Mark Lundy free after 12 years behind bars
Mark Lundy is granted bail at a hearing in the High Court at Wellington, just days after the Privy Council in London quashed his conviction for the frenzied axe murder of his wife and daughter.
Gallery: The Mark Lundy case
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Timeline of the Lundy case
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Privy Council decision
Key, Obama chat
US President Barack Obama and PM John Key talked by phone after the Apec summit, the White House confirms.
Drowned man had been drinking
A man who tried to cross a West Coast river was ''grossly intoxicated'' before his drowning, a coroner finds.
Teacher a no-show to hearing
Teacher facing disciplinary action for assaulting two children refused to turn up to answer questions about the charges.
I'm a drunk Kiwi - lock me up
After a night of drinking, New Zealander living in Aussie decided to kick in police station door.
Cot to blame for baby's death
A poorly constructed cot caused the death of an Ashburton baby, a coroner has ruled.
Taupo stabbing victim named
A 19-year old man who died after a fight in Taupo this morning has been named by police.
Schools' UFB rollout begins
Police probe suspicious death
Body lay in caravan 'for months'
Caravan's owner found decomposing body after returning to vehicle to prepare for summer.
Rabbis 'hired divorce thugs'
They allegedly plotted to kidnap Jewish men and torture them with cattle prods and karate.
Castro's hanging possibly sex act
Kidnapper who called himself "sick" sex addict may have died through autoerotic asphyxiation.
Obama 'is a control freak'
School chokehold pic goes viral
Walk for change dad killed by truck
Joe Bell was walking across America in memory of gay son who committed suicide after being bullied.
Mortgage lending tightened
One of the few non-banks still approving low-equity home loans tightens lending after a flood of applications.
Shifts not set in stone
Proposals to centralise research in agricultural science at Lincoln and Massey are apparently not a fait accompli.
US debt talks continue
Community work for ad scam
200 Christchurch jobs at risk
Independent Fisheries says it may close its earthquake-damaged processing plant in Woolston.
A cheap house, at what cost?
Every time I read an article and comments on the housing problem, my heart sinks for New Zealand.
Build our own houses
The housing crisis in New Zealand is a symptom of a system that has lost its way.
NZ's new property hot-spots
Houses more affordable - survey
House sales may drop by 5pc
New lending restrictions could see house sales drop by about 5 per cent with 4000 fewer homes expected to be sold in the next year.
Facebook won't let you hide
Facebook is getting rid of a privacy feature that let users limit who can find them on the social network.
Top GTA V Easter eggs - so far
Part of GTA V's appeal is the discovery of hidden gems - here's a few of the best ones found.
Cashing in on viral videos
World's online population mapped
The upside of violent games
The benefits of playing video games may offset the negative impact of exposure to screen violence.
'Sexy' breast cancer campaigns
Can you really help prevent cancer by going bra-free for the day?
Show us your jazz hands
Add some sparkle and razzamatazz with these six glam glitter enamels.
Brides throwing cats
The week's best & worst style
Friday fashion fix: Think pink
It's breast cancer awareness month, so support a good cause and be bang on trend with these pink pieces.
5 metabolism-boosting foods
It's easy to name unhealthy foods, but what about the ones that actually help blast fat?
Pub grub at home
An oldie but a goodie: this chicken parmigiana recipe is guaranteed to knock your socks off.
The lowdown on Thai cooking
Bake yourself happy
Bus seems as cool as a car
Ad agency comes up with a clever way to advertise bus travel: Make it seem just as cool as travelling by car.
History makes Bathurst great
Taking on the mountain in any car is what make the race round the mount great.
The man with two DeLoreans
Bracing for race around the mount
Breaking down the breakup
The Jenner breakup starts to get confusing, to straighten everything out, we're sorting through the facts.
1D fans queue outside hotel
All eyes outside Auckland's Langham Hotel are pointed in - you guessed it - One Direction.
TV host fired over low-cut dress
Miley directing porn?
Creepy Nymphomaniac posters
Which of these sexy poster for Lars Von Trier's 'Nymphomaniac' is the most embarrassing?
Global snapshots
Here's a round up of some of the top travel photos from around the world. Which one is your favourite?
Qantas near-miss report
Collision avoidance system on one of the two Qantas A330s involved in near-miss last month was broken.
Air travel etiquette
Doctors aid in sky-high ordeal
Kabul with a splash
After the body search, it's easy to forget that fun is happening in ultra-conservative Afghanistan
Breast cancer battle scars
Has breast cancer affected your life? Share your story for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Oh, the glory of bakeries
Every Belgian village, no matter how small, has at least one bakkerij - though often more.
Code hopping has to stop
One fine day in Auckland
Why I'm staying in Aussie
Kiwi Robbie Honore found it easier to get into medical school in Australia - so he's staying.
Shifts not set in stone
Proposals to centralise research in agricultural science at Lincoln and Massey are apparently not a fait accompli.
Green grass envy
NZ's grass-based feeding system for cattle has been the main talking point of international visitors ahead of the World Angus Forum in Rotorua.
NZ merino a winner
Bounty on angry birds
Finding our edge in space
Astrophysicists try to work out exactly where our neck of the celestial woods ends.
Working out builds brains
As our muscles pump iron, our cells pump molecules to help maintain a healthy brain, research finds.
Scientists peer into apocalypse
Manhattan Project for aging
NZRL embrace code-hopping
NZRL boss says the rival codes have no choice but to to embrace his Sonny Bill Williams' career goals.
All Whites watch with interest
The All Whites hope to know tomorrow who they will be playing in the World Cup inter-continental playoffs.
Chiefs announce key signings
Vaega claims final Canes spot
Cut sidelines Joseph Parker
Injury has ruled rising boxing star Joseph Parker out of the Fight for Christchurch next month.
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Flooring's not boring
In which I have harsh words about flooring and rude words about Palmerston North.
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Business trip hangovers
Got a meeting the morning after that client function? Here's how to beat business trip hangovers.
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London diners go wild
London's top chefs "nature-ise" menus, offering adventurous eaters a field-to-fork experience.
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A digital desert
When future archaeologists start digging back to 2013, they may find precious little.
Rate David Cunliffe's plans for Labour's first 100 days:
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At home for the love of it
It's easy to feel superior about our parenting choices, but how much is due to our ideals and how much due to circumstance?
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Too many activities?
My daughter's life was so over-structured that spontaneous play was a foreign concept.
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Avoid financial envy
The urge to 'keep up with the Joneses' is universal - but financial envy can lead to really bad decisions.
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These feet were made for walking
Watching your child take their first steps is a great joy, but there's a huge variation in the age at which kids start walking.
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Best passport in the world
The Kiwi passport has been ranked as one of the best in the world for travellers.
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Year on the road 'surreal'
He left it all behind, now Dave Monk and family review their time travelling into the unknown.
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OE prevented uni burnout
'Amazing' is such an inadequate word to describe my OE experiences, Hannah Loke says.
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Sail the Mediterranean
Cruising the Mediterranean on a gulet is one of the most luxurious experiences a Kiwi could dream of.
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So no vote-rigging here then?
Azerbaijan announces president's landslide victory - a day before the poll.
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If you loved me, you'd dress like me
China's smitten couples are showing their love for each other by dressing identically.
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You're dead, judge tells man
An Ohio judge says a man who stood before him in court is still legally dead.