Bachelor host dated contestant
I thought nothing exciting could possibly happen on the Bachelor... boy was I wrong.
We won't pay KiwiRail
KiwiRail says they encroached. The Hopes say they've maintained the land and won't fork out for it on principle.
17-year-old girl killed by shark
2:51 AM Surfing teenager mauled to death by a shark on the west coast of Australia.
Drew Mitchell retires from rugby
Aussie wing who came within one try of Jonah Lomu's World Cup record calls time.
Pregnant at 40, then I met the one
OPINION: Deciding to go it alone was called "brave", but I prefer to think of it as "proactive".
Pence to NK: Don't test us
US Vice President says North Korea should look at the way Trump reacted in Syria.
Car and pedestrian collide
One person has critical injuries after a crash involving a car and pedestrian in Rotorua.
Fresh calls for fireworks ban
The screams of a distressed horse in agony were heard just after fireworks were let off nearby.
Easter traffic backs up
Southbound motorists say it took an hour to get from Levin to Otaki on Monday afternoon.
Trump more dangerous than Kim
Russian state television has no doubt who is unpredictable enough to bring the world to war and it's not Kim Jong-Un.
Hunt for Facebook killer
3:55 AM US police are hunting a man suspected of killing an elderly man and streaming it live on Facebook.
5.7 quake hits Vanuatu
No apparent tsunami threat for NZ as shallow earthquake strikes near Vanuatu.
Trump more dangerous than Kim
4:05 AM Russian state television has no doubt who is unpredictable enough to bring the world to war and it's not Kim Jong-Un.
Hamilton Airport numbers take off
Hamilton airport is enjoying strong passenger numbers as it concentrates on regional destinations.
How did PR get it so wrong?
OPINION: From United Airlines to Pepsi and Kendall to Sean Spicer (again), it's been a bad week for PR.
'Cash me ousside' girl cashes in
Divisive Dr Phil guest bucks the trend by finding longevity in controversy.
What Elmo looks like without fur
Sorry - there's really no way you can unsee this Tickle Me Elmo monstrosity.
Accidentally messaging police
NZ Police responds to message mishap with a humorous public safety announcement.
‘Teleporting’ drinks a reality
Sharing a drink over the internet could take on a whole new meaning thanks researchers in Singapore.
A Prince in counselling
Prince Harry says he suppressed his grief because feeling sad wasn't going to bring his mother back.
The week in celeb Instagrams
January Jones gives us dog envy, and Jaime King gets egg-hunting.
Five myths about the cross
As we celebrate Easter, here are five of the most stubborn misconceptions about Christianity's most prominent symbol.
Porn addiction a health issue
OPINION: Countries all over the world are now scrambling to deal with porn dependency, so why aren't we?
Exercising or in a music video?
"Never have my hips gyrated more like a washing machine full of bricks."
Myth of the man flu
OPINION: When a guy makes a big deal of a simple case of the flu, maybe give him a break.
At my place: James Coleman
The radio host, presenter and actor gives us a snapshot of how he and his family live in Auckland.
A chef's garden
Nicola Galloway's central Nelson garden produces so much food, she plans her family's meals around what's in season.
15 lamps, and you need one
Lamplight will make both you and your home look more beautiful.
Tasty blueberry and orange cakes
With a great assortment of frozen berries now available you can add bursts of fruity flavour to your baking year-round.
10 foods to forage in autumn
Wild foods guru Peter Langlands shares his top picks for autumn foraging.
Farmers brace for cyclone #2
Farmers and orchardists are in for another soggy few days, but in North Canterbury they're smiling.
World Wide Sires sales boom
Sales of US dairy genetics are booming and interest in genetic options is increasing.
If Sonny was a sports movie...
It may receive mixed reviews in real life, but underdog principles are what make sports movies great.
Luke wants to be the master
There's one role Mark Hamill would still like to play: Star Wars creator George Lucas.
Swapping Russia for Auckland
After snowy Russian winters Genia Kholmanskikh is excited to be so close to NZ's beautiful beaches.
Seeing Morocco unplugged
Drop out of cyberspace to experience "real time" on a new Digital Detox trip.
United changes boarding rules
Crew members will no longer be able to displace passengers who are already seated on a plane.
Outlander for petrol-free driving
Groundbreaking plug-in SUV has gained even stronger EV-credentials.
Minis rev up for Pork Pie run
Mini love inspires 63 teams to retrace Goodbye Pork Pies 2500km route from Kaitaia to Invercargill.
Three-pots play the music
The thrum tells the story of what's under this car's bonnet.
Archie the Great
The first year of Archie's life has been challenging, but the wee fluff-ball is still as curious as ever.
Six-pack or sun-worshipper?
Sam isn't one to shy away from a photo - but is he working on his six-pack or simply warming his belly?
Super moon in paradise
Thousands of people gathered on the beach to enjoy the super moon, and it didn't disappoint.
Meninga wants more NZ tests
Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga calls for more tours to New Zealand and wants tests 'on a regular basis'.
Lam, Luatua set for second-tier
Bristol's relegation means Pat Lam and Steven Luatua will battle less-fancied sides.
Warburton set to captain Lions
Warren Gatland will reportedly gamble on Sam Warburton's fitness and make him Lions skipper again.
Five myths about the cross
As we celebrate Easter, here are five misconceptions about Christianity's most prominent symbol.
From prison to paintbrushes
Ex-gang leader Simon Kerr spent 18 years behind bars for breaking into ATMs. Now he's an artist.
Anything's possible in France
ANALYSIS: They want a revolution. They want heads to roll. They're angry, and they're about to vote.
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Marvellous night for a moonbow
A rare lunar rainbow, or moonbow, was spotted over the central North Island on Friday.
30m spider web in Tauranga
A woman's unsettling discovery - a gigantic sticky veil where people are supposed to evacuate in a tsunami.
Bagging rabbits and pimping possums
You can't put lipstick on a pig, but sunglasses on a possum may just win you a prize.
From trash-heap to charity treasure
A Helen Clark painting consigned to landfill fetches $1840 on Trade Me.
The risks of having big babies
Babies are getting bigger - and that means more risks for mums and bubs.
Ramsay kids won't get fortune
The celeb chef gets blunt about passing on his millions to his children: "It's definitely not going to them."
Kate seeks out mum advice
Rumour has it the Duchess of Cambridge has secretly joined a parenting chat forum.
Boy drives himself to Maccas
A boy, 8, in the US "really wanted" a cheeseburger. So he learnt how to drive from YouTube and got one himself.
Blown away by Borneo
A place as rich in culture as biodiversity, there's a certain magic to this relatively undiscovered part of the world.
Balloons, not clouds, to fill sky
Night Glow to go ahead at Wairarapa Balloon Festival on Saturday despite bad weather cancelling earlier events.
The international language of honking
Nothing says 'welcome travellers' like a chorus of beeps, toots and honks.
