Sleepless night for Warriors fans
The Warriors have a mountain to climb at the second day of the Auckland Nines.
NZ secure ODI winÂ
NZ sailed on confidently to a fourth win from their past five one-day internationals tonight.
Williams wins record sixth title
Serena Williams fought off a barking cough to clinch her 19th grand slam singles title in Melbourne.
Murder charge laid
Woman found dead in Taranaki house a much-loved in community, resident says.
Messam secures pro boxing win
All Black Liam Messam tastes professional boxing victory with win in Sydney.
Myth that young tourists are stingy
Our relationship with the tourism industry is fraught: we need their money, but we love to complain about them.
Arrest after Stratford death
Woman found dead in Taranaki house a much-loved member of the community, resident says.
Bodybuilder 'doing it clean'
Bodybuilder Dylan Stephens, jailed after taking steroids and ecstasy, reveals how his life fell apart.
Socceroos dig deep, deliver a result for the ages
It doesn't always have to be the beautiful game to be the compelling game, the fascinating game.
'The biggest wave you've ever seen'
She'd stopped to take a photo. Then came a wall of water that sent her plummeting and rescuers scrambling.
Ukrainian act of mercy
Ukrainian becomes internet hit after he posts open letter to mother of a Russian tank commander whose life he spared.
Refugees housed in Nazi camps
German local governments are using the sites of former Nazi concentration camps to house a flood of asylum seekers.
Analysts bullish about beef
Beef and sheep farmers can look forward to a positive year, according to the Rabobank agribusiness outlook for 2015.
Inventor embraces digital tools
There are some brilliant ideas swirling through the heads of Kiwis. In the past they would die with their creators.
Squeeze put on lemons
Soaring lemon prices are leaving a sour taste in shoppers' mouths.
'Opt-out' probe could widen
Investigation into Air NZ's charges could be expanded to include other companies using the same sales tactic.
Parole hearing deferred
Jailed finance directors Neal Nicholls and Wayne Douglas must wait after an error was made with their eligibility dates.
Cheers to $500k from beer fans
Brewer Yeastie Boys raised $500,000 in less than 30 minutes after launching a crowdfunding campaign.
Woman admits tax evasion
Palmerston North woman may have big bills to pay after defrauding IRD of thousands.
China tightens lockdown
Users face tougher challenges as the government locks down ways to skirt increasingly strict web controls.
Sky's Neon delayed again
Sky Television looks likely to delay the launch on its Neon internet television service once again.
Warriors strip off for Klum
Supermodel Heidi Klum has played a game of "show me yours I show you mine" with New Zealand's rugby league team.
Gwyneth: Steam your vagina
Gwyneth’s at it again, this time raving about the benefits of steam-cleaning her vagina.
Two questions decide true love
Are you a 'master of love' or a 'disaster of love'? The answer may determine what you bring to a relationship.
Milk does the body good?
Here's a quick review of what science currently says about milk's health benefits.
Pole work takes sheer strength
Is it a workout only for those blessed with abs of steel and an ability to defy gravity? This reporter says less.Â
6 tips to keep your fitness on track
Your exercise programme should be enjoyable but there are some rules that ought to be followed.
Victorian home frozen in time
An old property containing relics of Australian life through the decades is as much a museum as it is a home.
Top 10 open homes under $500k
Planning on a little bit of house-hunting this weekend? These are our top 10 to check out around the country.
5 tips to add value to your home
You've given your body an overhaul as part of your new year's resolution - why not do the same for your home?
Recipe: Huevos rancheros
This Mexican classic makes a really cracking breakfast for a weekend treat. Serve the eggs with soft tortillas.
Pub walk to show off craft scene
Craft beer enthusiasts set to guide their first walking tour of popular, inner-city breweries and bars.
More land in foreign hands
Another 3000 hectares of Canterbury dairying land has been approved for foreign ownership or control.
Messy block goes native
Roger and Francie Taylor knew a lot of hands-on work would be required to turnaround a rough Canterbury block.
10 things to mull from GoT trailer
Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark promises "more deaths, more blood".
Will Katy get back on Taylor?Â
Katy Perry's Super Bowl show plans: lions, sharks and a 'rebuttal' to Taylor Swift?
Finn baulks at his own music
If you're thinking of using Neil Finn's music as your company's hold tune, think again.Â
Are lifejackets needed on planes?
Is it really worthwhile having a lifejacket demonstration on a plane?
Time for a cool change
I love the freedom and flexibility of road trips.
The hotel from hell
It sounded grand enough, but it was no honeymoon at the Raj Residency.
What the Greens need to lead
With an extensive and proven career in diplomacy, Kennedy Graham is my pick for Greens co-leader.
Top 'fattist' debate comments
Today's story on New Zealand being accused of having a "fattist culture" got many readers weighing i
Pet of the day: Wanna be pals?
Leela is a border terrier who doesn't believe in strangers, just friends she has
High-spec 2WD added
The addition of a highly specified front-driven model is the big news surrounding a facelift for the Honda CRV.
Touareg gets revamp
VW's highly-regarded Touareg gets a facelift, a price reduction and extra specifications.
NZ ease to win over Pakistan
NZ sailed on confidently to a fourth win from their past five one-day internationals.
Williams wins 6th Aussie title
Serena Williams fought off a barking cough to clinch her 19th grand slam singles title in Melbourne.
SBW wins points decision
Sonny Bill Williams extends unbeaten record as a professional boxer to seven fights in Sydney.
Who killed me?
OPINION: Trevor Agnew rages against TVNZ’s handling of Broadchurch’s end credits.
The legend of Phar Lap
He's been called the greatest horse ever, and few who stood at Wellington's dockside on Nov. 24, 1931, would disagree.
Village that refused to surrender
Three-and-a-half years after it was red-zoned, Kairaki is as strong as ever. How has it survived?
Hijabs and hospitality
Iran is a destination with more to offer than you might think - you just have to ask, writes Mike O'Connor.
Your funniest signs from around the world
We showed you 18 of the world's funniest signs. You saw us and raised us with examples of your own.
The curse of the flower poo
A Southeast Asian adventure is ruined by an illness, a worm and and an itch that can't be scratched.
How to travel, even if you haven't saved
Long and leisurely trips after retirement would have been out of reach if Richard Lintott and his wife hadn't begun home swapping.
Goose guard at Southport
He's feisty and feathered and he's on patrol outside the Seafarers' Centre.
Daisy moo-ving with the Times
She's kept Garden Place shoppers company for years, now Hamilton's iconic fibreglass cow is getting a psychedelic makeover.
'Dead' cat claws himself out of grave
His owner thought Bart was a goner, but five days after being buried this fearless feline clawed his way home.
