Looking for the one that got away
They first met in 1976 - but he hasn't spoken to her for 20 years. Now he's trying to track her down.
Guilty of baby murder
8:30 PM Baby Royal's skull was "cracked like an eggshell" while his mum was getting pizza.
McRoberts: I'm over Hilary Barry
8:03 PM Newshub presenter Mike McRoberts has finally moved on from his on-screen "wife".
Club bar manager investigated
President of one of Christchurch's largest clubs resigns after a fraud inquiry into his partner.
Cheap and tearful
7:51 PM Can Kmart and other retailers really cut already cheap prices without someone in the supply chain being exploited?
Cops investigating cops
7:43 PM Top commander and reality TV contestant among those under microscope after complaints.
Timaru Hospital in lockdown
7:17 PM Timaru Hospital is in lockdown after concerns about patient safety.
Two dead, one hurt in serious crash
7:44 PM Drivers are advised to postpone trips as State Highway 8 is closed near Tekapo.
Family rift dominates inquest
Teen was caught between warring family members in leadup to her death.
Harsher quake work deadlines
Owners of Wellington's 720 quake-prone buildings now have less time to strengthen them.
China-US warship spat
A US warship sailed within 12 nautical miles of a island China claims as territory. China says the move "disrupted peace, security and order".
Who made Trump-CNN video?
Reddit user who wrote about stabbing Muslims and putting cats in blenders claims credit for bizarre clip.
Farmer spots albino kangaroo
7:40 PM Normally, "roo watch" in Australia means making sure you don't hit one while driving - but one couple have managed to spot a rarity.
The battle over Weet(a)Bix
Christchurch mini-mart owner is prepared to take Sanitarium to court after being told to cover up branding.
IoT networks proliferate
Businesses will be able to choose between four IoT networks, but that could be a problem.
Want to be a parent? Job's not for you
Vet clinic suggests job vacancy won't suit someone who needs "long periods of time off for parenting".
App makers who made millions
It has been 10 years since Apple launched its iPhone. Here's a few of the apps that made their backers wealthy.
Dubai unveils first robot cop
​The officers have companion drones and facial recognition technology and will start patrolling soon.
Minecraft: The next generation
Already a pop culture phenomenon, a new update for the world's most popular game looks set to take things to the next level.
3 things I love: Alex Fulton
It's not hard for this interior influencer to pick three things she loves from her own home.
'Phenomenal' homestead interest
There were traffic jams and queues as crowds arrived to see through the colonial beauty in North Canterbury.
Hooked on most powerful drug
We like to think we're in control, but our body's natural chemistry is having the last laugh.
I did my first solo trip at 44
OPINION: I love holidaying with my family, but even if we're in a tropical paradise, I never stop being a wife and mother.
I hated my glitzy life as a WAG
OPINION: I was just a thoughtless dummy, spinning like kebab meat, in somebody else's dress.
Menopause facts to read in 30s
Menopause can be a dirty word for women of all ages - here's what you need to know about the "change of life".
'This is why the problem exists'
Lily Collins says she was told she looked great when she lost weight to play a character with an eating disorder.
The new wellbeing trends
Beyond hygge, here are some other international lifestyle trends that are ripe for the picking.
Recipe: Spaghetti with fish
In the latest in the Chop Chop series, Ginny Grants whip up a quick seafood spaghetti dish.
Is this the best bliss ball recipe?
Cashews, apricots and cardamom are heavenly together but these bliss balls can be adapted to include other flavour combos.
Sheep breeding a tricky science
Sheep breeding is not all EBVs and genetics; you also need to be a good stockman.
Holt's drinking 'cost her friends'
Green Party candidate Hayley Holt's inappropriate behaviour while drinking meant her friends started avoiding her.
Survivor's Shay couldn't watch
On Survivor she was so angry she wanted to destroy the camp. Back home, it didn't get easier.
Moscow's subway is amazing
The Moscow subway is a work of art, with ornate chandeliers, marble columns and more.
The trip of a lifetime
Everyone loves a vacation, but the Fishers don't have a return ticket - and they're giving up everything to fund the family trip.
June car sales hit all-time record
Ranger tops 1000 for the first time, Toyota tops passenger/SUV sales.
Forgotten five-cylinder cars
More brands have dabbled with five-pot engines than you realise.
Jaguar lays down Goodwood Law
A nearly 30-year-old race car has posted the fastest run at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Should NZ legalise cannabis?
There's almost no appetite for a referendum on cannabis from our political leaders, but what do you think?
'Fat girls don't starve'
When you're thin, people look for signs of an eating disorder. When you're overweight, no-one notices.Â
Tui, the trooper
Tui was wounded in a dog fight last year, but he has since been re-homed and is happier than ever.
Lions headshot: Done in dark
OPINION: We'd love to tell you why the Lions got away with a swinging arm on Waisake Naholo, but we can't.
Fekitoa's 'chip on shoulder'
Recalled centre might be all smiles, but he's also got a big point to prove, Aaron Smith says.
ABs: This is a World Cup final
Fuming All Blacks itching to prove themselves in a game that could define their careers.
I did my first solo trip at 44
OPINION: I love holidaying with my family, but even if we're in a tropical paradise, I never stop being a wife and mother.
Dial back body praise to kids
When we praise girls for looking pretty, what they hear is, "I'm of value to others only when I look a certain way".
We could learn from Americans
OPINION: Don't judge a country you've only seen from afar, writes Kiwi journalist Jennifer Watts.
Feds must use science
OPINION: Greenpeace claims effects of farming are "verging on hysterical", Fed Farmers needs to explain why.
Inside human trafficking
Libya is the biggest jumping-off point for migrants trying to reach Europe. It is also a hell for many.
SBW's sendoff v Colin Meads'
50 years between send-offs, here's how SBW's stacks up against Colin Meads' of 1967.
The card signed by 5 million
It is the birthday card to top all birthday cards - when Poland said thanks to the US in 1926.
When dad's the president
Her father has a tendency to overshadow everything she's trying to do. But Ivanka Trump's very clear on her role.
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Waikato man's antique collection fills home
Thousands of antique bottles line the walls of John Andersen's home.
Roadkill raccoon led to shooting
A US motorist was enraged when he saw a man dragging what looked like a dead dog. But it was just a racoon destined for a crab pot.
Juggling parenting and a business
5 things I wish I had known about balancing parenthood with running a business.
I'll never tell my girls they're pretty
When we praise girls for looking pretty, what they can hear is, 'I'm of value to others only when I look a certain way'.
MP: Why mums can't have it all
"Parliament is an old-fashioned environment. It is absolutely rigid in its hours and you're supposed to act as if children don't exist."
What disdain for noisy kids says
OPINION: The stories I've heard from mums who've been reduced to tears by the patronising scolding of other adults have made my blood boil.
Cheers to London
Katie Shepherd is enjoying the travel opportunities and pub culture in the UK capital.
Lost Kiwi holidays: Coes Ford
On hot summer days, families would decamp to Coes Ford to swim and soak up the sun. These days, it's a dirty, algea-infested pit.
Flock of ducks befriend captain
A flock of ducks join this Taupo cruise captain every day as he make his trips around Lake Taupo.