Why is housing so expensive?
1:36 PM Hint: It has nothing to do with smashed avocados on toast.
'Frenetic attack' fatal
Man jailed for life for killing his pregnant girlfriend at a school believed violence would fix their relationship.
Dad brings sex offender to justice
2:03 PM Victim's dad set out to find Bevan O'Kane so that his daughter could confront him.
Live: Black Caps v England
CDG swats one through midwicket to raise his 50 as NZ close in on England's first innings total.
We don't want this memorial
1:22 PM OPINION: Let the legacy of those we lost be about healing, hope and love - not division.
Grace Millane court order ignored
NZ court order flouted as UK media name the convicted murderer of British backpacker.
Terrace Tunnel closed
2:24 PM A crash has closed the tunnel, but police believe there are no serious injuries.
$80 ticket now a $9500 monster
Speeding ticket costs multiply more than 100-fold as dispute escalates to Supreme Court.
Bad taste of wine fraud
Kiwi winemakers started with big plans. They ended facing jail time.
Coldplay won't tour to save planet
UK band won't support their new album with a tour until it's environmentally responsible.
Grumbles over uni's green levy
Academics feeling pressured into travelling overseas for work say a carbon fee on flights will eat further into their own pockets.
Nelson's bug life under the microscope
Researchers have found beneath the moss, foliage and flora of Nelson's terrain, there are a large number of invertebrates only found in the top of the south.
Huge factory town plan for Ohinewai
The small settlement in Northern Waikato will be radically transformed if Sleepyhead's plan succeeds.
Bad taste of wine fraud
They started with big plans. They ended facing jail time.
Freedom campers by the droves
This summer is expected to be the biggest year on record for freedom camping, bringing in half a billion dollars.
World's newest nation?
The island of Bougainville is voting on independence from Papua New Guinea.
Flames shoot from plane engine
2:10 PM Philippine Airlines jet is forced to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles.
The doctor helping victims of war
As Afghanistan's prospects of peace seem even more remote, a doctor is offering hope - and new limbs.
Grace trial: All the evidence
Only two people know what happened the night British tourist Grace Millane was killed in an Auckland hotel room.
What it's like to be 18 in NZ
'Our generation is not informed. Our generation is not "post-racist". Our generation is worried.'
Her brother's keeper
After police shot her brother, Genevieve Simpson got a job in mental health - and began investigating.
Flames shoot from plane engine
2:10 PM Philippine Airlines jet is forced to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles.
Will this be world's newest nation?
The island of Bougainville is voting on independence from Papua New Guinea.
Netanyahu is in big trouble
Israel's prime minister is indicted in corruption cases.
22 offers in fight for Hamilton homes
A normal 1990s family home in Hamilton received 22 offers on it, in a sign of the hot housing market.
NZ still building leaky homes
We barely hear about the leaky buildings crisis any more, but the problem is actually growing.
Rents shoot ahead of incomes
Rents 'will almost certainly set new records' in early 2020, Trade Me says.
Kiwi kitchens win big in Europe
'Biggest stone kitchen in the world' - Auckland project and two others win major European awards.
My three-year plan to buy a home
OPINION: I'm still paying student loans and a third of my wages goes on rent, but it seems buying a home isn't impossible.
Can Coke clean a grubby toilet?
You can make a mean Black Russian with it, but will it also clean the loo?
Why you should walk your cat
"Cats are capable of so much more than we give them credit."
How not to buy, buy, buy at Xmas
At this time of year, we should buy less, but better.
Stella McCartney loves getting steamed up
SATIRE: Gwyneth knows just what to give to the girl who has everything.
I feel like chicken tonight
A supermarket roast chicken is a quick and easy meal choice. But should you eat it?
We need to ask why
OPINION: We'll never break the cycle of violence if punishment is the primary focus. Asking why men are violent often uncovers their own trauma.
Food for thought
SPONSORED: New Zealand’s hospitality industry is pumping, so how can you get a piece of the pie?
Bad taste of wine fraud
They started with big plans. They ended facing jail time.
The unemployment equation
Taranaki's unemployment rate is at its highest since 2017 and the highest in NZ.
Animal antics on a dairy goat farm
Life's never dull on this farm of 150 dairy goats.
Bonnie and Clyde actor dies
Michael J. Pollard earned an Oscar nomination for his scene-stealing performance.
Michael Jackson film in the works
The producer behind Bohemian Rhapsody has reportedly done a deal with singer's estate.
Sam Neill gets top Aussie honour
The Kiwi acting legend is receiving the "highest screen accolade" across the ditch.
Scooter Braun finally addresses Taylor Swift drama and calls himself the 'bad guy'
Scooter Braun reveals he's willing to talk to Taylor Swift and be the bad guy but only if it's behind closed doors.
Survivor is 'discussing' changes after Kellee Kim spoke out
Jeff Probst said Survivor is looking to make changes following Kelle Kim's complaints about Dan Spilo.
Sorry Angels, the 2019 Victoria's Secret Fashion show is officially cancelled
After much speculation, the 2019 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has officially been canned. Model Shanina Shaik previously teased the demise of the iconic event.
To know or not to know?
OPINION: At the 20-week scan, parents face the dilemma of whether to find out the gender of their baby or not.
Striking the balance
Kayla Whitelock had barely picked her hockey stick back up again when the text message came through: So, what about Tokyo?
From grey slabs to Lego art
A mysterious street artist is turning a drab concrete retaining wall on a busy street into a giant Lego set.
Man caught horsing around in Whakatāne
Just another day in Kopeopeo? Man caught on camera casually riding a horse around the streets of Whakatāne.
Money laundering movie piracy
Police seize millions in cryptocurrency as a result of a tip given by US tax agency.
Emergency mobile test
Don't be surprised when your phone makes some odd sounds over the weekend.
Sacha Baron Cohen slams Facebook
The actor slammed Mark Zuckerberg for allowing Holocaust deniers to spread conspiracies.
Tesla's 'cybertruck' reveal goes wrong
Tesla has unveiled a futuristic, Blade Runner-inspired electric pickup truck. It did not go well.
Move over 3-series, here's the BMW i4 EV
New 3-series-sized i4 puts pure-EV technology right at the heart of the BMW brand.
Hi-tech Holden heads the fleet
Will a Kiwi summer in Holden's largest, most advanced model be a chrome-plated experience?
Dairy threatens NZ's image
OPINION: Is the money New Zealand makes from exports really worth destroying our environment?
The Schumachers deserve privacy
OPINION: Traumatic head injuries are life-changing in every way. We should all have the respect to recognise this.
Memories of Erebus
Your stories about what you remember of the day of the Air New Zealand Erebus disaster.
What's wrong with Steven?
1:26 PM Kiwi big man in the spotlight with form slump as Thunder struggle.
McLaughlin's title not tainted
An Aussie sticks up for the Kiwi star after fierce sledging from rival drivers.
Youth rugby tourney canned
A breeding ground for All Black stars has had its day, officials say.
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A street with no cars
This school had classes on the road for a day to see what life with no cars was like.
Great-grandparents raising tamariki
Two years ago, Ma Healey had never met her great-grandson, now she's raising him.
'I once shared Israel Folau’s views'
OPINION: Growing up in a fairly conservative tradition I'd been taught sexuality was black and white.
Sailing and sunbathing in Alaska
Joanna Wane sails north to the ice and finds all is not what it seems.
Paralysed but still in netball career
Former netball player Gabby Wright was left paralysed after a common cold, now she is calling the shots as a referee.
Duchess honours Harry and baby Archie
The royal mum honours Prince Harry and baby Archie with jewellery which holds special meaning or connection to her.
Ultimate outdoor kitchen
However much you have to spend, these amazing outdoor kitchens will take your al fresco cooking to a new level.
How to modernise rattan and cane
Check out these tips on how to style rattan for the modern era to add a natural touch to your home.
Ultimate outdoor kitchen
However much you have to spend, these amazing outdoor kitchens will take your al fresco cooking to a new level.
Easy guide to composting
Compost is the best possible food for your plants and a practical way to manage kitchen waste.
Humidity hair hacks
Does the humidity make your hair frizz? Here's some tips on how to keep your hair looking good this summer.
How much exercise is enough?
If you are new to exercise, start off by doing short workout sessions. Even 10 minutes is enough to gain benefits.
Losing an election
What's it like to spend months of your life campaigning for a local government role, and not get in?
Smokes price hike not just tax
The tobacco companies used annual tax increases as cover for significant voluntary price increases.
Snow could be predicted in Auckland
Artificial intelligence transcribing weather records from up to 150 years ago could help predict future extremes.
Kiwi sailor determined to reach Tokyo
Erica Dawson didn't want to be another female who dropped out of sailing. Now, the glint of an Olympic medal has kept her on the water.
Visa rules based on flawed thinking
OPINION: Documents that show Kiwis are in relationships are not appropriate for other cultures.
Sikhs ready to celebrate
The Palmy Punjabi Festival is expected to attract more than 2000 people to The Square.
Fiji deaths: Accused seeks bail
Police fear a man accused of murdering a family-of-five will "find means and ways of leaving Fiji" if granted bail, a court hears.
Businesses are new-technology champions
SPONSORED: Chartered Accountants are embracing new technology, and passing their learning on to business clients.
Discover NZ this summer
SPONSORED: Enjoy a staycation this summer at one of these incredible local holiday spots.
