Do men really have it easier?
Four US transgender men reveal how life changes once society sees you as a male.
Bus 'mayhem' warning
Taking the bus to work? Drivers predict significant disruption during Monday's strike in Wellington.
Rise of fake news 'critical threat'
2:53 AM Rise in fake news posts on social media "a critical threat to public life," researchers say.
Well-known pilot feared dead
Police shift to recovery mode with pilot Matthew Wallis presumed dead in chopper crash.
50-year photo mystery solved
Michele Holzman clicked on story about a mystery US woman - and realised it was her.
Children in Great Barrier crash
A person is in serious condition awaiting a rescue helicopter after a car with three people in it, two of them children, crashed on Great Barrier Island.
Suburban street tests bus drivers
Buses trying to navigate a steep Auckland street have locals wondering if their patch of suburbia is a new bus hub.
Manhunt after beach attack
Police cordon now lifted after knife attack reported at remote beach community.
Defence Minister's tears
Emotional Ron Mark says decades long struggle by gravely injured soldiers "unfortunate for the reputation of the Defence Force".
Computers rank our endangered species
A stinky, ugly plant is counted a higher priority for protection than the iconic Kauri tree.
A military family full of hurt
For two decades, they’ve struggled against the might of the military. One politician might be their best and final hope.
Z knew of breach for 7 months
Z Energy sat on evidence about a privacy breach for seven months - only going public when confronted with it this week.
A raid worth investigating
OPINION: It's one of the most storied firefights in our war history, but did we tell it the right way? We deserve the truth.
‘Certainly a security breach’
How Z’s story changed as the evidence of a problem mounted.
50-year photo mystery solved
Michele Holzman clicked on a story about a mystery US woman - and realised it was her.
Trump bends knee to Putin
OPINION: US President's kowtowing to Putin shows he is either out of touch with US values, or a clear and present danger to the nation.
LA supermarket gunman arrested
Los Angeles police say a gunman is in custody after taking hostages inside a busy supermarket.
Heavy toll of Kauri disease
Track closures to protect kauri from a killer disease are proving fatal for some tourism businesses.
Coutts' among $10m+ earners
A property owned by Russell Coutts is among five that have increased in value by more than $10m.
Gifting to grown-up kids
OPINION: With parents increasingly helping their offspring into a first home, there are some tips to remember.
Disconnected: the 1% without internet
Greek Orthodox priest uses eight-metre antenna to connect where telcos weren't prepared to go.
Your fridge might be mining bitcoin
Appliances can and are being hijacked by bitcoin miners.
Recap: Block NZ room reveals
A recap of bathroom week's winners and washouts with former Block NZ judge Fiona McLeod.
A 12-second commute
There's just a 12-second commute from home to work for this food entrepreneur.
Queenstown home wins big time
Builder of this Queenstown home won five regional Master Builder awards, including Supreme House of the Year.
Luxury sleepwear is worth it
Greta van der Star spent so much time in her pyjamas she created a luxury sleepwear label.
When coughs become serious
Coughs are common at this time of year but it's the type of cough that indicates whether you should visit your doctor.
When colds turn bad
Thousands of people run the risk of contracting pnenumonia this winter. Here are some of the warning signs.
'No apologies' for fat-shaming
OPINION: Adelaide gym remains unapologetic about its "before and after" post, going so far as to thank "the haters".
The Marmageddon effect
The mere thought of food being restricted can trigger cravings and over-eating.
Three hearty winter salads
A light option for a warming winter meal.
'Impressed' PM thanks students
Letter with handwritten note said girls' passion gave PM "hope for the future of New Zealand and the planet".
Be more like Aussie - marine expert
Biologist: NZ's over-inflated opinion of wonderful sea protection couldn't be further from the truth.
Survivor's finalists found
A castaway has fallen on her sword at the last Survivor NZ hurdle, but at what cost?
Pora's story 'sad, complicated'
The real people behind TVNZ's Teina Pora film reveal the personal impact of re-telling his story.
Sir Peter's art competition controversy
New Zealand director Peter Jackson has been accused of exploiting artists and designers worldwide with a competition.
World famous in NZ: Castle Hill
Officially called a karst landscape, these ancient rocks are smooth, sculpted, and irresistibly photogenic.
Passengers give teacher $530
When a US teacher told her seatmate about her low-income students, others on her flight couldn't sit back and do nothing.
The 'poor man's business class'
It's designed as a class between classes and it's becoming a popular choice. Welcome to premium economy.
Finding fun in a road trip
Heading home from a school holiday break? Road trips can be fun - or a nightmare. Planning can makes the difference.
Real-time EV charger info
NZ Government partnership to provide EV infrastructure information is a world first.
More talk, not less
Rather than trying to silence others, we need to listen, and then discuss our views.
Player theatrics shine bright
A review of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and its showcase of talent, theatrics, disappointments and champions.
Let's talk about free speech
Should we all be able to say what we want, when we want, wherever we want?
Silver Ferns silent on review
Country's top netballers didn't want to discuss the Commonwealth Games at Super Sunday, but outgoing assistant did.
Kearney takes aim at refereeing
Coach labels inconsistent refereeing 'a blight on our game', as Warriors miss opportunities against Storm.
Trump bends knee to Putin
OPINION: Trump's kowtowing to Putin shows he is either out of touch with US values, or a clear danger to the nation.
Low-wage NZ 'a myth'
OPINION: The head of BusinessNZ says claims that New Zealand is a "low-wage economy" are wrong.
The click in her hip
Our daughter was in agony but we couldn't shelter or protect her from it. Instead, we had to insist she intensified it.
Pora's story 'sad, complicated'
The real people behind TVNZ's Teina Pora film reveal the personal impact of re-telling his story.
Man consumed by ACC fight
ACC documents are within reach in every room in Ivan Stryder's house. He's "lost his job and his life".
In camp with the Black Ferns
NZ women's 7s camp starts with a concert, followed by days of brutal hard work, Ben Strang reports.
A taste for murder
Once self-published writer Nikki Crutchley tried her hand at it, she couldn't stop.
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Flight Centre's 'inspirational' murals
Flight Centre under fire for booze-soaked culture and murals that suggest women should carry condoms and become 'Naughtywise' ambassadors.
My doctor pursued me for sex
After escaping a religious cult, Catherine English was just looking for a doctor.
Lawyers deemed 'fit and proper'
Lawyers at heart of Russell McVeagh scandal have had their practising certificates renewed.
Boy, 10, drives drunk dad
The father told police it wasn't the first time the boy had been his sober driver.
Virgin Mary 'weeps olive oil'
A statue of the Virgin Mary inside a US church appears to be "weeping" - and church leaders can't explain it.
Is my son battling loneliness?
Aloneness can leave room for creativity and contemplation. But loneliness is another matter.
Inside the 'pain-free' birth
According to advocates of HypnoBirthing, having a baby without drugs should be a pain-free experience.
Prolapse 'shocks' new mums
There will likely be one or two new mums in your coffee group affected by prolapse, but too worried to say anything.
Model breastfeeds on runway
New mum earns praise for breastfeeding her baby on the catwalk at a Sports Illustrated swimsuit show.
Insider tip: Brazil
If every country in the world was invited to a party, Brazil would be the last one still on the dance floor at 6am.
'Nurses have it easier in London'
Nurses are having a tough time in New Zealand right now, but Rachel Gold says the opportunities in London are excellent.
Ask an expert: Canada
With three weeks in the country, how do I make the most of what it has to offer?
The London tourists rarely see
All sorts of hidden treasures await tourists if they go off the beaten track.