Where bad things happen
Vanishings and killings of women on K Rd cemented its seedy status - but was it a myth?
Live: America's Cup
It's deja vu in Bermuda. Team NZ shoot out to a lead over Oracle only to be thwarted by Jimmy Spithill.
Dad charged after toddler dies
His girl was swept away when he tried to cross a river. Now, he's charged over her death.
Kiwis stuck after major flight outage
6:48 AM Couple's European holiday hits a speed bump, as chaos in London prevents them flying in.
Golden ticket holder wins $27m
The $27m winning jackpot matches Lotto's most famous millionaire, Trevor Cooper.
Beauden Barrett's headache worry
15 min ago Star All Black misses game after waking with headaches just weeks before Lions.
Schools face support hours cuts
Schools want to see support staff receive better pay, but fear they can't afford it.
'Suspicious' blaze burns trucks
50 firefighters race from all over Auckland to battle a massive inferno at a commercial property.
Kids charity faces the axe
They welcomed at-risk young parents into their home for intensive training. But now, they're facing a funding gap.
Why do Kushner's meetings matter?
ANALYSIS: It's not weird for presidential campaigns to meet with foreign officials. But Kushner's case is different.
Why Kushner's meetings matter
11 min ago ANALYSIS: It's not weird for presidential campaigns to meet with foreign officials. But Kushner's case is different.
Mother, daughter found dead
They'd disappeared after Sunday lunch, leaving a small Australian town "mystified".
Trump's trip a 'home run'
6:54 AM He praised himself as he vowed to overcome the "very bad" threat of terrorism.
We're mostly bad savers in NZ
'Money, like food, is emotional - just because you know what you should be doing, doesn't mean you'll actually do it.'
Buy skincare, save the world
New skincare line promises to give profits to help world's poorest kids.
Kiwis stick with their banks
New system made it easier to switch, but hardly anyone does.
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.
Is it his size or is it me?
Dear Mrs Salisbury: I have recently met a new guy but I've found myself unable to have sex with him.
Get fit from playing drums?
When the Swiss Ball was invented, it was probably never envisaged for this form of fitness.
Melania wears $72K jacket
It's her first international tour, but was a jacket just slightly less than the average annual US income the best choice?
What does it mean to be fit?
Physical appearance isn't everything, so how do you know if you're actually fit?
Why are cold countries happy?
OPINION: The darkest and coldest countries in the world are always the happiest. This doesn't make sense.
Surviving Great Plague of 2017
OPINION: This column is dedicated to everyone who has had or will have the flu this winter.
Shopping and leftovers
Growing your own, being prepared, and not falling for bargains could help you shop better.
Best of the breakfast bowls
Forget bacon and eggs - give these delicious breakfast bowls in Christchurch a go instead.
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.
Reconstructing MasterChef
Aussie reality show highlights why there's now a generational divide when it comes to cooking.
Happy as Larry Morris
Labelled a degenerate by the PM, this musician's story involves drug busts, prison time, and a decade in hiding.
Guy: The role-model debate
I'm not taking any tips from Tony Veitch on this one, Guy Williams writes.
Mexico: A tale of four wonders
Skeptical about Mexico City as a holiday destination? Don't be, the art, fashion, food and architecture are wonders to be behold.
The happiest place on Earth
Bhutan is beset with a major chilli shortage. How does this affect the land of happiness?
Raising a glass to Germany
Korinne Algie from Auckland has been living and working in Germany for more than eight years.
Too much heritage in this Harley
Classic-style bike aims to take us back to a more simple time. But it might be a bit too simple.
Luxury length in this coupe
Mercedes-Benz's new two-door isn't sensible, but it is about pleasing the senses, says David Linklater.
Golf turbo drives Tiguan SUV
Stick a hot hatch's turbocharged engine into an SUV and you get a rather invigorating drive.
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.
Team NZ's win a statement
6:37 AM Team NZ thrash whipping boys France by bigger margin than Oracle could manage as showdown awaits.
Highlanders tame Tahs
6:48 AM Highlanders equal their record winning run with a six-try blitz against the Waratahs.
Crusaders teach Rebels a lesson
They've now equalled the 2002 champion team's record of 13 straight victories.
Let's forget bomber's name
OPINION: I don't know whether suicide bombers have the same desire for infamy as mass shooters, but I'm not taking the chance.
Why I've got to keep the faith
OPINION: Just as the Vanilla Ice days of hip-hop gave way to better times and tunes, so the Warriors are bound to be on song eventually.
Hijacking terror for retweets
OPINION: We are using one of our greatest communication tools to grizzle - and fabricate, writes Nadine Higgins.
How to conquer concussion
OPINION: Rugby has dealt with welfare crises before, and it can again, writes Phil Gifford.
30 years she never expected to live
When Kay Burnett received new lungs 30 years ago, she gave her heart away to another.
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.
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Fostering a love of books behind bars
Forget fight clubs. It's prison book clubs which are getting inmates passionate about life again.
Shot theory no joke
All hunters should start wearing safety glasses, says man who claims shot can ricochet off of ducks.
Asking to visit the Queen
He wanted to go to the Queen's garden party with Prince Philip, Prince William and Kate Middleton. So he asked - and was allowed in.
Busman's holiday gets beached
Aussies thought they'd take their housebus for a jaunt on the sands. This was nearly its final stop.
'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.
A traveller's guide to toilet etiquette
What do this button do? Oh, no. Cancel. Cancel. Cancel! Do not want.
Readers' travel photos of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world?
Bithday bash in Raro
A short flight from NZ, Rarotonga is a fun, easy and relaxing spot for a family celebration.