Quarter-acre to quarter-mil'
4:27 PM Kiwi nurses convert experience into cash, banking more than $250,000 each in California.
Cops close in on poison suspects
4 min ago British police think they've identified the people behind the Novichok attack, reports say.
Couple blew charity money
6 min ago Trustees blew $565k of stolen cash on US holidays, diamonds and Lady Gaga tickets.
Toilet cam doc named
Cardiologist who secretly filmed women in a hospital toilet loses fight to keep name secret.
Bank worker hacks system
Ex-employee with a gambling problem hacked the bank to withdraw about $89,000.
Bound found in Dunedin
18 min ago Police are investigating after a body was found in a Dunedin home.
Bach razed in remote bay
Orange glow in night sky alerts neighbours, but all that's left are a few poles in the ground.
Note-writer 'quick tempered'
4:54 PM Residents got letters saying a "low-income" person may move in. A handwriting expert gives his take on the author of the notes.
Computers rank our endangered species
A stinky, ugly plant is counted a higher priority for protection than the iconic Kauri tree.
Is Gail Maney guilty or not?
The podcast Gone Fishing pored over evidence in the case against Gail Maney. So now, the big question: Is she a murderer? Or not?
A species died to save kākāpō
Stopping the extinction of one of NZ's favourite birds meant sacrificing another, less glamorous, native creature.
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.
Trump Russia quip trouble
White House scrambles to stifle new uproar after US President appeared to reject warnings of his own spy chief over Russia.
'Jeez, this is going to bad'
Video shows flames shooting out of plane just before it crashes in South Africa.
Boys play football with rescuers
The Thai boys saved from a cave join the Navy Seals who rescued them to play soccer.
How $7.9m scam proceeds left NZ
15 min ago Western Union used in many romance scams that duped Kiwis out of $7.9m, but Netsafe not pointing the finger.
Dam costs blow out by $26m
A huge $26m blowout in costs for the Waimea dam could bring an end to the controversial project.
Vodafone goes 'Agile'
Spark adopted the trendy new way of working first - but unlike its rival, Vodafone won't put staff jobs on the line.
Google fined $7.4 billion
EU ordered changes that could affect which Google-owned apps appear on smartphones and tablets running its Android mobile operating system.
Inside an Egyptian tomb
The beauty of an ancient Egyptian queen's tomb has been opened to all through virtual reality.
Breadcrumbs app creates trail to secret spots
Two Wellington entrepreneurs have developed a digital trail of breadcrumbs to help people settle into a new city.
Guide to online furniture shopping
Think before you click: before pressing "purchase" make sure you do your research.
Get that hotel feeling at home
Five steps to create that luxurious holiday hotel feeling in your own bedroom.
Spring's coming
3:59 PM Now's a great time to start planning fresh, bright changes to your home decor.
Inside the 'pain-free' birth
3:57 PM According to advocates of HypnoBirthing, having a baby without drugs should be a pain-free experience.
The danger of gift cards
Are youngsters ready to handle the wiles of advertisers and the complexities of 'credit'
Markle's sister lashes out
In her latest outburst, Samantha Markle says she will hold the Duchess "responsible" if their father dies.
The Marmageddon effect
The mere thought of food being restricted can trigger cravings and over-eating.
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".
Cooking for one in a crowded house
Cooking for one is a full house where everyone does the same? A little communication goes a long way.
Welcome to chaos
The seats, were hard, the food wasn't good and the service was even worse. There's little to commend at Wagamama Wellington.
Who needs Auckland?
10 min ago For the first time since Infometrics' regional GDP surveys began in 2001, the provinces have outdone the main centres.
Bugger! New dog-on-ute law
4:42 PM Quintessential Kiwi image could see farmers fined for mistreating man's best friend.
Colin Mochrie returns to NZ
Prepare to be in stitches as the multi-award winning comedian hits the stage with Whose Line IS It Anyway? lineup.
Rolleston's trip to Shortland St
Boy and Good Bye Pork Pie star James Rolleston has his sights set on Hollywood, in the meantime, he's Shortland Street.
'Two cancers and two babies'
Children's TV producer Emma Gribble was diagnosed with cancer while pregnant with her second child.
Why we left Auckland for Amazon
Why go through the drudge of the 9-to-5 when $17,000 a year is all it takes to lead a life of non-stop travel in South America?
Markle's NZ campervan trip
The actress wrote that Kiwis are "the nicest people you've ever had the pleasure of knowing".
Why you should use travel agents
They are no longer "travel agents" apparently, but "holistic advisers" who can make or break the quality of your getaway
NZ cooks up STI-style Legacy
A Kiwi STi-influenced edition of Subaru's six-cylinder sedan is now available. Might it be joined by an Outback version?
Do you indicate at a mini-roundabout?
Surely you don't have to indicate for those tiny painted circles. Or do you?
Putin's armoured limo
Russian president Vladimir Putin may have been late to the summit, but he did arrive in imposing style - in the new Russian-built Aurus Senat limo.
Let's talk about free speech
Should we all be able to say what we want, when we want, wherever we want?
Animal abuse ignored
Unfortunately many of us are still ignoring the horrific animal abuse occurring on farms around NZ.
Player theatrics shine bright
A review of the 2018 FIFA World Cup and its showcase of talent, theatrics, disappointments and champions.
Read and Crotty to play Sharks
4:34 PM Crusaders coach Scott Robertson names a run-on 15 stacked with 12 All Blacks to play the Sharks on Saturday.
Shields on the mend
3:45 PM Hurricanes captain is confident his injured ribs are up to meeting the Chiefs in their quarterfinal on Friday.
Chiefs ready for capital test
4:54 PM The Hurricanes have been superb at home of late, but the Chiefs are confident of doing the job in Wellington.
Tiny or colossal, it's our heritage
OPINION: Te Papa plans to change the way it cares for its collections. Find out how how the they are a crucial part of the national science picture.
Te reo for family ties
OPINION: When my irāmutu (niece) was born, I realised I had an opportunity. 2018 is my year of learning.
The treat yourself economy
OPINION: For years the cost of living increases have been hitting the poor harder than others and the issue may be coming to a head.
Putin's worldview triumphs
OPINION: Vladimir Putin's ruthless worldview dominated in at the summit with Donald Trump in Helsinki.
My heart is in Havana
Jim Tully goes to see the Caribbean island that is facing a new era with new leaders.
The sideline surgeon
Rugby and urology may be unlikely team-mates but for Nelson surgeon Andy Malcolm they go hand in hand.
Why is everybody striking?
After a decade of missing the spoils of a "rock star economy", lower paid Kiwis have had enough.
When a mass shooter kills your husband
One voice chokes out the words: "He's dead." The wailing gets louder. It is my wailing.
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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.
McVeagh a watershed moment
OPINION: Here's to a future where women's safety is prized over men's reputations.
'You're actually scared of balloons?'
OPINION: Indeed Greer Berry is scared of Satan's plaything. And now the world hates them too.
Rise and fall of a poodle president
In 2003, Tai the poodle rose to power in the Republic of Whangamomona. Then came the "assassination attempt".
Phone survives 300m drop from plane
Sarvinder Naberhaus was taking pictures in a US vintage plane. Then she dropped her phone.
Model breastfeeds on runway
New mum earns praise for breastfeeding her baby on the catwalk at a Sports Illustrated swimsuit show.
Confessions of an 'unmumsy' mum
OPINION: When I ghosted my coffee group, I wanted to let them know 'it's not you, it's me'.
'I cried': mums console Serena
Other parents were quick to comfort the tennis star after she missed one of her daughter's milestones.
Solid food won't help babies sleep
As much as tired parents may want to believe a new study, giving babies solid food early won't improve their sleep.
My heart is in Havana
Jim Tully goes to see the Caribbean island that is facing a new era with new leaders.
Hooker Valley is a winter wonderland
Take the family on a proper white winter holiday, to beautiful Hooker Lake.
Expat tales: French wine country
Rachel Treloar and her husband Jonathan run a wine estate in the Roussillon in the South of France.
Readers' travel pics of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Send it to us and be in to win a Fujifilm camera!