Johnny Danger 'dead in crash'
7 min ago Popular social media star Johnny "Danger" Bennett killed in motorbike crash in north Auckland, his friend says.
Here, have some rags
Downer botched a reseal, damaging 100 cars in Kāpiti. It sent the owners cleaning products.
Shane Jones softens the line
NZ First MP Shane Jones says he wants to campaign for politicians to have more influence over public sector.
Sunwolves won't surprise Canes
5:56 PM Hurricanes wary of the Sunwolves' "random acts of greatness", something Ihaia West knows all about.
They jailed wrong man
Tyson Redman spent two and a half years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Now he's been awarded $550,000.
New push for Te Mata track
5:50 PM A new society has thrown its weight behind the controversial track on the Hawke's Bay peak.
Recap: Anzac Day
Live coverage of ANZAC Commemorations from Gallipoli.
Bridge hosts Anzac light show
Anzacs honoured by a spectacular light and sound show on the Auckland Harbour Bridge on Wednesday.
Ex ABs coach laces up boots
Sir Graham Henry can sidestep the Wallabies assistant coach - but not the photograph hunters.
Heavy Metal: Murder on a Sunday
From the makers of Black Hands comes a new story of murder, dodgy deals and a murky past.
Heavy Metal: A family waits
Two decades ago Frances Muir got a call about her hardcase older brother. "He's dead." She still has questions.
Into the arms of strangers
The Wahine sinking claimed 53 lives, but everyday heroes saved many more.
'Just call it a terrible accident'
When Prayer Ready died, the Gloriavale leadership rallied around.
The Valley episode 1: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
Missing the target
ANALYSIS: Kudos to the Government for seeking answers to questions raised in Hit and Run but it has blatantly ignored an opportunity.
Anzac tour bus burns
The tyres popped in the heat as the glass shattered and melted forcing an Anzac tour group to bolt from a burning bus in Turkey.
Racial profiling hits US golf course
They were part of an experienced golfing team, but the club's owners didn't think so - and called the police.
Pool water nearly killed her girl
A US girl breathed in instead of blowing water out of a pool noodle. Her mum's memory of a mysterious death saved her life.
The $1500 social media rant
5:42 PM A man's 'exaggerated' rant against his former employer that disclosed a confidential payout landed him in court.
KiwiSaver's family blind spot
Retirement tool developed by "white, middle-class Pakeha males" with little regard for collective wealth, expert says.
My Box sold to Chinese buyer
The firm has been involved in a legal dispute with Sky over claims it is pre-loaded with piracy software.
My Box sold to Chinese buyer
The firm has been involved in a legal dispute with Sky over claims it is pre-loaded with piracy software.
Can Spark fix Lightbox’s tech in time?
OPINION: Spark may need a major rebrand if its vaunted Rugby World Cup app doesn't remotely deliver come 2019.
Facebook reveals why it bans
It was just one page in 2008 - now a decade on, Facebook's content policy and moderation guidelines number 27 pages.
Adele's home on market for $14m
Sweeping gardens, 10 bedrooms and total privacy can be yours for $14.3 million.
Should we all sleep in single beds?
It can be lonely sleeping on your own, but flying solo can have its advantages.
Cabin with no nails, no glue
A Sydney architect's invention lets you create an extra room from a kit
A dad joke gone horribly wrong
OPINION: Playing around with threats of violence and treating young women as property just isn't funny.
The new Buzzy Bee royal gift
Talk about pressure - sewing for the Royal Family is right up there.
Melania's hat steals the show
Whether they loved it or hated it, the first lady's chapeau certainly got people talking.
Syphillis doubled in NZ since 2015
Latest figures suggest we could be on the brink of a significant outbreak of syphillis. No wonder the Ministry of Health is concerned.
How alcohol ruined me
At the depths of my addiction, I just wanted to drink to oblivion so I wouldn't have to feel.
Is walking enough exercise?
Is a nice stroll enough to confer the life-saving benefits we know come from exercise?
Feijoa cake a family favourite
Feijoa cake with lemon and macadamia icing is a firm favourite in my household, but for chocolate lovers a ganache coating is delicious too.
Anything but pumpkin soup
Pumpkin soup becomes monotonous, but what else can we fall back on during winter?
M bovis slows farm sales
Farm sales fall 11 per cent over the past three months partly because of the cattle disease.
Farm shed gives up old Dodge
Why has a 1929 Dodge remained hidden away in a Waikato farm shed?
Madonna loses auction battle
Judge rules auction house can sell Madonna's personal items, including a love letter, undies and hairbrush.
Taika snaps winning hearts
Kiwi director Taika Waititi continues to win hearts in Hollywood - this time at the Avengers premiere.
Tarantino teases new film
CinemaCon's biggest surprise? Quentin Tarantino and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Kiwi on epic journey stranded
Adam Glover has ridden up and down the Americas but has hit a hurdle ahead of his return to NZ.
Kiwis sell everything to travel
Jen and Jamie are selling their home and heading off to travel the world with just 14kg of hand luggage.
Museum where you play cop
A Las Vegas exhibit gives you a taste of what it's like to be a frontline police officer.
1 in 3 road deaths had no seatbelts
Drivers heading to work, tourists, rural dwellers and elderly all ignoring safety warnings to buckle up.
Review - Haval H9 SUV delights
Review - Chinese brand ups its Kiwi efforts with full-size seven-seater.
Alcohol ruined me
At the depths of my addiction, I just wanted to drink to oblivion so I wouldn't have to feel.
Dear Jacinda, help us
Piper was two when she suddenly couldn't grip a spoon. She's improved, but she shouldn't be the exception.
Bully or bullied: Your story
One in five Kiwi kids are bullied at school, and the problem doesn't end in the playground. Share your experience with us.
Ex ABs coach laces up boots
7 min ago Sir Graham Henry can sidestep the Wallabies assistant coach - but not the photograph hunters.
Big risks with Kiwis candidates
OPINION: Top coaches may have applied to be the Kiwis coach, but will they hang around?
Hard calls coming for ABs
OPINION: Almost 50 per cent of the 2017 ABs won't be named for June series, writes Paul Cully.
Hurry up and ditch plastic bags
OPINION: How many plastic bags were handed out while the two supermarket giants made up their mind?
No shame in seeking help
OPINION: Our Defence Force personnel should not feel they have to stay silent.
The Government of the cities
OPINION: NZ First rode to power on the back of "the regions", but the coalition has turned a different way.
Trump 'won't run in 2020'
OPINION: Whether it's the Cohen investigation, Nikki Haley or his own words, it seems that Trump's time could be nearing an end.
The forgotten Titanic survivors
Why you've never heard of six Chinese men who survived the sinking of the Titanic.
The ancient tourist site altering history
Diriyah may not feature on many bucket lists, but Saudi Arabia is hoping to change perceptions.
Kiwi legionnaires remember
A group of Kiwis soldiers who fought for the French Foreign Legion will be observing their own historic battle this week.
Children belong at school, not war
Joseph was 15 when he was taken from his home and his family, and given a gun.
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'Sexy' law students ranked online
A scathing report on sexism at Auckland University's Law School has sparked change.
Lawyers shocked from complacency
OPINION: Lawyers may not yet know how to fix their problem, but they know they have to find a way.
NZ finally says #metoo
OPINION: Hundreds of women have already come forward with harrowing sexual harassment stories, writes investigation head Alison Mau.
#MeTooNZ: Speaking out isn't easy
OPINION: Perpetrators of sexual harassment have long found safety in power. Now, women and men subjected to sexual harassment are finding power in the safety of numbers.
Leave your onesies at home
Your pyjamas, onesies and gumboots are not welcome at this cinema - and now the whole world knows.
Firefighters save daring dogs
Two small dogs sparked a firefighter call out after becoming trapped on a ledge in Kerikeri.
A story about a stoned raccoon
An unusual pair showed up, pre-dawn, at rural US fire station last week.
Voila! Behind the magician's curtain
SPOILER ALERT: Rabbits, hats and padlocked chests. We reveal the secrets behind five famous magic tricks.
Stop the epidural shaming
OPINION: I could probably handle a drug-free labour and delivery - I just don't want to. And I shouldn't have to.
Realities of a blended family
Blended families are an exercise in commitment, compromise and coping with chaos.
Boozy mum culture's gone too far
Addiction experts and those who have battled addiction themselves say the trend minimises the dangers of drinking to excess.
When good mums are bad friends
OPINION: It's easy to think you won't change after having kids. But you will.
Insider tip: Palm Springs
The Californian desert city is a mecca for architecture lovers and Instagram-savvy visitors.
Hiking the Garden of Eden
On the Alpe Adria trail, Ocean Patrice Belcher is on a journey of discovery between borders and cultures.
An overlooked French Riviera gem
Kirsty Gordge finds an underrated medieval village 20 minutes from bustling Monaco.
Stargazing in Mackenzie Country
Play in the snow and wallow in the spectacular views within the Mackenzie Basin.