Warriors rally to down the Dogs
Just when all hope appears lost, the Warriors turn around and do something special.
Parents: 'We hope they listen'
2:05 AM Little Shinia's family asked for years for the speed limit be lowered outside their home. Now, it's too late.
Police tackle wild party
Rowdy party ends in arrests in central Wellington.
Trump trips up in a NY minute
OPINION: Amongst stilettos and steel-capped boots, candidates can't set a foot right.
Man, 70s, dies in horror accident
Rescuers tried to save the burnt man by submerging him in a cold bath.
Cannabis smoke hits public
Police apologise after clouds of smoke from a cannabis burn-off wafted towards supermarket.
85 prison deaths since 2010
38 deaths have been deemed unnatural in New Zealand prisons since 2010.
Girl killed after crash with ute
A 5-year-old has been killed while out riding her bicycle - a recent gift from her nana.
Kingdoms' young jester
One of New Zealand's latest acting sensations has a very simple philosophy towards his craft
Convicted of attempted suicide
Australian refugee advocates condemned the conviction of an asylum seeker on charges of attempted suicide.
Pope visits migrant frontline
Pope Francis arrived on the Greek island of Lesbos, turning the world's attention to Europe's migrant crisis.
British royals visit Taj Mahal
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Taj Mahal following in the footsteps of Princess Diana.
Who are Wicked Campers?
The slogans have outraged thousands but Mr Wicked Campers is nowhere to be found.
Reese Witherspoon fights sexism in NZ
Hollywood star and Australian businesswoman unite to fight male-dominated industries.
Jetpack gains power
A new engine in the Martin Jetpack has replaced the original two-stroke Kiwi prototype.
US sued over data requests
Microsoft feels people should know if the US government is looking at their emails
Bots instead of 0800 calls?
ANALYSIS: With "inspiration" from China's WeChat, Facebook want to become the connective tissue of the world.
Why Boston attracts runners
Every April people flock from all corners of the globe to the Mecca of running – the Boston Marathon.
'Bring forth her colander crown'
World's first legal Pastafarian wedding featured choruses of grunts, colander crowns and pirate puns.
The science of a good cry
Our evolutionary, psychological and biological reasons for 'crying it out' remain a mystery.
'Alarming' effect of fast food
You know that Big Mac isn't going to help your waistline, but it could be even worse than you thought.
The migraine experience
Suffering a migraine can be horrible, now non-sufferers can understand the sensation too.
Why races get hearts pumping
At the starting line I realised my heart was pounding with excitement.
Back to nature, big time
Strong architecture for a big landscape - does it get any better than this Coromandel home with a "rural camouflage" iron exterior?
You say weed, I say wonder
Once you start looking at weeds and their flowers and forms, like most plants they are rather appealing.
The smart sofa is here
Meet the adaptable sofa that can be controlled by phone and will move itself when it gets bored.
Hong Kong's gross fun buns
Yum Cha is a dim sum restaurant in Hong Kong that makes traditional custard buns with a visceral twist.
How did cauliflower get cool?
Of all the foods to become fashionable, cauliflower seems an unlikely contender.
Funds for agricultural research
Olive oil, avocados and apricots will all benefit from new research monies.
Bee poison results 10 days away
Results of tests for suspected bee poisoning will not be known for more than a week.
Tired of watching the grass grow?
Stressed out by a fast-paced daily life and binge-watching the latest hit TV shows?
'A story that needs to be told"
Tabrez Noorani will direct a movie on sex trafficking after first encountering victims of the trade in LA.
Prince recovering after emergency'
Prince has been released from an Illinois hospital after he was hospitalised with the flu.
How is Hanmer Springs?
Hot-pool competition is growing and tourism figures look oddly flat in beloved Canterbury town.
Pilots tired from tough rosters
If you're catching a 5am flight, your pilot has probably been up since 2.30am.
Turning a blind eye to risk
Kiwi culture is to blame for our high number of workplace accidents. Legislation won't help.
When cancer and Elton John collide
A reader reviews Elton John's albums to distract himself during his cancer treatment.
Bras and shoes: The bane of my existence
Being 5'1" and round as a ball, buying clothes is the ultimate challenge.
No drivers, all survivors
Self-driving car goes for a cruise on Wellington motorway - but not without the odd hiccup.
Dream Mustang buy delights
Bernie Butcher was lost for words when presented with her dream Ford Mustang car by her partner.
More supercars may come
Tony Quinn hints he would like to see some of the world's 23 other $4.2m Vulcans racing in NZ.
Milford inspires Brisbane rout
It was billed as a David and Goliath battle. But at least the real David was able to fire off a shot.
Recap: Warriors v Bulldogs
Strong second-half performance sees the Warriors home against the Bulldogs in Wellington.
All Blacks chase elusive award
Steve Hansen's men will look to conquer their final frontier at the prestigious Laureus sports awards.
Garner: Ban all pit bulls
OPINION: These dogs are loaded weapons. They have a predisposition to kill. They shouldn't be in our country.
Selling sex in South Canterbury
"Being a hooker doesn't make you a bad mum," says escort in candid talk about her job.
Nut bandits hard to crack
High-tech nut thieves are targeting bulk deliveries of pistachios almonds and cashews.
Man used fart spray: police
Woman tells police she was sprayed in face with product designed to smell like flatulence.
'Hello, it's the prime minister'
Some of the people dialling "The Swedish Number" - a hotline for tourists to talk to Swedes - just got a surprise.
Lotto: where to win
The luckiest shops have been revealed as $22 million comes up for grabs in Lotto.
Drink-driving cop hits 51 parked cars
Police officer in Prague facing sack after drinking too much and crashing his SUV into 51 parked cars.
How do I ask my son if he's gay?
Is there a way for parents to raise the issue without causing any offence? Yes - and here's how.
Do you speak baby sign?
Every time I say the word “milk” my hands make a squeezing movement. Is this a bit odd?
Judge vs breastfeeding mum
"Are you going to be able to stay buttoned up?" judge asked mortified woman during custody hearing.
DOC warning over seal selfies
Tourists wanting a picture-perfect moment with Kaikoura's wildlife are becoming a nuisance with their selfie sticks.
Plans for i-Site return
Havelock Community Association needs $23,000 for hub and information centre.
Cliff face closes hostel
The threat of falling rocks has caused a Kaikoura hostel to close after more than 50 years.