Where's Footrot Flats today?
10:11 AM A favourite of many Kiwi kids in the 1980s, Wal and the Dog are still bringing the laughs.
Boy died in river
13 min ago Kayde Anderson died after the ute he was in with three men rolled several times in the Clyde River.
PM 'utterly disagrees' with Trump
9:53 AM Jacinda Ardern denounces US president's comments about minority congresswomen.
Why did they lend me so much?
Teen says her bank "threw money" at her when she was only earning $250 a week at McDonald's.
Supercity Rangers in pay dispute
8:59 AM Pro basketballers claim missed payments and dirty accommodation pushed them out.
Steepest street title lost
9:57 AM Sit down NZ, your week just got worse. Dunedin's Baldwin St has lost its crown.
They didn't think to test for HIV
An HIV diagnosis came out of the blue for this "middle-aged, married, mother-of-two".
Birthing unit closed twice
9:17 AM Funding blamed for expectant and new mothers being left without a local primary birthing unit twice in four days.
Penguin moved from sushi stand
9:56 AM Penguins visiting Wellington caused traffic concerns and were chased by cops.
How in-flight turbulence happens
9:51 AM Weather patterns, seatbelts and climate change - here's everything you need to know about turbulence.
Birds experience 'thermal squeeze'
There's a limit to how high up some of our native birds can live - and they're reaching that now.
I might not be a mum
OPINION: Overpopulation caused by previous generations means it could be irresponsible for me to have children.
15,000 responses to climate survey
You asked for more solutions, less doom and gloom.
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.
When the world stopped
Where were you on July 20, 1969? Here's where Sam Neill, Mike Chunn and other famous Kiwis were.
Alan Turing on new £50 note
16 min ago The pioneering British computer scientist and WWII codebreaker, who was taken to court for being gay, wins public vote.
Nightmare aged-care death
Three months after a healthy 87-year-old woman entered this Melbourne facility, she was buried.
Broome aftershocks could last weeks
8:44 AM Expert warns of prolonged aftershocks after equal-biggest earthquake ever recorded in Australia.
Hoyts warns of Facebook scam
8:49 AM The fake Facebook page ran a giveaway and asked for personal details.
Here's why I don't like crowdfunding
OPINION: Why do we expect others to bail us out?
Don't fall for the decoy
OPINION: Have we been missing the truth about farming?
So council want more powers?
10:15 AM OPINION: In my experience, those who interact with council staff frequently report councils tend to look for reasons why things can't be done.
Don't fall for the decoy
OPINION: Have we been missing the truth about farming?
Hump Ridge track: Deservedly great
9:47 AM 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.
How to watch RWC 2019 online
Sport is changing, are you ready? Connect your TV to fibre for the Rugby World Cup.
Sky box changes coming
Updates coming for Sky TV customers as company tries to become more user-friendly.
Google can now read te reo
The update is the latest Google initiative to help make te reo more accessible.
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.
The Simpsons home's makeover
They've had the same grubby brown couch since 1987. It's time for a room makeover, Homer.
Spooky Castle sells at auction
This damsel in distress in the northern suburbs of Wellington has found its champion.
Monica Lewinsky wins 'worst career advice'
8:56 AM "An internship at the white house will be amazing on your resume."
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.
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.
Anorexia risk in people's genes
Groundbreaking global study suggests that anorexia isn't only a psychiatric condition.
Five ways to lower your Alzheimer's risk
New research suggests ditching red meat, a brisk walk, doing a crossword and sticking to one glass of wine at dinner could be vital.
Finding out I had adult ADHD
"Adults have the greatest need and there is not a lot of help out there for them."
Recipe: Beef’n’cheese pie
Serve beef 'n' cheese pie with greens on the side and tomato sauce or relish.
Cold pasteurisation works
High pressure kills pathogens instead of heat.
Berry farm's loan ruffles feathers
The $2.4m cash injection will create dozens of new jobs but not everyone is happy with the arrangement.
Farmer banned from owning cows
Kenneth Charles Wood failed to ensure the health of his cattle causing them unnecessary suffering.
Naomi Campbell's odd flight routine
9:51 AM Once the high-flying British supermodel is on a plane she gets cleaning and customising.
What next for 'Witness X'?
After being identified as 'Witness X' in Geoffrey Rush's defamation case, Yael Stone is working towards a positive future.
Big Little Lies $44,650 prop
Spiraling Gordon Klein has yet another thing to worry about, his train set.
How in-flight turbulence happens
9:51 AM Weather patterns, seatbelts and climate change - here's everything you need to know about turbulence.
Naomi's odd flight routine
9:51 AM Once the high-flying British supermodel is on a plane she gets cleaning and customising.
Hump Ridge: It's great
9:47 AM 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.
Baby food has too much sugar
Third of products sold in cities around world had sugar, concentrated fruit juice or other sweeteners as an ingredient.
Please, do not clean at 1.30am
Lower your standards about cleanliness, general mess, your children's diet, pretty much everything. You will never live up to your pre-kids expectations.
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.
Australian mullet man arrested
Police had been searching for the 26-year-old after a sex shop was raided on the Gold Coast.
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.
Your tributes to the Black Caps
OPINION: They may not have won the final, but the nation is behind them all the way.
Trapped by Lyme disease
OPINION: I was trapped in my home, fearing that even stepping outside the door would be more than my body could handle.
Where's the support, WINZ?
OPINION: Just weeks after my parents died suddenly, my benefit was cut.
Black Caps homecoming on hold
7 min ago Travel plans scupper welcome home party for Cricket World Cup squad.
Fluke runs will 'haunt' Stokes
8:43 AM "I'll be apologising for that for the rest of my life," star England all-rounder says as higher honours await winners.
Bottle bungle costs Bennett
Kiwi cyclist blames "massive communication cock-up" for capitulation during stage 10 of Tour de France.
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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.
A present for Prince Louis
The little prince may only be one, but he’s already found a fan in a former tennis world champion.
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.
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.
Kitchen chasing Olympics dream
Mother of two believes she has the mental stamina, experience – and luck – to finally see her Olympic dream come true.
'Give it away John'
Auckland mayor Phil Goff says a twice-rejected John Banks should scrap a possible new mayoral bid.
Mayor Goff defends rates increases
Auckland mayor Phil Goff, seeking re-election in October, has come out strongly in defence of rates increases for the biggest city in the country over the next 10 years.
Broccoli beetroot pops
Broccoli beetroot pops make a perfect treat for any occasion. Aucklander Sweta Gor shares her recipe.
Tenant's 'weed on table at open home'
Landlord asked tenant to stop growing marijuana but it kept happening.
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.
