City of too many homes
After the quakes, there was a building boom, then quiet. Did Christchurch overcompensate?
March of the Teochew
15 min ago Alleged National donor Yikun Zhang is bringing 1000 compatriots to New Zealand next year.
Ebert's trail of debt and destruction
Thin margins and a dispute may have toppled the seemingly strong building company.
School's sign proves a headache
8:25 AM A neighbour blames a school's digital sign for headaches and sore eyes.
'It's OK to keep living'
After losing her husband and son 16 days apart, Julie Zarifeh got by through "active grieving".
Lotto millions unclaimed
8:28 AM Some big Lotto wins have gone unclaimed, and now the tickets have expired.
Fears drug could come too late
Julie Bunnell says she is one of the lucky ones, despite a grim breast cancer diagnosis.
Bishop delays cathedral decision
A decision on Christchurch's quake-damaged Catholic cathedral was due by the end of this year.
Drone could hold killer clue
Drone flying above Whanganui when Mongrel Mob member was killed could help police investigation.
Mayor to boss: 'That's utter bulls...'
The war over a skifield that led to some salty email exchanges between the local mayor and the mountain boss.
Housing affordability has nothing to do with avocados
House prices are stabilising, so now we can all buy property? Well, no. We explore why houses are still unaffordable.
The remotest rugby team
Players don't think twice when travelling from far and wide for NZ's most isolated rugby team, who lose every week.
'Māori not treated equally'
It's a 'sick, racist' health system which some say is a humanitarian crisis. Now the treatment of Māori is under the under the microscope.
Where is Khashoggi's body?
Could missing Saudi journalist's remains have been taken to a forest outside Istanbul or to another city?
Poll shows Kavanaugh doubt
Just 1 in 4 Americans think new Supreme Court justice was completely honest at hearing.
'Severe' Saudi consequences
US President has acknowledged it "certainly looks" as though missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is dead.
Ebert subcontractor speaks out
Daniel Pepperell's company lost $120,000 in Ebert's collapse, and it'll take $1m contract to make the profits back.
Why you should make staff shareholders
OPINION: There are benefits on both sides when workers have a slice of the business.
Soft ride for 'Amazon tax'
Some consumers see a bright side as National voices support for internet shopping change.
Phone shopping? Here's what to watch for
OPINION: Be wary when browsing for new technology.
Is Galaxy Watch worth buying?
REVIEW: New smartwatch is good fun, but won't suit everyone.
Claude Megson house wows
One of the best examples of the late Mid-century architect's work is up for sale in Remuera.
5 remarkable NZ homes
From hidden and quirky to elaborate and luxurious, these Kiwis made their home dreams come true.
One couple's van life
While out walking, this Australian couple accidentally made big decisions about their future.
Is it finally 'OK' to be child-free?
It was once considered a moral failing for a woman not to have a baby - but times have changed.
This is how my anxiety looks
I didn't think of myself as an anxious person, until the birth of my daughter, says former MP Holly Walker.
Karlie Kloss's surprise wedding
The model has become Ivanka Trump's sister-in-law after marrying businessman Joshua Kushner.
Ten-year-old writes a book for Unicef
Maia Brown has always wanted to be a writer. At age 10, she's done it.
Sophie's selfless choice
The 7-year-old asked friends to give her only pyjamas as gifts. She then donated all 23 pairs.
Labour Weekend: a national treasure
OPINION: More than just a day off, Labour Weekend is a reminder note that summer is on its way.
20 beers to try this summer
Labour Weekend marks the slide towards summer and that means planning your holiday. Michael Donaldson compiles a list of beers to drink and places to visit.
Farmers drenching too often
Farmers could be drenching their sheep too often, says a veterinary parasitologist.
Lacklustre dairy sales for Canterbury
Only 15 dairy farms found buyers in Canterbury over the past year.
Armageddon awaits
From Cosplay to Christina Ricci, here's why you should drop into Auckland's ASB Showgrounds.
All Blacks doco sets high bar
The documentary that teaches non-rugby-versed viewers the haka is gorgeous glossy small-screen entertainment.
The case for travel planners
OPINION: I love spontaneity, I just wish I had a little more time to plan it better.
Egypt's time-keeping temple
Twice a year, crowds fill Abu Simbel in Egypt to reflect on the possibilities of human endeavour.
Readers' travel photos
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Be in to win a Fujifilm camera!
Labour weekend traffic woes
Road closures thanks to chemical spills and police chases have marred motorists' start to the long weekend.
Journalists complain to Commerce Commission about AA
Will the real New Zealand Car of the Year award please stand up?
GM's original cat vid
In this week's Friday Fast Lane: GM harnessed the awesome power of the cat vid long before the internet, a pretentious man makes a shiny rhino and BIG V8s!
National is losing a dirty game
OPINION: Simon Bridges dug his own grave and his party is falling apart. There's no hope for him now.
I've been a victim too
OPINION: Men are often subject to violence and inequality, but no-one wants to acknowledge it. That's why I'm sharing my story.
Meth made sister a monster
We've given everything a family could, yet she still ended up at rock bottom - and is dragging her kids down with her.
NZ Rugby's Japan plan?
8:47 AM In a highly unusual move the NZ Rugby board had to end its own eligibility rules to allow Matt Todd to join the All Blacks.
Breakers brace for Bogut
8:29 AM Kiwi ANBL club has plenty of respect for the threats posed by Sydney Kings beyond their star NBA centre.
Let Hansen do what he wants
OPINION: Picking 51 All Blacks including Matt Todd is really no big deal, writes Hamish Bidwell.
An old debating chum's billion-pound pickle
OPINION: Mark Wilson, the handsome rugby-playing prefect, suffers quite the fall from grace.
Let Hansen do what he wants
OPINION: Picking 51 All Blacks including Matt Todd is really no big deal, writes Hamish Bidwell.
happy to tackle tough questions
OPINION: My position in relation to the new royal baby is goo-goo ga-ga and itchy-kitchy-koo.
Mike Dickison: biologist, Wikipedian and champion of hard conversations
Conservation priorities, Wikipedia gender bias and the origins of Big Bird
Killing taints family milestones
Spyros Voudouris celebrated his 18th by having a beer with his dad. Not at the pub, but at his grave.
Mayor to boss: 'That's utter bulls...'
The war over a skifield that led to some salty email exchanges between the local mayor and the mountain boss.
Kids and their stitches
Instagram has brought some new people into embroidery - and they're young, too.
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From #MeToo to #WeToo
Sexually assaulted at age 13, Brittany Cosgrove brought the #WeToo message to NZ. This week, the PM took it to the world.
Really? Kathryn Beck?
OPINION: Alison Mau argues it's wrong for outgoing Law Society president to lead a taskforce into culture change.
Rachel MacGregor's bad soap opera
Endless stress, staggering expense, and a monumental imbalance of power.
MacGregor v Craig reveals glitch
OPINION: Colin Craig legal battle is not just about Rachel MacGregor – it's about every Kiwi who might find themselves in her position.
Xi thought-mapped for the masses
No, it's not a "nightmarish subway map" - it's a handy directory to the Chinese president's brain.
Kids and their stitches
Instagram has brought some new people into embroidery - and they're young, too.
The strange items we try to post
Kiwis have attempted to mail bloody deer antlers, fish, imitation grenades and birthday cakes this year.
Bloom of death comes early
Plant famous for flowering only once in its life of 10 to 30 years set to bloom after only four.
Family games nights bring out the worst in me
A family that plays together stays together, but I turn into a monster when the Monopoly comes out.
The truth about returning to NZ
After years of exploration and adventure, settling back into little old NZ can be tough.
Meals worth travelling for
If you love getting away to discover new places but equally love good food, indulge both your passions to hunt out great eateries around New Zealand.
Expat tales: Life in dynamic Dubai
Aucklander Michelle Lee enjoys the fast pace and ambition of her adopted homeland.