ABs' emphatic blow to Gatland
OPINION: Lions kept squandering chances. That's no way to beat the All Blacks.
Hansen: 'Job only half-done'
All Blacks coach lauds his captain and star wing, but calls for quick refocus.
'Trump's worst nightmare'
Enron, Watergate, the mob: Robert Mueller's cracking Russia probe team has high stakes experience to spare.
Tragedy was 'very, very wrong'
Tears and anger as Mary-Elizabeth McKee, who died in boat tragedy in Bermuda, was laid to rest.
All Blacks counting injury toll
Concern for Ben Smith and Ryan Crotty, after on-field injuries forced a mid-game reshuffle.
Kitesurfer 'got into trouble'
Kitesurfer drowned in "strong winds and very messy surf" on a beach on Auckland's west coast.
Prime Minister joins snapchat
Snapchat users, brace yourself for pizza selfies and election campaigning.
Lotto: No-one wins the big one
No big winners tonight, so prizes roll over to midweek draw.
Carnival and carnage at festival
Queenstown's lake front was a scene of carnival and carnage as near-nude men and women fell over one another and rafts lost crew.
27 buildings fail fire tests
Fifteen councils across Britain affected, as residents evacuated from towers blocks in London.
Trump turns on investigator
US president suggests man leading Russia probe is biased, says "we'll have to see" if he should step down.
140 feared buried in landslide
Entire Chinese village reported to have disappeared after torrential rain.
More play, less work
The secret to having more holidays, tailor your life to work, not the other way round.
Aus shopper slips on grape, sues
Her right foot went backwards and she tripped forward onto her knees and elbows.
Horticultural firm fined $57,000
Horticultural company failed to pay seasonal workers properly, or give them employment contracts.
Old rules that explain the internet
OPINION: Three rules have managed to stay useful. Appropriately, they cover irony, Nazis and porn.
Review: Sony A6500 camera
This is camera to buy if you want it to last and not be overtaken by tech advances.
The round speaker revolution
Round is all the rage - cylinder-shaped sound-makers that fire off good vibrations in all directions.
Why renting is right for us
After decades of owning a home, I'm sick of being asked when we're buying a house and the look of shock when we say we're not.
Don't move, improve your home
Thinking of moving to something better? Try investing those moving costs into home improvement instead.
The Drents: Part 20
The awesome thing about building your own house is that you get to design it for how you like to live.
Positive effect of plus-size models
'There is a clear psychological advantage when the media shows more realistic body types than the traditional thin model...'
Maybelline makes it happen
Six rounds of chemo haven't held back Katie Rose Clausen's artistic talent.
World's ugliest dog named
Martha is 57 kilograms, ugly, lazy and gassy. And a world champion.
When chemo takes your tastebuds
OPINION: My mind might be watching Masterchef in 2017 in the chemo ward, but my mouth is basically re-living the 1970s.
10 questions to ask your doctor
Getting the most out of time with your doctor by asking these important question.
Goop 'stickers' raise eyebrows
Jade eggs, vaginal steaming, conscious uncoupling and now space technology stickers...
In defence of mince
OPINION: We may be buying more and more chicken these days, but foodies still love their mince.
Kiwi craft chocolate wins gold
Nelson chocolatiers Hogarth won top prize at the global chocolate awards in London.
Teen's possum fur phone cover
Maggie Gibson made the most Kiwi smartphone accessory from a possum she shot at the family farm.
Lions led by donkeys: Peters
Winston Peters pushed all the right buttons in his play for the rural vote.
Matilda: A little genius
Nine months in Melbourne. Every award a musical can win. Jack van Beynen finds out what makes Matilda The Musical so special.
Cruise snapped in Queenstown
Tom Cruise has been seen rugged up in chilly Queenstown alongside Mission Impossible 6 co-star Ving Rhames.
Lorde slays at Glastonbury
Ella Yelich O'Connor's debut at premier British music festival goes down a treat with crowd and critics.
Empty plane seats for sale
Can't bear competing for the armrest with the unfriendly stranger in 26F? Now you can pay to keep them away.
Real cost of a family ski holiday
Budget and ski holiday are not natural partners, Josh Martin tries to find a happy medium for the school holidays.
Exploding into winter
Fireworks explode over Queenstown as thousands celebrate Southern Hemisphere's biggest winter party.
Jaguar worth $1.76m home in NZ
Rebooted XKSS in Auckland is the first to be completed of a run of just nine cars.
Biker kick starts crash
Camera captures US motorcyclist kicking a car into a chain-reaction smash.
Kawasaki parties like it's 1989
The KLR650 proves they really do make 'em like they used to.
My family fell through the cracks
My mother wanted to get better, she wanted to be there for her five daughters - but in the end, alcohol won.
Maori prisons an oxymoron
There is no mana in prisons. The idea of Maori-run prisons is neither creative nor tika.
Kiwis friendly? Not to refugees
Dennis from accounts sits behind his keyboard asking “Why don’t they stay in their countries and fight?”. Why don't you try being a refugee, Dennis?
Gatland defiant in defeat
Lions coach defiant in defeat, but admits he was surprised and disappointed to see his forwards dominated.
Gatland's ABs audition
Marc Hinton looks at the intriguing permutations of the Lions coach eventually becoming the All Blacks boss.
Audacious tap all done on maths
1:16 AM Play what you see, Steve Hansen says, so Aaron Smith did just that.
Garner: It was Winston's week
OPINION: There's only one winner this week – the smiling travelling salesman, Winston Peters.
Party politics: Is that a draw?
OPINION: A plague on all their houses is how voters might feel after a week from hell for both major party leaders.
Internet's three golden rules
OPINION: Three rules have stayed useful since the dawn of the digital age. Appropriately, they cover irony, Nazis and porn.
Preventing the preventable
OPINION: The one thing the Christie Marceau inquest never heard was the one thing which should be said - "sorry".
Oldest US prisoner freed at 100
US man was serving a 50-year sentence and had been paroled at least six times before release.
US democracy on his shoulders
ANALYSIS: More than 320 million people live in the US, but democracy seems to rest with one man.
Murky politics in the deep south
To most Kiwis, Southland's a mysterious, far-flung province. Even more obscure is its political system, which aided Todd Barclay's rise.
Behind sniper's 3.5km kill shot
A Canadian sniper's record takedown caused ripples around the world. But was it really "stunning"?
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ABs or Lions? Penguins predict
Spoiler alert: These penguins, proud in their AB colours, may have been biased ahead of the Lions game.
A running mower on his chin
Turn the lawnmower on, balance it on your chin and walk for 71 metres. If Ashrita Furman can, so can you.
Chapeau, Queen Elizabeth
Top trolling, ma'am. Queen opens UK parliament with hat resembling EU flag.
Mummy wars mask funding lack
OPINION: A shocking lack of early childhood funding makes it harder for everyone.
'You can breastfeed here'
Worried she'd be hassled for breastfeeding in a store, a new mum was blown away by a worker's kindness.
When grown ups are naughty
Todd Barclay tells porkies, Donald Trump bullies, Ali Williams is caught with cocaine... what kids make of high-profile bad behaviour.
More than a 'yummy mummy'
OPINION: Whether "yummy" or "scummy", mums have had enough of being labelled.
Malaysia with the family
Combining sightseeing, amusement parks and shopping on a stopover in Kuala Lumpur.
Readers' best travel photos
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Send it to us and be in to win a Fujifilm camera!
Why travel boosts your job prospects
OPINION: It's hard to determine your place in the world and what you want to do with your time until you have seen a fair portion of it.
Tackling the Te Araroa trail
Matt Dowdle ditched a traditional OE to walk over 2800km of New Zealand.