Dicing with death at intersection
A phantom merge strip in a 100kmh part of SH1 is a death trap, a fed-up local says.
Racism shocks renter
Landlord told Reremai Cameron she'd had troubles with Māori bringing all their family over.
ABs' rest home links
9:18 PM Richie McCaw and Dan Carter among rugby stars with an interest in rest home firm giving residents weeks to leave.
Died from a racing heart
Nine-year-old Taya Kauri died from 'racing' heart complications, but was told she had anxiety
Spill turns river brown
Leak from Contact Energy power station pond turns the popular Huka Falls brown.
$900 an hour - and 'uneducated'
Agent, earning $900 an hour, wants to lift the veil on what some do for their commission.
Reefton facing rubbish deal
9:40 PM A West Coast energy company wants to store 66,000 tonnes of waste a year in a neighbouring town.
Alleged roof scammers head south
British trio wanted over Auckland roofing scams may now be in Wellington, police say.
Dunedin home 'covered in blood'
Bloody scene at a Dunedin property linked to disappearance and a body find, neighbour says.
The Barber's home visits
Oli-Alainu'uese lives in one of the most deprived areas in Hastings. Sometimes he goes out of his way to help special customers.
NZ's got talent - but little room
National needs dance partners, the nation needs more diversity. But have Kiwis had enough of minor parties?
Holding back the tide
Some councils have tried - and failed - to tackle sea level rise. One seems to have got it right.
Our kaimoana is on acid
Climate change is altering pH levels in the ocean, threatening our beloved kaimoana.
Sex for rent
One advertisement requests "a female and not too old". Another offers "free rent in exchange for bedroom fun".
Islamic State's desperate negotiations
9:27 PM In a tent-village atop a network of tunnels and caves, a desperate discussion is underway.
Heartbreak Island's plea: 'Fund me'
It's branded as "tinder in the tropics", and wants NZ taxpayer funding.
People trapped on SeaWorld ride
US police say more than a dozen people are stuck on a ride at SeaWorld in San Diego.
Should everyone get free cash?
ANALYSIS: A universal basic income could solve problems. Or create them.
Another empty state house
With towering weeds and an abandoned car, the house has been empty for over a year.
No Facebook money for media
Facebook and Google likely to pass on any tax cost to customers.
Reason: Akira Ioane's RWC bid
OPINION: The big Blues No 8 looked the part in manhandling the Crusaders, writes Mark Reason.
Washington's North Korea PR push
OPINION: As Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un prepare to meet for a second time, the US is making sure its voice is being listened to.
Should everyone get free cash?
ANALYSIS: A universal basic income could solve problems. Or create them.
How Pacific workers help NZ thrive
As you bite into a Kiwi apple, think of the many seasonal workers that made it taste so sweet.
Huawei not ruled out yet: PM
PM says telco could still provide 5G in NZ as long as security was sorted, amid strained NZ-China relations.
French fencers use the force
Master Yoda, dust off his French, he must.
Paddy Gower's first-world pain
Struggling with neck pain, Newshub's national correspondent thought "something might be up", but the truth was "quite sad".
Inside Gilda Kirkpatrick's home
The Real Housewives of Auckland star lives on one of the city's most exclusive streets.
Styling secrets shared
There's more than one way to arrange objects beautifully.
$20,000 art deco makeover
A $20,000 makeover of an art deco bungalow in Gisborne offered a fresh start for this family.
Where you can vape in NZ
Can you vape in a house? Can you vape with a mouse?
Confusion around kids' toothpaste
Parents are confused with "natural" toothpastes that don't contain any fluoride, and toothpastes marketed for kids that don't contain enough fluoride.
Medicinal cannabis changed my life
OPINION: Before I was prescribed medicinal cannabis my life was a painful hell.
Why life starts looking up at 50
OPINION: As I turned 50, I felt so glum I couldn't bring myself to have a party. A year later I was completely content.
Paddy Gower's first-world pain
Struggling with neck pain, Newshub's national correspondent thought "something might be up", but the truth was "quite sad".
Burger-maker, baker, bartender?
Queenstown's famous burger joint wants to open a late-night bar open until 8am.
Grape harvest starts early
Workers get unusual early call up as Marlborough's hot weather ripens grapes early.
Ōtara fruit fly FAQ
8:49 PM The discovery of a fruit fly has put a south Auckland suburb into a fruit and vege lockdown. Here's what you need to know.
Effluent overflow costs $116k
Farming firm's unsealed effluent storage found overflowing with large volumes ponded on paddocks.
Minister pushes to tackle scalpers
The Consumer Affairs Minister wants to pass a new law to combat ticket scalping.
Queen and Adam Lambert at the Oscars
Get ready Bohemian Rhapsody fans, Queen and Adam Lambert are ready to rock the 2019 Oscars.
Cannabis in Oscars goody bags
The legendary Oscars goody bags will include handmade chocolate truffles infused with cannabis.
Shaming freedom campers
OPINION: Should they foul public places? No. Does the world need to see it? No.
Air NZ eyes non-binary option
US airlines also looking at booking categories to include those who do not identify as male or female.
The 'Flying Whale' nears service
Airbus' BelugaXL is being tested in Wales ahead of entering service later in the year.
Genderless baby a 'theyby'
Baby Sparrow will decide its gender when they are old enough to understand what it means.
Baby boy born mid-flight
Coincidentally, the drama happened on a US plane named "Born To Be Blue".
Mighty marlin draw fishing fans to New Plymouth
A man from Southland came up to Taranaki to try a spot of fishing - he ended up with the biggest marlin catch of the week at 156.8 kilograms.
Siberia's toxic black snow
Russian coal mining towns blanketed with black snow as industrial pollution levels soar.
The world's fastest Porsche... on sand?
Zef Eisenberg holds a number of land speed records, but now he wants to go faster than anyone else on sand in a Porsche 911.
Meet NZ's cheapest pure-electric SUV
It's still not cheap, but Kia's Niro EV will reduce the entry price of the pure plug-in tech for SUVs by thousands.
Young drivers avoid safety basics
New research has shown that while drivers under 25 own older cars, they are far less likely to carry out basic safety checks.
Medicinal cannabis changed my life
OPINION: Before I was prescribed medicinal cannabis my life was a painful hell.
No gender bias for teachers
OPINION: Gender shouldn't play a role in the teaching profession, we should just be looking for the best teachers.
Mental health over sport
OPINION: Mike King is more deserving of the NZ of the Year award than any glorified sports star.
Reason: Akira Ioane's RWC bid
OPINION: The big Blues No 8 looked the part in manhandling the Crusaders, writes Mark Reason.
ABs wings have limited shelf life
ANALYSIS: That a former All Black isn't a world-class wing anymore is no surprise, writes Ian Anderson.
Key duo on track for Warriors
Positive news on two of the Warriors' most important players as first trial squad named.
No meat, car helped us become homeowners
OPINION: We made a few lifestyle changes and were able to get into the Auckland property market in our mid 20s on just one income.
Holding back the tide
Some councils have tried - and failed - to tackle sea level rise. One seems to have got it right.
Climate change will move weeds
Life will be both better and worse for weeds as the climate heats up.
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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.
Why Radio Rhema thrives
Rhema Media's ability to be an early adopter of broadcasting has helped it thrive for decades.
MAFS' ex-girlfriend speaks out
The controversial Married at First Sight groom Sam ditched his new bride Elizabeth to go to his ex's mother's funeral in New Zealand.
Paula Bennett's new look & new life
National deputy leader opens up about her eating regime, making mistakes and how she rates the PM.
$20,000 art deco makeover
A $20,000 makeover of an art deco bungalow in Gisborne offered a fresh start for this family.
7 renovate-to-sell tips
Leave your emotions at the door and use your head, not your heart, when purchasing.
In Season: Food ideas with a real summer flavour
Witt chef tutor Paul "Sully" Sullivan has preserved memories of summer.
Jelly islands and more in Taste Arcade
Edible islands, floating salads and more will make up a food extravaganza on Wellington's waterfront.
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.
Sisters aim high in kayaks
It's the kayaking's version of Cool Runnings, as Cook Islands sisters dream of paddling at the Olympics.
Tiny black belt's Olympic bid
At the age of four, Andrea Anacan was given the choice of a karate lesson or a ballet class.
Tenure review’s lucky eight
Over 25,000 hectares of Crown land is still likely to be privatised, despite plans to scrap tenure review.
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?