Drugs corroded his spinal nerves
"I told him he had cancer - then I had to tell him he may not be able to walk again."
Crush rescue 'surreal'
7 min ago Off-duty cop tells of dramatic scenes as bystanders realised people were trapped inside crushed car.
'Fart' causes Canadian uproar
Things have heated up in Canadian parliament after MP says "fart".
Back in kitchen after red-sticker
8:06 PM Dave Burt's been doing mass-cooking shifts in Kaikoura. Now his home's been red-stickered.
Obama to visit New Zealand?
Could the United States' coolest president finally be coming to visit?
Finding a new normal in Kaikoura
3 min ago Locals are sleeping under tables, relying on lawnmower fuel and remaining pretty stoic.
Battle over Waiau road closure
17 min ago Waiau farmers frustrated at road closure following earthquake damage
'Three cheers for Kaikoura'
Raised voices, raised arms, raised spirits - Kaikourans gather for open service.
Port damage worse than 2013
Cruise ship is on its way to CentrePort, but many buildings remain off limits after quake.
One dead in crash
A car careened 10 metres through a field before crashing into a home, killing one person.
'Really cool kids'
Nikau Tamati's body is being taken to Turangawaewae Marae after the fatal crash in Ngaruawahia involving a car full of kids.
Kids caught in commuter hell
How even busy families can break out sneakers or a scooter for the school run.
Merci! All Blacks eye French
All Blacks may be grateful for flight over the English Channel amid rough-house tackling fallout.
Shaman scandal in South Korea
7:51 PM Two more aides of South Korean President Park Geun-hye have been indicted in the ongoing corruption scandal.
Schapelle Corby to leave Bali
Twelve years after being convicted of smuggling drugs into Bali, Schapelle Corby will be free to leave the island.
Cambodia surrogacy crackdown
An Australian nurse has been arrested just weeks after a ban on commercial surrogacy was declared.
Worker told to work 'to death'?
A Japanese company may drop a principle encouraging staff to stick to a goal even to the point of death after an employee committed suicide.
Mortgage fraudster jailed
The Auckland developer pleaded guilty to fraud involving loans worth nearly $33 million last month.
Auckland port heeds Wgtn call
Auckland ports steps in to help users of stricken Centreport.
India top for selfie deaths
The most common cause of death by selfie was "falling off a building or mountain".
Top 5 plays of the week
The JAM Top 5 highlights some of the best stream moments from gamers within the region.
Do you self-medicate with alcohol?
With women drinking harmful levels of alcohol, we delve into the myriad of reasons why.
Hillary's makeup-free look
"She's clearly had enough": Clinton supporters praised her low-stress, post-election appearance.
Why pizza is a health food
Pizza, when made right, is healthy for you - it's just that Domino's isn't in fact 'real' pizza at all.
Do I need to clean earphones?
Use after use, your phone's ear buds can get pretty grotty.
Why I quit trying to lose weight
OPINION: "Do you really think every person who is overweight doesn't know they're overweight?"
Building of Year a history bunker
A subterranean museum in Poland takes top prize at the World Architecture Festival in Berlin.
What colour for your house?
Paint it pink and it will forever be the 'pink house', but there are better alternatives.
Live like a Supermodel
Cindy Crawford has put her Malibu house on the market. It's all yours for a cool $84m.
23 foods you're saying wrong
From acai to zabaglione, here's a general guide to pronouncing those trickier restaurant menu items.
Baking flown to quake regions
Feeling helpless after Monday's earthquake, a mum decided to do what she does best - bake.
$5m in aid for quake farmers
The farming, fishing and wine industries will be helped out with a $5m government package.
Milk price boost from Fonterra
Fonterra has increased its 2016/17 milk price forecast by 75c to $6/kg milk solids.
Saying goodbye to Miss Jones
Sharon Jones, a powerful soul singer with throwback style, has died at 60 from pancreatic cancer.
Mother of dragons goes galactic
Game Of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke joins Star Wars Han Solo spin-off.
Comedy Central seeks Kiwis
Got a great idea for a funny new web series? Pitch your idea and you might see yourself on screen.
Paltrow's travel advice
Taking your kids on holiday? You'll need Xanax and alcohol, the actress says.
Copycat claims: Is it all a hoax?
Something's amiss with blogger's claims that she was being 'stalked around the world'.
Ashton Kutcher's gap year
Actor wanted to travel for a year after his divorce from Demi Moore.
Meet your robot replacement
It can accelerate, brake and steer by itself, but what does that mean for drivers?
Nissan's EV runs on petrol
New small car is driven by pure electric power... but you don't plug it in.
Loki the mischief-maker
Although aptly named after the Norse god of mischief, Loki also taps into his charitable side.
Moon over Little Manly
The trees perfectly framed the moon, and the clouds sat above the water like a blanket.
Australian team sheet torn up
7:48 PM Selectors make six changes to side thumped by South Africa in Hobart.
Breakers hustled and muscled
7:37 PM You name it, the Breakers were missing it in woeful performance in Wollongong.
ABs high shots no worry
Human missiles Sam Cane and Malakai Fekitoa raise ire of crowd but not Irish captain.
Worst at preparing for the big one
When disaster hits Rachel Delaney is prepared for the worst. Are you?
Investing in a lifeline
How good is New Zealand at coping with natural disaster? Once-again communities have been left hanging by a thread.
Takei condemns Muslim camps
Actor George Takei says talk of Muslim camps are "reopening very old wounds" in United States history.
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Don't get time to catch up on all things home during the week? We have the answer.
No Mouthguard: Honest Norks
Opinions and observations from an accomplished journalist and adequate golfer.
The art of becoming Santa
The Santa Claus School is open for business and attracting would-be Saint Nicks from across the world.
Korean flights cancelled
South Korea's Asiana Airlines has pulled charter flights into Christchurch in the wake of the Kaikoura earthquake.
Mystery houseboat washes ashore
This make-shift boat with a note inside was intact after crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
From heavy lifting to a heavy vehicle licence
Adeline Tait was working as a carer - she's now got her HT licence and drives a truck.
How celeb mums lose weight
Star who had army of helpers said mums should not feel like it's normal to "shed everything".
Changing baby on cafe table
Coffee shop owner shocked after mother changed her baby's diaper in eating area, then left a bad review online.
Raising gender-neutral kids
What is it like being a parent who resists the push of gender stereotypes altogether?
'I'm caught in a mumpetition'
What to do when your braggy best friend loves comparing your kids - and you appear to be losing?
The romance of the rails
Planning an epic rail journey? Send us your travel questions, and we'll put them to the experts.
Scuba diving around the world
Isabella McClymont is a Divemaster who documents her adventures on land and under the sea.
Cycling England
Deeply bound in fascinating history and architecture, England is a country filled with interesting sights and attractions.
Italy and Spain in one trip
Need help with a UK and Europe itinerary? We've asked the experts for their advice.