided.
An 88-year-old restaurant secret
Frannie Black retired, then got busy making restaurant sauces for the next 28 years.
Best pastry chef in NZ, twice
Judges say the country's best desserts are made in Taupō, once again.
NZ's most dangerous job
More people die on the job on farms but fatality rates are higher in forestry.
'Best hunter of his generation'
Obituary: Alan Duncan, contemporary of Barry Crump, was revered by fellow hunters.
Buttle lifts Bake Off lid
"We both came in with a Tupperware container and after judging just put one of everyone's in our lunchbox. God that was a good day."
Don McGlashan, sexy crayfish
From his temporary home in Vancouver, Don McGlashan contemplates his upcoming whistle-stop tour around New Zealand.
Just build the museum already
OPINION: I'm a desperate museum fan, and a desperate film fan. I'm hurting here.
'London is an adult's playground'
Nicole Ashmore chose travelling to London over settling down three years ago and still hasn't looked back.
Golden days in the Bay
A luxurious Golden Bay getaway for the whole (extended) family.
The joy of warm elbows
OPINION: The Mercedes-Benz S560 is a big luxury coupe that is bristling with technology. The most important thing is that it warms your elbows.
Tesla sues Ontario
Tesla Inc. is taking the Ontario government to court over its decision last month to cancel incentives for purchases of electric vehicles.
Five pointless features
New car manufacturers like to go one better than the other guy, but that doesn't always make sense.
My life after suicide
As a mother who lost a child, it feels like my arm has been amputated. But there is life after suicide.
Fighting for justice, finally
I was nine, woken in the middle of the night to a heavy, 60-something-year-old on top of me.
No dignity in euthanasia
Should we have the legal 'right' to be put to death when we are terminally ill? Is this consistent with human dignity? The answer is no.
Recap: Springboks v Pumas
South Africa and Argentina launch their Rugby Championship campaigns in Durban.
BOP end 12-year drought
Steamers tame the Bulls for a big upset win and first since 2006 against Taranaki.
Sharks beat Cowboys 28-16
Andrew Fifita says his animated post-try spray was directed at Sharks assistant Jim Dymock.
A social turtle finds her voice
OPINION: Social turtles, it's time to find your voice outside of the shell - be heard.
Aretha showed meaning of Respect
OPINION: If Coca-Cola taught the world to sing, Aretha taught the world to spell. Jonathan Milne gives some R-E-S-P-E-C-T to the Queen.
Race you to the bottom
OPINION: Winter brings misery, anguish and inconvenient headlines. When that happens, don't lose hope!
What is the gender pay gap?
Unlike other "hot-button" issues, the gender pay gap seems kike an undeniable truth to Guy Williams.
Syn city: NZ's designer drug crisis
NZ's illicit drug market has become a chemical minefield. It's only getting worse, experts say.
Change in the pipeline
NZ's water services face a multibillion-dollar overhaul. Could "super-regions" or a special tax be the answer?
Prostitute, prisoner, parolee
A decade ago, she stabbed her partner to death in the shower. Now, she swears she's changed.
An ice cream farewell
He built wooden toys at Santa's Workshop and served sundaes dripping with lashings of homemade raspberry toppings with ice cream.
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Uni accused of bungling harassment complaint
The chemistry tutor told young female students he would strip them naked in the shower.
23yo takes on Law Society
A young law graduate was the target of one of NZ's most sweeping gagging orders. 'I was shocked,' he says.
Super-injunction hid sexual harassment
The Law Society used a rare legal gag to attempt to conceal bungling of a complaint about a senior lawyer.
Law Society super-injunction a gag too far
OPINION: From cricket to prostitutes, there have been injunctions before. But the Law Society's one crossed the line, writes Jonathan Milne.
'Most ancient cheese' found in Egypt
The 3200-year-old cheese found in a broken jar is made from a mixture of cow, sheep and goat milk.
Satanic Temple does it again
The battle for freedom of religion and speech in the US has grown horns as hundreds protest against religious symbols on state property.
Ministry apologises over Metlink 'mess' bus tweet
Ministry of Justice didn't mince its words over Metlink bus changes in a now-deleted Twitter post.
C-sections can cause infertility
Catherine Woulfe battled infertility for two years before discovering a defect in her C-section scar was to blame.
Can you bring siblings to a party?
Not unlike breastfeeding and circumcision, sibling party-crashers are quite the polarising parenting issue.
My daughter is out of control
Sometimes teenagers need to be told that despite their bad behaviour they can make a fresh start.
'It's like she was ripped out of me'
Chantal Holley's baby weighed only 743 grams when she was born prematurely. But that was just the start of her complications.
Readers' travel pics of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Send it to us and be in to win a Fujifilm camera!
Ask an expert: Scottish islands
The remoteness of Scotland's 790 wildly varied islands is part of their appeal.
The truth about living in Tokyo
Ultra modern yet traditional, crowded yet mindful, not averse to hiring a (real) hubby... Japan isn't easy to categorise.
Insider tip: Aitutaki
If winter's taking its toll, a quick escape to Aitutaki should ease what ails you to see you through to spring.