Crusaders v Hurricanes: Live
4 min ago The defending champions host their New Zealand conference rivals in Christchurch.
'Voluntourism' fears
6:17 PM NZ students' trips to volunteer in poor areas could be doing major harm - including fuelling human trafficking.
How Six60 hit the big time
No-one thought a Kiwi band could sell out the hallowed Western Springs Stadium. Six60 did.
Wellington Zoo baboons euthanised
Animals put to sleep as social structure breakdown had led to fighting, Zoo says.
China doesn't like us any more
OPINION: The writing is on the wall and the PM can't even get an invitation to visit.
Trump's six tricks to success
OPINION: Playbook of deceit starts with "origin lie" that made him richer than he was.
Skippers Canyon crash
A Canadian woman sustained a broken femur during this morning's boat crash in Skippers Canyon.
Large house fire in Canterbury
6:59 PM Over 20 firefighters are battling the blaze in Lincoln, south of Christchurch.
Highway reopens after slip
5:35 PM Part of State Highway 6 on the West Coast reopening, after rain brought down trees, rocks and soil.
'Harrowing, but so textbook'
Junior rugby coach Alosio Taimo's "unprecedented" offending shows why sport needs to confront sexual abuse.
How the quake bill was passed on
Despite a $6 billion disaster fund, the response to the Canterbury earthquakes fell short of money within months. Here's how it happened.
The inconvenient maternity study
Research suggested problems with maternity care. A government department aligned with the College of Midwives to try and discredit it.
The quake children
Rachel Crawford didn't know she was pregnant on February 22, 2011. The stress of the day lives on in her daughter.
US 'house of horrors' parents guilty
10 min ago David and Louise Turpin face life in prison for beating, starving and caging their 13 children for years.
Patriots owner charged over sex act
Team owner, worth US$6 billion, could get in trouble with the NFL after police say he was caught in a prostitution sting.
Botswana may allow elephant hunts
Home to the world's largest elephant population, Botswana may overturn a hunting ban to cut numbers.
Working a four-day week
5:33 PM Want lower stress levels, a better work-life balance and high productivity? A four-day week could be for you.
Lime e-scooter trial extension slammed
Council's earlier decision to extend Lime scooter licence attacked after they're pulled off streets due to a glitch.
Late dismissal claim quashed
Worker raised a personal grievance claim too late because she feared she had contracted Aids at work.
Smith's fullback option
OPINION: ABs might not see Ben Smith as their fullback but the Highlanders can't live without him there.
Dark times for mobiles
OPINION: Let's get dark for a minute.
Education's brave new world
From the outside, Spotswood College looks the same but the changes happening within the school are truly transformative.
Where polar bears rule
Leon McCaron follows a Victorian-era diplomat's pioneering voyage to Svalbard, Norway.
Why cinemas still appeal
OPINION: Though streaming video services offer convenience and affordability, you must contend with distractions from Facebook, online chats, household chores and what not.
How to backup your photos
OPINION: Two phones? There are easier and cheaper options for keeping your photos safe.
Dark times for mobiles
OPINION: Let's get dark for a minute.
Built-in furniture a 'no-brainer'
It's not a new idea, but the latest crop of built-ins fit perfectly with modern lifestyles.
Is this the coolest DIY cabin?
It's hard to believe, but this get-away-from-it-all cabin comes as a flat pack.
Rent a kitchen from Ikea?
Can't afford a new kitchen? No matter. In future you may be able to rent one.
'Dad' fashion is sheer laziness
OPINION: It's easier to call your 30-something partner's inability to make themselves look nice "dad fashion" rather than "laziness".
Food to eat with your fingers
Somehow, food that you can pick up and eat with your hands always tastes the best.
Banh mi, plus do chua (pickled vegetables)
If you dream of sandwiches stacked high with toppings, your wish has been granted.
They say you can't go back...
OPINION: Revisiting places you've been before can be a grounding experience.
All together in the altogether
The Nelson Sun Club has just celebrated its 50-year anniversary, a half century of all-over tans and clothes-free camaraderie.
Mar-tea-ni, anyone?
Tea cocktails may seem like trendy and new, but people have been adding spirits to their brew for eons.
New tax no joy for farmers
OPINION: Other countries with a productive agricultural sector don't have these taxes so why should we?
Does China love us?
A China-NZ business forum has been held in Christchurch. Were there be fireworks?
Jason Gunn's earthquake memories
"The thing I remember the most was just the look in people's eyes, the fear..."
Rog's 7 Days shame
"He's been on the show, he's just never made the edit," host Jeremy Corbett has revealed.
Why cinemas still appeal
OPINION: Though streaming video services offer convenience and affordability, you must contend with distractions from Facebook, online chats, household chores and what not.
Travel 'hack' stopped in its tracks
Josh Martin looks at the case of Lufthansa, the German airline cracking down on "throwaway" tickets.
World's 10 best cave hotels
They're typically silent, unique, historic and unexpectedly luxurious.
Virgin's first space passenger
Space plane carries first passenger as space tourism moves another step closer.
Coffey slams 'bizarre' baby dig
Fijian MP's homophobic slight dismissed by expecting NZ politician Tāmati Coffey.
The junior park ranger aged 103
Rose Torphy becomes the oldest ranger at the Grand Canyon, in fact she is older than the National Park Service itself.
Dressing for Americarna success
Gary Jackson loves making vintage clothes, so is going all out for Americarna.
EV batteries given a second life
Nissan has created a camper that uses old EV batteries to power it for up to a week.
Diesel does nicely for luxury Benz
Last refresh for current S-class brings a smooth new straight-six diesel engine.
Is denying euthanasia abuse?
OPINION: By denying people the right to end their suffering, are we abusing them in the worst possible way?
Hairstyle bans suppress kids
OPINION: Stopping kids styling their hair is asking them to abandon their natural characteristics.
Kiwi drivers' bad attitudes
OPINION: New Zealand drivers are selfish and ignorant, but speeding isn't the only problem.
Warriors test duo to fill Johnson NRL hole
Young halves Adam Keighran, Chanel Harris-Tavita get a pass mark from Warriors coach.
Crucial season for Sao
Ligi Sao needs to play at least 19 NRL games for the Warriors this season.
Ben Smith's fullback option
OPINION: ABs might not see Ben Smith as their fullback but the Highlanders can't live without him there.
Māori conservation lessons
The best way to protect forests and fight climate change is to give indigenous people expanded land rights, say scientists.
Climate change could shrink kiwi habitat
Kiwi habitats could be decimated by climate change, says the Department of Conservation.
Scotland's record warm winter's day
Aboyne, Scotland, which is farther north than parts of Alaska, has just had its hottest winter day in 122 years.
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Gold & Shrek: The Bendigo story
The close-knit community in and around the Central Otago station that was once a "rabbit-infested wasteland".
5:2 creator's new diet
Can intermittent fasting help you lose weight quickly and safely? And can you actually stick to it? Dr Michael Mosley has a new book.
Plant grows in teen's ear
Doctors surprised to find that the rustling noise and severe pain in an Auckand teen's ear was due to a living plant.
Months to live after misdiagnosis
Deborah Winefield's specialist has acknowledged her cancer ''could have and probably should have been diagnosed earlier".
A big family's chic apartment
Apartment living has never looked as chic as this large family's colourful city home.
Peanut butter world opening
No golden tickets will be required when Peanut Butter World opens to the public in Nelson on Saturday.
In Season: Food ideas with a real summer flavour
Witt chef tutor Paul "Sully" Sullivan has preserved memories of summer.
Earlobe fillers are now a thing
"These are really young, fashionable women who are wearing large statement earrings that can be quite heavy."
5 hot hat trends for summer
Even if you're not a "hat person", here's 5 ways to bring your style to another level.
Fashion editors' shameful buys
Feeling guilty about splurging on an impractical item you just had to have? You're not alone.
Facing a burnout? Here's what to do
Feeling overwhelmed with work, life and the rest? Us too. Here are some insights and tips to help put the brakes on the stress express.
Capital gains tax's dirty little secrets
OPINION: Home owners are depending on untaxed capital gains for retirement security. That's a problem, writes Bernard Hickey.
Tracking the mysterious kuriri
A GPS tracker successfully attached to the back of a small bird led to hugs and misty eyes at the Pukorokoro Miranda Shorebird Centre.
Is a life worth $4.7 million?
The wellbeing framework that puts the "value of a statistical life" at $4.7 million is coming under fire.
Remove the Kuggeleijn barricade
OPINION: NZC has barricaded Kuggeleijn from the media since his second trial. There have been no words of remorse.
Parliament's 'culture of harassment'
Report shows more than half of women MPs have experienced sexist and humiliating comments - much of it from other MPs.
NZ Cricket's shameful silence
OPINION: A budding sportsman treats a woman like an utter piece of trash and now he's a hero. Are we OK with that?