Not guilty? It's red card outrage
OPINION: Cancelled red card only makes matters worse - especially for fans.
Mini-tornado hits Matamata
Small twister throws a schoolboy in the air and buckles a shed.
Robbery ends with sex act
Male and female robbers said they'd give their gay victim an example of "how he should behave".
Airbnb probes boozy party
Homeowner wants to know how a 14-year-old could book a house online for 100 partying teens.
Audi CEO arrested over emissions
1:49 AM Audi boss Rupert Stadler arrested in relation to the emissions cheating scandal.
Nurses reject pay offer
DHB responds to threat of nurse strikes after their union "strongly rejects" pay offer.
Student flat: Sewer leak and a possum
"Toxic" student flat's landlord is behind another that allegedly had an in-house possum.
Fire 'silent killer'
A Māngere Bridge house where a 68-year-old man died did not have working smoke alarms.
NZ's 100-year moose hunt
Ten moose landed here more than 100 years ago. A few intrepid Kiwis have been searching ever since.
Trapped in paradise
Those close to Craig Koning call him a Pied Piper, seducing women with a tropical dream that becomes a nightmare.
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.
NZDF confirms SAS investigation
Outgoing Defence Force boss reveals investigation under way into allegations made in The Valley documentary.
The Valley: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
A real-life House of Cards drama
26-year-old New York Times reporter under scrutiny as she's accused of trading sex for secrets.
Melania opposes Trump
OPINION: US first lady lends her voice to those who oppose separating migrant kids from parents.
The separated kids: Their faces
The cries of a two-year-old pierce the night at the US border. She's about to be taken from her mother.
Recruitment data hacked
Kiwis who applied for jobs with Jetstar and Kathmandu may have had their data accessed by hackers.
Why civil servants want to strike
What is driving public service staff to strike?
Tech supremo by August
72 candidates apply for job to steer NZ's digital future.
'Gaming should be for everyone'
At E3, Xbox unveiled an innovative new controller designed to put disabled gamers on a level playing field.
Ford's cycling 'smart jacket'
With sleeves that light up and an app that buzzes riders' arms, Ford has decided to give cyclists a chance to keep their eyes on the road at all times.
An app to cure phone addiction
Rebel smartphone developers are using fire to fight fire - creating apps that try to put users back in control.
Rapunzel tower 'bonkers' - owner
Owner of fairytale tower for sale says it's a fabulous place where the kids play hide and seek.
15 Mid-century gems
Modernist interiors and architecture that wow in their quirky simplicity.
Dentists' polished villa
Two dentists have blended their individual styles in a pretty Ponsonby villa.
Dangers of a weak pelvic floor
For former Australian netball captain Sharelle McMahon, the signs that something was wrong with her pelvic floor were different.
How to really use a grater
Not just for grating cheese, here's how to get the most out of those never-used other three sides.
Bad news for Budgie-smugglers
The swimming undies have been confirmed as the the most hated item of clothing in the UK, even beating crocs.
Four funky ways to better fitness
Not a fan of the gym, at 48, Bess Manson wonders if she can dance herself fit.
Bella Hadid's bad junk food habit
OPINION: "I'd applaud the magical ability to eat and stay stick thin if it wasn't complete horse poo."
80s fitness makes a comeback
Get ready for some "retrocise", as aerobics are back in fashion once again. (Leg warmers optional.)
Desserts that really are healthy
Forget fighting the urge to indulge, it's all down to knowing friends from foes.
Jordan Rondel's banana cake
Gooey nuggets of banana give these minicakes extra appeal. Just the thing for the cheeky chimps in your life.
Axing calf days step too far
OPINION: Closing them down squanders a chance to showcase strong biosecurity.
NZ needs a food brand
The Government needs to invest in a national food brand, says agrifood marketing expert.
DWTS Recap: Group dances week
Join us at 7pm for another turn round the dance floor as the couples take on group dances.
Jodi Barnett 'doing really well'
As his wife is treated for a brain tumour, Simon Barnett will appear daily on his breakfast show via an in-home studio.
Roseanne spin-off all but set
Embattled star has agreed "in principle" to walk away from the characters she helped create.
Kiwi kite skiing across Antarctica
Mark Sedon on "the most potentially groundbreaking polar expedition in a generation".
Never too late for the big OE
The kids have flown the coop, so these Kiwi empty nesters decide to hit the road.
Lid lifted on latest mega-ship
Royal Caribbean unveils details of the China-bound Spectrum Of The Seas.
Don't mention diesel C-class
Electrified models are becoming very important to Mercedes-Benz NZ. The big push starts with the C-class.
Ford's cycling 'smart jacket'
With sleeves that light up and an app that buzzes riders' arms, Ford has decided to give cyclists a chance to keep their eyes on the road at all times.
Dancing with the cars
If DWTS celebrities were cars, what would they be? We have the answers!
No sex, sleep or sanity
There are many things I wish people had warned me about pregnancy, parenting and life after children.
Life on the front line
Work as a nurse, teacher, firefighter, police officer, or elsewhere in the public sector? Share your story.
Addiction funding will save lives
Many Kiwis feel deep shame about our addictions which prevents many of us from seeking help.
How foul are the All Blacks?
ANALYSIS: The All Blacks commit acts of foul play more often than anyone except England.
UK barmy over Henry catch
Black Caps seamer dominating English cricket with the ball, and he's taking brilliant catches too.
Northern Stars finally get a win
It was more nerve-wracking than they would have liked, but the Northern Stars finally have an ANZ Premiership win.
The effects of global warming
OPINION: What goes up must come down, therefore more moisture in the atmosphere results in more rainfall.
Melania opposes Trump
OPINION: US first lady lends voice to those who oppose Trump policy of separating migrant children from parents.
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In the muck at Fieldays
OPINION: Jacinda struggles to calm the farm as ministers keep stepping in cowpats.
The Kiwi kite skiing across Antarctica
Mark Sedon on "the most audacious and potentially groundbreaking polar expedition in a generation".
Addiction funding will save lives
Many Kiwis feel deep shame about our addictions which prevents many of us from seeking help.
Floored by Madagascar
The world's fourth-largest island sits off the east coast of Africa. For biologists, it's an Eden.
'You stabbed me'
A knife, a punch, a brawl. The next thing the young man remembers is the weight of his dying dad's body.
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Sponsor quits Floating Foundation
The seaborne charity's former supporters feel "let down" by its founder's treatment of women.
Charity boat's crew abandon ship
Crew of charity ship come ashore on Waiheke Island after allegations of founder's bullying come to light.
Charity boss held lives in his hands
OPINION: The crew and volunteers of the Floating Foundation aid missions saw Craig Koning as God. They said as much.
Inquiry into seaborne charity
The Floating Foundation's website has been taken down after bullying revelations, but founder Craig Koning will not confirm the charity's future.
Tourist tries to pat wild lion
It may seem rather obvious but it's probably best not to reach out to wild animals in Africa.
Rare Red Sprite caught on camera
He initially thought it was a lens flare but Google told him otherwise.
Big beef: Vegans v vegetarians
The New Zealand Vegetarian Society splinters owing to a proposal to rebrand as vegan.
UK cops called over Love Island
British police say they were called to a Love Island "emergency" when a girl's parents wouldn't let her watch the TV show.
Ardern might induce baby
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, due to give birth this weekend, wants her baby out.
Will 6 weeks be enough for PM?
Asked what happens if she needs more time at home with baby, the PM says you can't always get what you want.
I was bullied by my midwife
Support at last for mothers who decide to bottle-feed their babies brings back harrowing memories for me.
I don't care how Jacinda mothers
OPINION: This might be a crazy call, but I reckon the PM can be trusted to make her own mothering decisions.
Get away to Shortlands Shed
Within a comfortable driving distance of Dunedin and Queenstown, Shortlands Shed offers a special off-the-grid glamping experience.
From Wellington to Nuremberg
Meeting a German exchange student set Elliot Parry on a very different path than he'd imagined.
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!
Insider tip: Trekking Thailand
The country's more than 100 national parks could very well be its best kept secret.