From poor to retired at 33
Growing up on the breadline taught property mogul how to become a success.
Super Rugby finalists
Four Kiwi sides in the finals after Bulls smash Lions to keep Highlanders in playoffs.
House prices tipped to soar
House prices are expected to rise by nearly 20 per cent in the next four years.
Jones: They're 'hapu hoodlums'
Police complaints have been filed over a group allegedly using Mafia tactics to extort money from contractors in Opotiki on behalf of iwi.
Was Jacinda-mania a rogue poll?
OPINION: Rogue results - results that can change history - show the telephone poll's time is up.
Motor camp residents turfed out
Brad Trainor built a house at a Queenstown camp ground, now he has to make way for tourists.
Pets permitted on Auckland trains
9:00 AM Animals can now ride the rails with their owners - as long as they're enclosed in a pet carrier.
Whangārei tipped for $240m dry dock
8:00 AM The dry dock promises much needed new jobs for the Northland city.
ACT won't change name
The party wants to remove laws against racial abuse, but leader David Seymour says it's not courting the white supremacist vote.
'Horrific' day for surgeon
The doctor who helped the critically wounded in the mosque shootings says March 15 started as "just another day in the office".
Standing up for freedom
Martin Crowe and the New Zealand cricket team refused to bow to terrorism in 1992. We shouldn't start now.
Kaikōura quake on steroids
West Coasters are getting the message about the inevitable, devastating Alpine Fault quake.
A journo's journey
Anna Fifield reported on geysers in Rotorua and nuclear tests in North Korea. Now she runs the Washington Post's Beijing bureau.
Mike Joy: Clean water advocate
Mike Joy could have made a lot of money if he'd kept his head down and his mouth shut. But he's not built that way.
'Horrific' day for surgeon
The doctor who helped the critically wounded in the mosque shootings says March 15 started as "just another day in the office".
An inferno threatens Oranga Tamariki
ANALYSIS: Without strong political leadership, the agency risks being consumed by the flames of mistrust.
Melania Trump is no Jackie O
7:47 AM OPINION: There are few individuals that Americans universally love, and one of them is Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
A journo's journey
From reporting on geysers in Rotorua to nuclear tests in North Korea, Anna Fifield now runs the Beijing bureau for the Washington Post.
Notre Dame's first Mass since fire
Only 30 people were allowed to attend the service in the still "fragile" French cathedral.
The prison money mentor
9:00 AM The former banker who goes into prisons to sort out inmates money lives.
Whangārei tipped for $240m dry dock
8:00 AM The dry dock promises much needed new jobs for the Northland city.
$5b bill for changing currencies
9:00 AM Overseas regulators have their eye on currency conversion charges but NZ's watchdog is not biting yet.
Melania Trump is no Jackie O
7:47 AM OPINION: There are few individuals that Americans universally love, and one of them is Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Costco is irresistible
OPINION: With Costco looming, I fear my good intentions might not hold. RIP my credit card.
Kiwi caught up in Hong Kong
OPINION: Facing a showdown with police, Craig Hoyle reports from the front line of Hong Kong's largest protest in years.
Exploring Sir Ed Hillary's legacy
Former prime minister Helen Clark and Sir Ed's daughter went on an 11-day hike in the Himalayas to explore his legacy.
Love, Death + Robots: brutal, creepy fun
OPINION: I don't know about you, but I for one welcome our robot overlords, especially if the animation is this good.
Deepfakes are here
OPINION: And Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been the target of one.
Kiwis divided on GM food
Fears NZ will be left behind thanks to our fear of GM food.
What to expect on The Block NZ
Dark and neutral hues accented by ochre and green - that's what we'll see on The Block NZ.
The home built in four days
Australian company Ecokit is creating prefab homes that look like a sustainable combination of Lego and IKEA.
All aboard Chapman-Taylor cottage
There's something very jaunty about this home's interior, with its dark wood panelling. Aye aye matey, it's a ship-shape home alright.
Jessica Biel's vaccination backlash
7 min ago Actress makes it clear she's "not against vaccinations" after getting caught up in the debate over a controversial US bill.
Melania Trump is no Jackie O
7:47 AM OPINION: There are few individuals that Americans universally love, and one of them is Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
The power of the revenge dress
8:44 AM As proven by Princess Di and Irina Shayk, nothing compares to the potency of a well-deployed revenge outfit.
It's time to walk the talk
Being miserable isn't a normal part of life so it's important to have the tools to turn your life around.
The wifely duty-free
OPINION: I need a signature scent, so my presence could linger in a room… and airport gifts wouldn’t be such a crap shoot.
Eating from Sydney's melting pot
From Fire Roasted Eggplant to multiple varieties of phở, there's plenty to tickle your tastebuds in Australia's largest city.
AI and the ocean
Artificial intelligence technology could be a key driver of future prosperity in the top of the south.
Emma Stone meets Baby Spice
9:10 AM It's a dream come true for the hardcore Spice Girls fan - and they even dedicated a song from La La Land to her.
New doco is Dylan at his finest
OPINION: It's beautiful to hear him here in all his rebellious rule-breaking glory.
Yesterday is today's must-see movie
REVIEW: This Spike Lee-produced movie is is a socially conscious slice of sci-fi that deserves to find a large audience.
Qatar's prep for FIFA 2022
How will World Cup fans cope in a country where a beer costs $25 and homosexuality is illegal?
Just embrace the Istanbul chaos
You'll fail to find many other cities in the world with the same vastness and richness of history.
Sydney's food melting pot
From fire-roasted eggplant to multiple varieties of phở, there's plenty to tickle your tastebuds.
Let's ban plastic bottles next
OPINION: How-to Dad Jordan Watson says we need to make changes to reduce our dependency on plastic.
Rise and shine with Indira Stewart
RNZ's newest presenter is the first Pacific Islander to present a regular weekday show on the station.
120-year-old chocolate for sale
Rancid and festooned with sugar bloom, the historic edible from The Boer War could go for hundreds of dollars.
Carving's penis removed
Iwi are upset over vandalism of a carved ancestral figure. The chainsaw-wielding culprit is not remorseful.
Audi NZ goes left of centre with its electric SUV
We give a left-hand drive Audi e-tron EV-SUV a try on local Kiwi roads.
DeLorean film as successful as car was
'Framing John DeLorean' review: Alec Baldwin movie is an uneven blend of fact and fiction.
Have your tattoos affected you?
Let's hear your views on tattoos. Do you agree with Air New Zealand's new stance on them? Are you comfortable seeing visible tattoos in the workplace?
My hopeless job hunt
OPINION: I went back to study to support my family, but our future is looking bleak.
Just days to grieve dead baby
OPINION: IVF, multiple miscarriages and heartbreak. And still, not an ounce of compassion.
Canes' second stringers win
The Hurricanes put out a weakened team and trailed 24-5 at halftime, but still beat the hapless Blues.
Player of year: Savea just super
There was only one player in the race when we sat down to nut out our top performer for 2019.
Runaway cart injures US Open fans
8:07 AM Fans were taken to hospital after a golf cart loaded with boxes got out of control at Pebble Beach
The Arctic's record ice loss
Greenland saw temperatures soar 40 degrees above normal and water exists in places north of Alaska where it never did before.
Climate emergencies won't save planet
OPINION: We won't save the world by constantly calling climate emergencies.
Back to the future to save planet
OPINION: A return to the recycling schemes of the 1980s has some merit.
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Meet Canterbury's Milk (Can) Man
Ian Spellerberg has over 250 cans from 19 countries. Just one problem, he's allergic to milk.
Kate surprises kids on TV show
The Duchess joined school children as they built dens out of branches and went “pond dipping”.
Plants transform Tauranga build
Hopping straight from one new build to another has given this family an instant upgrade.
4 DIY projects with velvet
Add a little luxe to your home with these crafty projects that make the most of velvet.
Taranaki recyclers living off the land
Ahu Ahu Beach Villas combine an artistic assemblage of recycled and rustic materials in a peaceful farm setting with sweeping coastal views.
Easy slow-cooker chicken soup
Prep your ingredients, pop them in the slow cooker and come back eight hours later.
Most painful places to get a tattoo
If you're keen on a cool hand or back tattoo, you'd better be prepared for some pain.
How to get Meghan's royal glow
Want amazing skin like the Duchess of Sussex? Here are her facialist's top tips, tricks and techniques.
The perils of Asian glow
Jean Teng can't really drink - not without feeling really, really sick. So why does she feel so compelled to do it anyway - and what does this say about our obsession with alcohol?
Mackenzie farm bars expert
Mudfight on a Mackenzie station while the Crown's high country management is under scrutiny.
Silver Ferns all business
Noeline Taurua hopes an intense five-day training camp on the Sunshine Coast will get her team ready for the World Cup.
NZ's own 'stolen generation'
For the first time, the process involved in taking a baby from its mother is laid bare.
Discover Dusseldorf’s delights
Explore incredible architecture, history, art and culture in this German city.
Country roads, take me home
The Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) tasked an electric vehicle enthusiast to find out how one would go in rural Wairarapa.