Foran's ex: Stop the trolling
10:21 AM OPINION: Rumours about the paternity of one of Kieran Foran's kids are hurting the boy.
Rugby refs take cover
9:58 AM Refs retreated to changing rooms as a field-side brawl erupted. Two yellow cards later, play resumed.
Bullying claims at morgue
10:08 AM Worker bullied so badly she has post-traumatic stress disorder, advocate claims.
Truck does laps in hour-long chase
10:14 AM Witness says man slowly drove laps around quiet neighbourhood, pursued by police.
Accidental hero stops cyberattack
He's 22 and lives with his parents, and may just have saved the world's computer systems.
N. Korea missile launch
10:00 AM North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile, South Korea says.
Labour targets property investors
Rental property losses will be 'ring fenced' to end negative gearing tax break.
Inside the search for Leo
The whole of NZ looked for the boy with the orange car but as Sherp Tucker knew, he was always likely to be close.
'Ice halo' amid big freeze
A rare halo of light was visible around the moon as temperatures dropped as low as -3.6C.
Truckie leads cops on hour-long chase
Witnesses say man slowly drove laps around quiet neighbourhood, pursued by police, as residents watched from the footpath.
2000-case sex abuse backlog
Pope says criticism is justified, but the Vatican is "on the right path".
School at war with parlour
An alleged illegal brothel's enticing clients with workers dressed as schoolgirls, 60 metres from a school.
Baby 'attacked with pole'
The baby was covered in dark red welts after the alleged attack in Australia.
Uber blocked on airport wifi
App's relationship with NZ's major airport deteriorating, making it harder for users.
Taking baches global
The world is only just discovering New Zealand's time-honoured tradition.
'Netflix tax' judged a success
Inland Revenue says 135 foreign companies are levying GST on digital services they sell to Kiwis.
NZ ups cyber security after attack
New Zealand is on watch as cyberattack hits 100 countries, including us.
No, e-books aren't dying
Among major publishers, e-book sales have plateaued or even begun to decline.
Lonely student makes robot pal
9:25 AM At the age of 10, Kentaro Yoshifuji became a recluse. Now he aims to help others with a mini-bot named OriHime.
Can a crush save a marriage?
10:22 AM Are "affairs of the mind" dangerous or just a healthy bit of escapism?
A man and his mum
OPINION: Men, you don’t need to banish your mother to establish your masculinity.
Winter blues? Head outdoors
Feeling the first hint of the winter blues? Don't fester inside, there's a whole world waiting for you.
Couple lost 262kg together
She met him at the gym after admiring his four-year fitness journey, now they're getting married.
Waiting for the CAT
"The experience, with the noise and lights, is quite intimidating but I found it fascinating."
Staring down death
"I didn't feel relieved, I didn't feel happy, I didn't feel lucky, I didn't feel empowered, brave or strong."
At home with Angus Walker
"I've always painted. Mum started framing my things when I was about 7 or 8."
Small-space home offices
Even the unused space under the stairs can be turned into a home office.
At my place: Tina Stephen
We visit the founder of Roomie.co.nz in her multi-level house among the trees.
Fine dining feijoa for $170
OPINION: Auckland's Clooney restaurant has deconstructed the feijoa for its $170 menu. But in Taranaki, there's a cheaper way.
Threat to our barter currency
OPINION: Christmas without pohutukawa bloom, toast without manuka honey, autumn without feijoas...
Myrtle rust is still a threat
Ministry for Primary Industries has today placed legal controls on plant nurseries associated with the current myrtle rust situation.
Kebabs to go
After two decades, exports of New Zealand lamb are being resumed to Iran.
Jason Gunn's brush with death
9:00 AM Jason Gunn is back on TV. He reveals how a heart attack this year has made him rethink his workload.
Eurovision final kicks off
9:18 AM Garish outfits, political tensions and energetic performances - it's Eurovision time.
6 of the best TV mums
9:28 AM Our favourite TV mums from Beverly Crusher to Breaking Bad's Skylar White.
Europe's little known wild side
You don't have to go far off the beaten track to find some of Europe's most accessible wildernesses.
World famous: Giant's House
A mosaic garden full of people, cats, dogs, birds and other animals.
Cycling the Americas
Mark and Hana are a bit like Kiwi Bear Gryllses; born adventurers eager to immerse themselves in alien environments.
Crash smashes car safety
You may never want to buy an old used car again after watching this crash test featuring Toyota Corollas.
WOF cover-up revealed
VTNZ Te Kuiti gave a warrant for a rusted ute, which then needed thousands spent on repairs.
Your unconventional home
Three-bed with a mortgage not for you? Tell us why you've rejected the housing status quo.
Tiny houses: A way of life
Reject consumerism, clutter and wasted space. Join the tiny houses community.
The Crusade continues
9:23 AM Unbeaten Crusaders subdue Hurricanes' attacking threats to take crucial win in Christchurch.
NZ7s play from behind in Paris
Three comeback wins see New Zealand remain unbeaten in Paris.
Live: Jaguares v Force
9:30 AM The Western Force make the long trip to Argentina to face the Jaguares in Buenos Aires.
Israel a democracy in sea of terror
OPINION: The world owes a debt to Israel that it can never repay, writes Damien Grant.
Cut out the smashed avos, MPs
OPINION: I struggle to find sympathy for MPs earning over $180K complaining they can't afford to buy a first home.
NZ needs its artists too
OPINION: Plans to subsidise only productive jobs will leave us culturally impoverished, says Alison Mau.
Summing up NZ rugby culture
OPINION: These are the reasons the All Blacks keep winning, writes Phil Gifford.
Giant, woolly writing socks
Winning a $235K prize pushed NZ writer Ashleigh Young out into the world, but has the money changed things?
21sts no longer about yard glasses
World-beating Kiwis Eliza, Lorde, Lydia and Jordie are all preparing to turn 21, but there won't be a yard glass in sight.
Cycling the Americas
Mark and Hana are born adventurers eager to immerse themselves in alien environments.
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Steeped in steampunk
A unique array of top hats, tea pots, cogs, clocks, and corsets filled the city library.
So ewe think ewe can run?
The gatecrashing sheep didn't just outrun many of those on two legs. They also helped boost the fundraising total.
It's a small, small world
From animals to houses, Mavis Cheyne's made them all with her teeny tiny tools.
Creating steampunkernalia
Sculptor Garnet Kelly has made a hobby out of repurposing automotive car parts.
Mother's Day is a bad deal
OPINION: Women don't deserve a "day off" they deserve to be treated better, and all mothers know it.
Stillbirth, conspiracy of silence
Mary Catherall's stillborn children were whisked away, nameless - never to be seen or held.
We're considering co-parenting
OPINION: I always liked the phrase "it takes a village to raise a child".
From Warwick to Wellington
What surprised you about NZ? How everyone waits patiently for the green man at road crossings.
Winter sun in Australia
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