'We haven't given up hope'
12:27 PM Immigration says the new husband has to leave NZ, but the couple is putting up a fight.
North Korea fires off
11:28 AM The Asian nation has set off three short-range missiles, the US says.
Christchurch: city of yesterday
It was a chance to create a new 21st Century city. Instead, it became a 20th Century city.
Harvey could be storm of decade
Hurricane Harvey has become a category 4 storms as it looms over the US Gulf Coast.
The Valley episode 6
The officer commanding from the Battle of Baghak finally speaks out.
Landlords caught out
12:00 PM Right to check property before buying it does not exist when there are tenants in place.
Live: On the campaign trail
12:03 PM National vows to get tough on freedom campers as Labour says it will make visiting the doctor even cheaper.
Who are the non-voters?
11:15 AM Lauren Parks is 26 and does not vote because she is "just not really interested". She's not the only one.
Tourette's times two
A Hamilton family is not just coping with two people with Tourette's, it's finding there are benefits.
Ollie Jones early Timaru tour leader
Ollie Jones finished the strongest to take the early lead in Cycling Timaru's two-day tour on Saturday.
Labour targets GP fees
12:26 PM $46 million funding boost for GPs will reduce fees and cater to growing demand, Labour says.
They are eating the Greens here
OPINION: At a time when the environment is front and centre of political discussion, why are the Greens in trouble?
Ohariu at the doorstep
Dogs and doorknocking with the men battling it out to replace Peter Dunne.
Palace in lockdown after attack
A man has been arrested after attacking police officers outside Buckingham Palace in London.
Man shot after attacking soldiers
He attacked two soldiers with a knife in the centre of the Belgian capital.
'Satanic panic': A true horror story
Blood-laced cordial, mutilated babies, live burials - the Kellers' case had it all. None of it was true.
Michael Mayell: Cookie monster
Why is Cookie Time's Michael Mayell campaigning for "drinkable rivers"?
Rented it? Live in it
Property manager rented unsafe, flood-prone garage as bedrooms then claimed tenant rented 'as-is-where-is'.
Samsung chief jailed for bribery
His crimes helped oust South Korea's president and could freeze up decision making at electronics powerhouse.
Robot priest performs last rites
First they're accused of taking our jobs, next robots could be conducting our funerals.
Anti-Trump site's data seized
Email addresses and other details to be be turned over to US authorities investigating Inauguration Day riots.
Undercover as white supremacist
As soon as Theo Wilson, a black American man, started making videos about culture and race, trolls flocked to his page.
A real black beauty
A Stars in their Eyes winner gave up city life for a barn-like house on the edge of a forest in rural North Canterbury.
Mid-century makeovers
We love the Mid-century Modern look, but should we worry about authenticity?
How to save a derelict croft
This preserved 18th-century croft now sits within a new studio, complete with dead ivy, birds' nests and cobwebs.
No plus-one invite? Get over it
3 min ago OPINION: Going to a wedding on your own can suck sometimes - but it doesn't have to.
Weird way to find a lost dog
11:46 AM It's all in your scent, says one dog owner, who found her missing hound after two agonising weeks.
Right way to clean wine glasses
Tip number one: if you drink then dry, you're a bloody idiot.
How to train like Conor McGregor
Irish fighter Conor McGregor's "secret weapon" is an underrated skill we should all cultivate.
Does cold make aches worse?
The winter chill is often linked to an increase in aches and pains. Here's how to deal with it.
When social drinking turns bad
Are you prone to "pre-loading" before socialising?
Let's go down to the local
The Roaming Giant is family-friendly and offers hearty meals - but you may want to book ahead.
Man caught with $40k of honey
Police sting nets bucket loads of allegedly stolen honey, a shotgun and ammunition.
Zespri action against grower
Grower who allegedly distributed gold kiwifruit varieties to Chinese growers has licence cancelled and has to cut vines off.
Wonder Woman war of words
Hollywood legend James Cameron called it "a step backwards", but director says he doesn't understand it.
He could've been stopped
UK police failed to "carry out even rudimentary investigation" into reports of paedophile singer's behaviour.
Soderbergh: Why I came back
The Ocean's 11 and Out of Sight director quit. He's back, but he still hates the film industry.
Europe’s most boring town
It's the Thames of Germany. You could call it a seaside town, but... yeh, nah, not so much.
Readers' best travel photos
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world?
Where to watch penguins
New Zealand's home to some of the world's coolest penguins, and there are plenty of places to catch a glimpse of them.
Minimalist Multistrada sensible
Ducati's fine L-twin breaks out into touring mode with the new Multistrada 950.
Commodore gets local tuning
We drive next year's European Commodore in 99-per-cent-finished form.
T-Roc baby SUV revealed
Long-awaited Volkswagen T-Roc is the company's fourth SUV.
Goodbye, beautiful Tess
Fun-loving Tess will be missed by all who met her.
What about bad tenants?
Not all rental problems are down to lousy landlords - tenants can be just as bad.
The fight serving up fake sport
OPINION: The biggest fake news of all, Mayweather v McGregor reflects the worst excesses of a materialistic age.
Fresh faces in Football Ferns
12:00 PM There are six uncapped players in the Football Ferns squad to play the United States next month.
Cane charges on at No 7
OPINION: Three doesn't go into one when squeezing men into the All Blacks' No 7. Since 2016 it's been one-way traffic.
When schools can be deadly
OPINION: In Yemen's war-torn classrooms, books and pencils are being replaced by mortars and automatic weapons.
They are eating the Greens here
OPINION: At a time when the environment is front and centre of political discussion, why are the Greens in trouble?
Why ABs must thrash Wallabies
OPINION: Amidst the noble talk of global rugby needing a powerful Australia again, only more hidings will force them into action.
The case that divides the nation
The Bain case is the most divisive in New Zealand’s criminal history. Why?
Truancy part of bigger problem
Poverty, mental health issues, unmanaged screen time, and intergenerational truancy are often seen in truants' homes.
Shifting sands of Ohariu
Another leader resigns, and suddenly Ohariu's role in the election is much different.
Tourette's times two
A Hamilton family is not just coping with two people with Tourette's, it's finding there are benefits.
A grown-up's approach to envy
OPINION: You can’t always get what you want. But instead of getting angsty, why not use that envy to spur you on?
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Cow 123 udderly amazing
Tatuanui farm manager Boaz Rayhin couldn't believe it when not one, not two, but three healthy heifers were born.
Robot priest performs last rites
First they're accused of taking our jobs, next robots could be conducting our funerals.
NZer of the year: Aus deputy PM?
Australia's not laughing at a citizenship drama that's rocked its parliament. But we are.
Sand disappearing from Italy's beaches
Tonnes of sand is disappearing from Sardinia's famous beaches and turning up at airports.
Life with five kids five and under
Christchurch parents of newborn triplets face 24 nappy changes and 24 feeds a day.
Zuckerberg takes 2 months off
The Facebook founder is making use of his company's progressive policy on parental leave.
'How to Dad' adds to his brood
New Zealand's celebrity father has announced that he and his wife are expecting their third child.
Couple names baby after eclipse
Eclipse Alizabeth Eubanks, was born at 8.04am, two hours before the celestial event.
Couple's epic tour of New Zealand
In terms of travel goals, theirs was pretty epic: To do NZ's best 365 activities in a year.
Aircraft emergency exits explained
You hear "cabin crew arm doors and cross check". But what does that mean?
How well-travelled are Kiwis?
We're a country of globetrotters, according to new research... but not before the Irish and Aussies.
Swapping Dunedin for Singapore
Rupy Jassal wanted to escape our cold winter and now every day feels like a holiday.