Fallen cop remembered
9:54 PM Colleagues of one of the US police officers shot dead in an attack are devastated.
Live: Police shootings
10:01 PM Snipers planned to kill as many officers as possible at a US protest where five died, Dallas police say.
Live: Chiefs v Reds
10:51 PM It's one way traffic in Brisbane with the Chiefs way out in front in the second half.
Woman saved from trolley bay
A man pulled her out of harm's way as a trolley bay fell and crashed into her car.
Blues blow away Brumbies
10:57 PM Blues turn on stunning first 20 minutes to blow Brumbies away 40-15 at Eden Park.
Community mourns youth leader
Sam Lavea had a cheeky grin that made everyone around him feel comfortable.
$30 million P haul doesn't gel
The drugs were hidden inside silica gel sachets and stuffed into 4000 handbags.
Lawyer's actions 'appalling'
Auckland lawyer took $10K from a family trust, then disappeared overseas, Law Society says.
Airbags used to free man
A man pinned by a forklift is being rescued by North Shore firefighters.
Five police shot dead in Dallas
Snipers shot 12 police officers and two civilians at a protest over the killings of two black men in the US.
'This is not just a black issue'
US President Barack Obama says shootings of black men "should concern us all".
Syrian cease-fire violated
Truce in place but government forces and rebels clash, threatening a main supply route.
FBI Director scrutinised
Questioned by US Republicans about conclusions of recent Hillary Clinton e-mail inquiry.
Live: 'Housing market has to cool'
An Auckland City house made $320 today - more than many workers. Is that fair?
Mazda recalls 35,000 vehicles
Ignition switches could cause fires in a range of models dating from 1988 to 2005
Can investors take a hit?
Property investors not expected to change their ways if lending limits get tighter.
Snapchat attractive to parents
One of the reasons that parents took so long to figure out Snapchat was that it is ephemeral. Not any more.
Who's texting you?
What do you do when an unsaved number calls your mobile? Search Facebook?
Which parent gets the sleep in?
10:00 PM Science has come up with a solution to end any arguments over who gets to sleep in during the morning.
Instagram dance trend danger
#TiltTuesday and the crazy contortions placing dancers at risk.
A taste of Brazil in beauty
The beauty industry embraces Brazil ahead of next month's Rio Olympics.
Souping the new juicing?
Souping is a softer approach to a 'cleanse' and, with its warm broths and thick soups, perfect for winter.
Do we get fatter in winter?
Is there any reason for this, other than the typical hypothesis that we exercise less and eat more?
Non-drinker in a boozy country
"My dream is that non-drinkers will be considered just as boring as their drinking friends."
NZ Home series right on track
Take two blokes, pop them in a classic Jag and send them out to look at houses - it's great stuff.
Move over, Willy Wonka
Nestle's new open home in Switzerland offers kids a new take on the Willy Wonker story.
Let's move to... Mangakino
We look at Mangakino, the little central North Island town where you can still buy a do-up home for under $100,000.
Bargain Box live up to hype?
My first thought - that's a lot of N's in one week. My second was, that's a lot of carbs.
Pasta won't make you fat
Researchers have found that eating pasta is linked to being slimmer.
Indonesia trade stalls
NZ's trade with Indonesia has slowed in recent years as the country tries to become more self-sufficient.
Big turnout at Del Boy's sale
Born and bred in Kaikoura, 'Del Boy' Dalzell moved to Okaramio in 1999 to house a growing rural machinery collection.
Some roles Zoe will not take
If it doesn't further gender and racial equality in Hollywood, she's not signing on.
Sticky TV host's bucket list
"It's awesome, meeting the kids and seeing their faces is pretty cool," says 21-year-old Sticky TV host Jahmaine Paki.
The 1stXV of sports movies
From Caddyshack to Chariots - a selection of best sporting tales at the movies.
Life-changing journey in NZ
Group of friends say they are dedicated to sharing the beauty of New Zealand with others.
Besieged by tourists, why?
Camera-wielding tourists have been flocking to a rural English village... but no one knows why.
'Random acts of hate' at school
I should be able to go to school and not burst into tears when I get home. And all I want is a friend to help me.
National teams just a 'brand'?
Is representing your country just another contract to negotiate? Is there extra value over a contract elsewhere?
'I'm a narcissistic abuse victim'
He seemed like he truly understood me. And then he isolated me from everyone.
The car no-one can drive
A mint condition 1958 Studebaker has just 74 miles on the clock - and is likely to stay that way.
Supercars with sordid past sold
Luxury vehicles and supercars previously owned by a notorius drug kingpin sold for millions.
Top cars that Kiwis don't like
Good cars don't always win... sales. We pick the models in NZ that people just refuse to buy.
Mark Hunt's 'hardcore' path
Beaten as a child and a youth spent stealing cars and brawling, this Kiwi has now risen to the top.
All Whites' cup road mapped
New Caledonia and Fiji first obstacles for All Whites.
Savory: Netball scrap brewing
Can New Zealand netball fend off a likely Australian raid for elite players?
An insight into Iraq
He was there in 2003 looking for WMDs. Now he's opened up about his time on the ground.
Life's not meant to be in fast forward
OPINION: Watching a good film in fast-forward would be like eating your favourite food via a stomach tube.
Generations at war
OPINION: Spanking, hidings, parents damaged by war - Boomers suffered for their golden age.
Labour's gift from heaven
OPINION: The Government's ham-fisted handling of housing crisis means the political gods are finally smiling on Labour.
Taika Waititi: 'Thanks a lot, Thor'
One of the hazards of working with the legendary god of thunder.
Bones found on roads
A hungry troll, or something more sinister? Auckland residents are mystified. And so are we.
Kiwi military socks it to 'em
Nothing is left to chance in the military precision of the Defence Force - even sock specifications.
Coping with miscarriage
Experiencing a miscarriage can be isolating, here are six ways to help soften the grief.
New mum's nappy reveals truth
Wearing a giant nappy, Amanda Bacon wanted to show how real motherhood can be.
Breastfeed shaming... a toddler
Debate sparked after two-year-old Charlotte decided to breastfeed her 'baby'.
Does womb scratching work?
Proceed with caution, but according to research it may double the chances of a successful birth.
Wanderluster of the week
Laurent Youmndingouetmoun, also known as Youmi, has mastered the art of drone photography.
The 'rich diversity' of Kuala Lumpur
A fascination with Southeast Asia saw Aucklander Dan Bidois make the move to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Where to go in Argentina?
Heading off on an overseas adventure? Send us your questions, and we'll put them to the experts.