Has Winston exposed his ego?
1:37 PM Twitter faux pas or social media genius? Either way, Winston Peters' post has people talking.
A market for drugs
1:16 PM Government minister says legalisation of cannabis is the 'logical way forward'.
Passengers locked out overnight
8 min ago After a night locked out of Rarotonga's airport, some passengers paying hundreds for new tickets home.
Angel of Death's new murder charge
Genene Jones, locked up for 32 years, faces a new charge 10 months before her release.
Stars farewell Chris Cornell
1:59 PM Stars remember Chris Cornell as a "voice of our generation" at LA memorial service.
Kushner wanted 'secret channel'
Trump's son-in-law sought a secure channel to the Kremlin, according to a new report.
Police investigate disappearance
12:54 PM Police have concerns for missing man Michael McGrath, last seen on May 21.
Fatal crash near Motueka
1:58 PM A person has died and another is seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash near Motueka.
Harbour bridge lights up
Auckland's Harbour Bridge set to become multi-coloured landmark with 90,000 LED lights.
Auckland airport in the clear
Over 80 flights had been cancelled or delayed as fog hit the city's airport.
Egypt retaliates with strikes
1:47 PM Egypt has carried out air strikes against militants in Libya, saying they targeted the group responsible for the Coptic Christians attack.
Dozens of Christians killed
Attackers dressed in military uniforms opened fire on a bus in Egypt, killing at least 28, including children.
Trump: 'Germans are very bad'
The US President has reignited tensions with EU leaders after reportedly vowing to to curb foreign car imports.
Electricity buyers on the spot
Bought electricity at spot prices? Well that money-saving option may backfire over South Island lake levels.
Fidget spinners recalled
LED light fidget spinners with loose battery compartments could be a choking or burn hazard.
Home insurance hike 'unfair'
Insurers protest over being made to collect ever-more tax for Government.
The great NZ data binge
The online television revolution is driving a massive surge in household internet use.
What Zuckerberg told Harvard
Facebook founder tells millennials: "It's time for our generation-defining public works. Let's do big things."
Leading Facebook faux pas
Facebook users are offended by things they didn't used to be.
Light-filled living space
Simple but elegant was the catch cry for the renovators of this old apple pickers’ cottage in Tasman Bay.
Pippa's beautiful future digs
The newly-wed may eventually become lady of the magnificent historic Affric Lodge.
In the mood for fine dining
Set the scene well and dinner parties will be even more of a pleasure.
Surviving Great Plague of 2017
OPINION: This column is dedicated to everyone who has had or will have the flu this winter.
Risks and benefits of Ramadan
The Muslim holy month highlights the pros and cons of intermittent fasting.
Little grooming goes a long way
OPINION: The world just might be a better place if men spent a bit more time on grooming.
Why are cold countries happy?
OPINION:Â The darkest and coldest countries in the world are always the happiest. This doesn't make sense.
Risks of record bungy jumps
Detached retinas, vertigo, whip lash, concussion, and inner-ear damage could be on the cards.
'Learn from anorexics'
A new paper suggesting anorexia might provide "insight" to obese people exposes the reach of fat phobia, experts say.
Shopping and leftovers
Growing your own, being prepared, and not falling for bargains could help you shop better.
Risks and benefits of Ramadan
The Muslim holy month highlights the pros and cons of intermittent fasting.
When the fert hits the fan
A new fertiliser seller is disrupting the industry and offering a different model.
Paralysed after work accident
Kiranjit Singh was always "hard-working and sporty". Now he's paralysed from the neck down.Â
Sacked for 'final solution' tweet
Outspoken columnist appeared to call for a mass genocide after the Manchester bombing.
Worst films based on TV shows
Plenty of films have looked to TV shows for inspiration. Here are 10 that really missed the mark.
Ladies-only screenings rile men
Male moviegoers not impressed by US theatre's plans to hold female-only screenings of Wonder Woman.
Week's hotspot: Cooper's Hill
Kiwis have a history of doing well at this annual cheese rolling contest.
Traveller's toilet etiquette guide
What do this button do? Oh, no. Cancel. Cancel. Cancel! Do not want.
Readers' photos of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world?Â
Luxury length in E-class coupe
Mercedes-Benz's new two-door isn't sensible, but it is about pleasing the senses, says David Linklater.
Cyclists battling road cones
Road cones and work signs are appearing in Wellington's bike lanes, putting cyclists in danger.
Lego 911 fails crash-test
No mini-figures were harmed during the making of this video.
My memories of Manchester
I spent my youth going to gigs in Manchester, and I'll never pass up the opportunity to go back.
My UK experience changed me
I learnt resilience, tolerance and bravery. I know the country will stand united in the face of the latest attack.
Flatting: A rite of passage
Passive-aggressive notes, stacked dishes and a strict heater allowance - those were the days.
SBW backed for Lions tour
1:50 PM Tana Umaga and Dave Rennie back Sonny Bill Williams to hit form for the British and Irish Lions
Tall Blacks face funding crisis
1:04 PM Basketball NZ faces a $2m cash shortage as it moves into Asia as part of FIBA's exciting new world order.
A six-pack of sailing stress
18 min ago It takes a special person to take control of a boat and its crew. Here are the six skippers trying to win the 35th America's Cup in Bermuda.
Love at Manchester Arena
OPINION: I went in alone, a foreigner. But I didn't come out feeling that way.
The truth about vaccines
ANALYSIS: Wake up sheeple! Vaccination isn't just for your children, it's for all of our "herd immunity".
Tackling rugby's hot topics
OPINION: Marc Hinton looks at the big talking points of the week as the Lions tour draws ever closer.
The magic of Star Wars in 1977
"Coming To Your Galaxy This Summer," blared the posters, as anticipation for the film began to grow.
The $8 lettuce and the cyclone
OPINION: Bad weather means we get angry over the cost of salad. It means much more to people living in the Pacific.
The war on myrtle rust
The battle against myrtle rust gets harder every day, but those in the thick of it remain confident of victory.
Kids come with nothing
The kids go without food, without love, without money. This rugby league club offers breakfast, sport and a way out.
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Busman's holiday gets beached
Aussies thought they'd take their housebus for a jaunt on the sands. This was nearly its final stop.
Sale from beyond the grave
To sell this rural hall, permission was needed from the original trustees - who have long been dead.
Lego Porsche disintegrates in crash-test
No mini-figures were harmed during the making of this video.
Crash motorcyclist hands himself in
Speeding motorcyclist crashes into van - then gets into it to flee the scene.
'Live in the moment an illusion'
Following your dreams is not realistic, says finance expert Hannah McQueen.
Using a spud to stop a trantrum
Dad's 3-year-old was on the verge of a tantrum, so he handed the child a potato. That's right, a potato.
Follow your dreams? Nope
The guidance from student career counsellors is all wrong, says one financial expert.
Bithday bash in Raro
A short flight from NZ, Rarotonga is a fun, easy and relaxing spot for a family celebration.
Why we eat more on airplanes
We scoff twice the recommended daily calorie intake when we're at altitude. Here's why.
Holidays not always dream you expect
OPINION: When travelling, it pays to accept that things will go wrong at some stage.