Unknown wrecks of the Sounds
Niwa was creating 3D maps of the depths below, but found more than it bargained for.
$90m bank IT write-off
2:39 PM Kiwibank's profit takes huge hit on write-off of technology that failed to keep pace with digital changes.
Bag that body part
3:59 PM If you've gone under the knife, chances are someone asked if you wanted to keep the bits.
Dozens stuck on skifield chairlift
12 min ago About 80 people were trapped atop a South Canterbury ski lift after it was damaged.
Mother gave daughter meth
Mother pleads guilty to giving her 15-year-old daughter meth to alleviate stress.
Drivers want ability to break the law
3:08 PM Many motorists apparently don't want cars that will make them stick to the rules.
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Landfill search in double killing
Police are scouring a Rotorua landfill in the investigation into the killings of a local man and his nephew.
'Disturbing' assault captured
Attackers armed with a gun, knife and a brick brutally ambushed a newspaper delivery man in his car.
Two winched from wreck
3 min ago The couple were stranded for 11 hours after their boat ran into rocks in the Marlborough Sounds.
Robbie Williams shuns pre-sales
Pre-sale tickets won't be available tor Robbie Williams concerts - in an effort to fight ticket scalping
Live: Nats lead own poll
3:21 PM National's internal polling still has them holding a slight lead, opposing Thursday's Colmar Brunton poll.
Ardern tells Davis off over tax
"I've spoken with Kelvin" and he's "now very clear on our position", says Labour leader.
Poll result news for Labour
3:13 PM Shock poll that puts Labour ahead of National for first time in more than decade doesn't reflect party's own internal polls.
Tech twist in Russia meeting
2:49 PM We knew that Trump's ex-campaign manager had his phone in key meeting. But what he was doing with it?
Grim recovery effort begins
When a woman's body washed up against a fence in Houston, neighbours knew exactly who she was.
Border wall prototypes to be built
2:43 PM Four companies chosen to build concrete prototypes of the US president's much-touted border wall.
Bridge to cost $4m extra
3:49 PM Government uses legal powers to take land to replace Blenheim's 100-year-old 'banana' bridge.
Long wait for quake buildings
CentrePort warns two of its three commercial properties will probably not be repaired until at least 2020.
Vodafone NZ listing speculation
3:45 PM Speculation suggests telco could push ahead with partial local listing despite having Sky merger rejected.
Apple teases 'special event'
Mark your calendars, Apple fans. The big iPhone reveal is set for September 12.
How the new iPhone will change
Apple plans to transform the way people use its next high-end iPhone by eliminating the concept of a home button.
First time using the internet
It was only after escaping from North Korea that student learnt about Google, Facebook and the internet.
At my place: Paula Bennett
The Deputy PM opens up her house, and it's shoes on: 'I don't go for perfect, I go for comfort'.
Taking care of white bedding
Think bleach will help keep your linen or cotton sheets crisp and white? Think again.
Zaha Hadid's NYC building
3:02 PM We take a look at one of the last projects the flamboyant architect worked on before her death.
Mum defends bath with sons
British TV presenter causes a social media storm by sharing a pic of her and her sons in the bathtub together.
Best & worst dressed celebs
This week, Nicole Kidman knows what works, Karlie Kloss is a knockout and Shania Twain needs new shoes.
Melania's unforgivable crime
OPINION: The US first lady makes it really difficult for women to like her.
Why 5+ A Day is still valid
Reporting on this international research has just been wrong, according to 5+ A Day.
What it means to be obese
New Zealanders are getting larger and there's no dispute over how this increasing size is affecting our health and daily life.
High-fat diet study slammed
Paleo followers will love these findings - but they shouldn't.
NZ's best butcher revealed
In his first crack at the national competition, seasoned butcher is crowned NZ's best.
Welly's best burger crowned
A fusion of Kiwi favourites and Chinese flavours makes for a winner.
Irrigation helps environment
OPINION: The chief executive of Irrigation NZ, Andrew Curtis, responds to Greenpeace activists who locked themselves inside an irrigation pipe in Canterbury.
No cows, no rain, no problem
Taranaki would have to get rid of its cows and control the weather to meet government water standards, council told.
Dancer disects Lorde's skills
Just what the heck was the singer doing with that VMA performance? After taking time to digest it, a dance expert explains.
The Simpsons composer fired
When the 29th season of The Simpsons premieres later this year, it will be doing so without its longtime musical contributor.
Kiwi music on the Billboard
3:21 PM The legendary magazine is sending its top correspondent to the Going Global New Zealand Music Summit. It's a sign of the times.
Bark Bay bach barged
A private bach is shifting sands from Abel Tasman National Park to its new home.
Shop divides a tourist town
3:15 PM The Alaskan town of Talkeetna is known for its quirkiness, but a new store selling pot is causing a rift.
Quiz: Know your flags?
Can you tell your Latvia from your Lithuania? Have a go at our flag quiz.
Holden fan opens NZ museum
There's dozens of Holdens, a train track and an 18-hole Bathurst themed mini-golf course.
Bentley's latest luxury coupe
British brand reveals dramatic third-generation luxury coupe.
One-of-a-kind Ferrari found
It's the only Ferrari of its kind and for 40 years it has sat untouched in a barn. Now it's headed to auction.
Optimism after miscarriage
17 min ago Miscarriage number one broke my heart; miscarriage number two shattered my confidence. But I'll keep trying.
Losing my mother and son
When my son died in 2013, I was taken back to my mother's sudden death when I was 17.
Meet Molly the purring Persian
This chinchilla Persian must be the only cat I know that plays fetch with a toy mouse as if she was a golden retriever.
Cooper disputes Cheika's claim
Mercurial No 10 perplexed by Wallabies coach's call that he isn't enjoying rugby.
All Whites' Messi dream still alive
14 min ago A scoreless draw against Uruguay keeps Argentina in fifth position in South America World Cup Qualifying.
Belfast to Blenheim for 'Sos'
15 min ago Black Fern Sosoli Talawadua captains Waikato in Tasman less than a week after winning the World Cup in Northern Ireland.
Poll a jolt to political scene
OPINION: For the first time in a decade Labour is more popular than National. How's that for a political earthquake?
PI name jokes not funny
OPINION: I've made fun of Pacific Island names before but not anymore, Steve Mascord writes.
The day Princess Diana died
OPINION: Is there anything more eerie or unnerving than a city of 9 million people going quiet?
Asleep at the wheel
OPINION: The digital revolution is coming to transport, and sooner than we imagine.
The case that divides the nation
The Bain case is the most divisive in New Zealand’s criminal history. Why?
When stiff upper lip became a tremble
Diana was the troubled princess who changed royalty, celebrity and humanitarianism.
Forget Game of Thrones, watch this
While America spent its summer watching TV's biggest show, it unfortunately missed TV's best show.
TV lessons from the 60s
The last episode of The Fugitive in 1967 gave TV its first lesson in dramatic finales, later seen by Cheers, Friends and Seinfeld.
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The man behind the meme
Photographer behind the 'distracted boyfriend' meme warns the image is protected by copyright laws.
Pink hat banned from library
Furious 78-year-old caught out by rule against hoodies and baseball caps.
Concern at 'sleeper pod' rentals
'Sleeper pods' - which up the number of renters to a room - are a worrying new development, expert says.
Single mums don't need pity
They don't need your sympathy, but they may need your support to make it all work.
Don't try to copy Val Adams
Valerie Adams has the all-clear to be throwing that sort of tin, but most pregnant women shouldn't.
When baby is name-shamed
Mum considers changing her baby's name after her own mother makes fun of it.
Fertility a 'matter of patience'
Couples considering IVF may not need expensive treatment, research shows.
The North Island by rail
The 14-day Dominion Post Rail Tour will take participants on a journey through some of the country's most underrated spots.
Fun in the sun in Barbados
Enjoy Bajan cuisine and ocean trampolines to the tune of calypso music on the Caribbean island.
Cities more lovable than Auckland
Auckland might top lists for great cities, but there are plenty better places out there.
20 ways to get the cheapest flights
There's no secret magic trick but there are certain ways to outsmart the airlines.