New bus lane catches thousands
7:02 PM Nearly 15,000 motorists stung with $150 fines for "accidentally" using lane in last five months.
Key suspect identified
0 min ago A Wellington retiree is the key suspect from newly released evidence for the 1984 Trades Hall suitcase bombing.
18 hours ferry crossing to nowhere
Cook Strait debacle as passengers returned to Wellington after Picton dock accident.
Ex-Tall Black, teacher groped teen
Kent Mori pleads guilty to indecent assault over incident at Palmerston North school.
Craziest World Cup on record
OPINION: Extraordinary final fit for purpose after a cricket tournament unlike any other before.
Reunited with stolen 'dream' car
For 47 years a Waikato man never gave up hope of one day finding his stolen car.
Auckland's most dangerous court
Security staff, members of the public and a defendant were injured in several assaults at Manukau District Court last year.
Mesh for hernia repair 'torture'
7:51 PM In agony after hernia surgery, John Pritchard has a message for authorities – ban surgical mesh.
Developer: 'We'll build Shelly Bay'
7:32 PM Developer Ian Cassels has no doubts he will build his $500m Shelly Bay development even as the entire land sales there are thrown into question.
Iwi leader suing over climate change
Iwi leader placing the blame for climate change impact squarely at the feet of the Government.
How in-flight turbulence happens
Weather patterns, seatbelts and climate change - here's everything you need to know about turbulence.
Farmers still have concerns about emissions plan
It's been called a 'sweetheart deal' but the rural sector says there are still sticking points.
An unusual coalition
ANALYSIS: A goodwill win as farmers agree with a Green minister, while National is sidetracked by a museum exhibit.
Why principals are striking
Karl Vasau remembers his first pay cheque as a principal - he thought he was "rich". Now, not so.
Councils at the crossroads
Local councils are worried that central government offers of help are a takeover by stealth.
The elite of pub quizzing
Can you study for a pub quiz? Why would you? Meet the people who take trivia very seriously.
Donald Trump, the attention-seeker
ANALYSIS: The US president knew exactly what he was doing when he targeted minority congresswomen.
Jellyfish as big as a human
Divers off the coast of Britain captured this video of a jellyfish the size of a person.
Trump's tweets 'xenophobic, bigoted'
Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar says US president's agenda is that of white nationalists.
TheMarket is on the horizon
The retail giant is angling for a piece of the online retail pie with TheMarket.
New KiwiSaver fund aspires to be 'most ethical'
Here's another option for your retirement savings.
Farmers consider options as costs set to rise
One says he would consider other options for his land.
Donald Trump, the attention-seeker
ANALYSIS: The US president knew exactly what he was doing when he targeted minority congresswomen.
Barrett's move is about leadership
OPINION: The true appeal of the All Blacks No 10 is his willingness to pull team-mates into line, writes Paul Cully.
Hump Ridge track: Deservedly great
It officially opens as a Great Walk in 2022, but if you're the impatient sort, it's there right now, and fully walkable in three days.
Having a tee beside the sea
Adam Ruck enjoys a round of golf at the links course that is hosting the 148th British Open Championship.
Hackers want your toothbrush
Why cybersecurity experts want to hack into household items like toothbrushes and implantable devices.
Google can now read te reo
The update is the latest Google initiative to help make te reo more accessible.
How to watch RWC 2019 online
Sport is changing, are you ready? Connect your TV to fibre for the Rugby World Cup.
Camping life now money-spinner
These young Kiwis lived on the road, but now they make $30k+ leasing their camper-trailers.
Glenn Close lists New York home
Besides the home, the property boasts two barns, a meadow, a pool and a children's playhouse.
The house that can't be sold
It has a million dollar view and slumped foundations, but this renovator's dream can't be bought.
Baby girl for Shortland St's Laurel Devenie
Laurel Devenie’s TV birth on Shortland Street was a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
Hands in agony after making margaritas
After squeezing 10 limes by hand for a cocktail mix, a Canadian woman's hands were swollen and blistering the next day.
Baby shower 'entry fee' slammed
A woman was uninvited from her friend's gender reveal party because she didn't pay $20 - despite already splurging on baby gifts.
Anorexia risk in people's genes
Groundbreaking global study suggests that anorexia isn't only a psychiatric condition.
Signs you have a sinus infection
ADVICE: I had a "proper" sinus infection a few years back and remember finding it hard to even lift my head off the pillow.
Men should be forced to take the pill
OPINION: There should be a law requiring us to do so, and we should have to apply to the Supreme Court for breeding exemptions.
Whisky isn't an old man's drink
Don't picture an old guy in a leather arm chair sipping away the evening - up to 37 per cent of US whisky customers are women.
Recipe: Beef’n’cheese pie
Serve beef 'n' cheese pie with greens on the side and tomato sauce or relish.
Mt Messenger landowners need better provisions - judge
Judge says NZTA needs to do better in providing for farming couple who face losing their land and livelihood.
Further egg shortages likely
Demand for "proper" free range eggs worldwide will fuel further egg shortages in South Canterbury and the rest of the country, an experienced poultry farmer says.
The Block NZ: Dinner party wars
8 min ago RECAP: Stacy and Adam's raw chicken leave a lot to be desired, but Ribz's salsa dancing is a hoot.
Love Island not suitable for 5pm - expert
The racy reality TV show is "highly sexualised" and makes kids "grow up beyond their time".
Baby girl for Shortland St's Laurel Devenie
Laurel Devenie’s TV birth on Shortland Street was a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
Hump Ridge: It's great
It officially opens as a Great Walk in 2022, but if you're the impatient sort, it's there right now, and fully walkable in three days.
Jellyfish as big as a human
Divers off the coast of Britain captured this video of a jellyfish the size of a person.
How turbulence happens
Weather patterns, seatbelts and climate change - here's everything you need to know about turbulence.
Councillors get funded childcare
Northland politicians will get up to 10 free hours of childcare a week in a bid to encourage parents to run for council.
Love Island not suitable for 5pm - expert
The racy reality TV show is "highly sexualised" and makes kids "grow up beyond their time".
Wellies mistakenly sold at Op Shop
A Waikato woman had a good giggle when she discover her $100 wellies were mistakenly sold.
Bookie refunds World Cup final bets
The TAB is notfollowing the lead of an Aussie bookmaker who is refunding punters who backed New Zealand to win the Cricket World Cup final.
Land Rover NZ celebrates Sir Ed
To celebrate what would have been Sir Edmund Hillary's 100th birthday - and support his charity - Land Rover has released a very special edition.
Out of China: the next big thing in new cars
Chinese makers are looking to make their next big step - into export markets.
Focus looks old, is very new
Times have changed: the flagship Ford Focus now has a tiny three-cylinder engine. We like.
How do you decide who wins?
OPINION: Another Super Over? A one-ball smash out? A different countback? Something has to change.
Where's the support, WINZ?
OPINION: Just weeks after my parents died suddenly, my benefit was cut.
Black Caps: Your tributes
OPINION: They may not have won the final, but the nation is behind them all the way.
Black Caps get equal pay
7:50 PM Tom Blundell didn't play a game at the Cricket World Cup but will get the same prizemoney as captain Kane Williamson.
Black Caps moving on 'quickly'
Painful World Cup final loss still raw but star batsman says they must look ahead with Sri Lanka tour looming.
RTS dishes it up to Johnson
RTS kicks off pre-game banter but injury could derail Shaun Johnson's return.
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Busting the fat myths
Māori and Pacific people have long been told their health is their fault. Now, genetics offers tools to improve it and fight discrimination too.
Campaign that changed NZ
Fifty years ago, a small group gathered in an Invercargill living room to save one of our most beautiful lakes.
Baby girl for Shortland St's Laurel Devenie
Laurel Devenie’s TV birth on Shortland Street was a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
Block’s master bedroom reveal
Tactical game playing and a costly mistake turned this week's master bedroom room reveal into a nightmare for one team.
10 clever tips for small laundries
When space is tight, a compact laundry that utilises every nook and cranny is key.
The champs of the cheese toastie
Is your toastie game no gouda? A chef points out where you're probably going wrong.
Taranaki recyclers living off the land
Ahu Ahu Beach Villas combine an artistic assemblage of recycled and rustic materials in a peaceful farm setting with sweeping coastal views.
How much coffee can you drink a day
Your body can only take so much coffee before negative effects show; a new study has found that threshold.
Whisky isn't an old man's drink
Don't picture an old guy in a leather arm chair sipping away the evening - up to 37 per cent of US whisky customers are women.
Stargazing on Great Barrier
It seems like the islands 800 or so full-time inhabitants have all learned a bit about the heavenly bodies.
Queenstown, airports and expansion
A former airport boss wants to be re-elected Queenstown mayor. Might his Achilles' heel be about airports?
Officer pushed out of police
Victoria Kirichuk says she lost her job after refusing to access confidential police information.
The farmers who fought ANZ - and won
The Coomeys took an $81b bank to court and got "slaughtered". Then they went back for more.
Accused robber had $60k
A teenager came behind the counter at a dairy and started stabbing without warning, a court has heard.
Millions hit by floods, landslides
After causing flooding and landslides in Nepal, three rivers are overflowing in northern India, affecting two million people.
'Give it away John'
Auckland mayor Phil Goff says a twice-rejected John Banks should scrap a possible new mayoral bid.
Living in a winter wonderland
Home comforts are a hug of happiness when the weather is bleak - so paint the scene for great nights in.
