Ailing Jim Anderton's delight
Man who campaigned to restore Christ Church Cathedral "very frail" as dream is realised.
Poll a red flag moment
OPINION: A bad poll amid a farmer revolt. The mood for change is hitting a wall and Jacinda Ardern needs to sort it.
Two in sunken car likely dead
Police to dive for bodies of woman and her attempted rescuer after car slips into lake.
Dad dies on first day back at work
Leslie Laing had just returned to the timber yard after recovering from serious assault.
UK yo-pros' shock at empty NZ flats
New arrivals didn't realise our rentals don't come fully furnished, so neighbours stepped up.
Former All Black punched on debut
Lured to grassroots rugby with a promise of whitebait, Corey Flynn copped it.
Bid to destroy dead son's semen
Hamilton family take legal action in attempt to stop Tony Deane's former girlfriend having his baby.
To hell and (on the way) back
A man who lost everything has his prayers answered with the gift of a new dog.
Cats lose leg after being shot
Two separate pet owners found their beloved cats covered in blood after being shot in north-west Auckland.
Remember 1997?
Back then, we were less-educated, felt poorer and less safe than we do now. But TV was a much simpler affair.
NZ First: Ditch Treaty of Waitangi
Residents yell "shame" at candidate after touting radical plan with the tagline, 'We want Kiwi, not iwi'.
Radio NZ on TV under Labour
Labour announces plans for a new multi-platform version of RNZ which includes a free-to-air TV channel.
Ardern casts her vote
Trying to lead by example, Labour leader Jacinda Ardern is looking to mobilise left voters.
Massive blow to North Korea
The United Nations Security Council has agreed on its toughest-ever sanctions against North Korea.
Republicans jumping ship
Many are bailing on Congress as the party's control of Washington fails to produce the unity or legislative successes.
Irma: 12 million with no power
Tempers begin to fray in Florida as the reality of no power for weeks sets in following Irma.
Te reo or Mandarin?
Speaking te reo Māori gives teachers and broadcasters an 'edge' - but is it helping the economy?
Tech firm raises $500k
Noted hopes to take medical record system to clinicians around the world.
Booze approved for basket maker
The home business they didn't want on their street now has a liquor licence.
How to tackle screen addiction
A new book offers insights and tips for parents to tackle the problem of kids addicted to tech.
When to upgrade your phone
A two year-old smartphone isn't as terrible as it once was.
Do you need a TV anymore?
With most people owning multiple devices, the humble TV is fighting for its place in the family home.
Murder accused's house for sale
Lizzie Borden, acquitted of the axe murder of her parents in 1893, spent her inheritance on this house.
Who's buying up the houses?
Our housing crisis is confronted head-on in new doco that scares with statistics, but presents a case for change.
$25k to keep pink bathroom
This Sydney seller really, really loves his mid-Century bathroom and is prepared to pay to save it.
Wine glasses cost bar $18k
Christchurch bar gave away $18,000 worth of wine because pour lines printed on its wine glasses were wrong.
Ditching flowers for doughnuts
Aussie bride says people should have more fun on their wedding day.
Romantic? No, it's really not
OPINION: Think you can "win" back a woman with some grand romantic gesture? Think again.
What happens when sex hurts?
Pain during sex is more common than you think, and it can put a big strain on a relationship.
Reclaim a work/life balance
Forget balance - focus on making work and life a success.
Don't believe superfoods hype
It's more important to shift to real foods than jumping on the latest "superfood" bandwagon.
Gingernuts: Pick of the crunch
Whether you prefer them crispy or dunked in tea, these chai versions could become a new afternoon favourite.
National accused of policy theft
National and the Greens have gone head to head on agriculture policies.
Emissions cut starts on farm
A world leader in producing emission efficient milk, NZ's dairy industry is committed to doing more, DairyNZ says.
Bungay made a 'drunken clown'
Daughters slam TVNZ's Dear Murderer for portrayal of lawyer Mike Bungay and say it's "blatantly wrong".
Man gets Patrick Gower tattoo
This guy's clearly a fan of Newshub's political editor.
US chicken tale lacks spice
11:20 PM REVIEW: This American chicken documentary might have been made first, but it's not nearly as eggcellent as Pecking Order.
NZ on brink of flight revolution
Auckland to Iceland direct? Maybe Kenya? New aircraft could make far-flung destinations feel a lot closer.
Slice of Australian paradise
The Byron Bay resort "Elements of Byron" is expanding and adding a world first - a solar train.
Tonga: 'Welcome to paradise'
Beach? Check. Hammock? Check. Coconut tree shoreline? Check. Vava'u - the picture storybook.
Mercedes in the hypercar race
Order book already fully subscribed for a $3.7m coupe that is the most extreme Mercedes-AMG model yet.
Something special for F-Type
Don't mind the Lego-alike badging: the 400 Sport might be the best F-Type you can buy.
Who owns British carmaking?
The days of cars being one particular "nationality" due to where they are built are long over.
Why I learned te reo Māori
We want to hear your stories of what te reo means to you.
Beau, the suitcase stowaway
After being separated from his owners one too many times, Beau decided to get on the case, literally.
Whitelock up for Boks battle
All Blacks lock says the South Africans are playing with confidence which makes them a dangerous foe.
Blow for Boks
Dynamic Springboks flanker returns home with shoulder injury ahead of All Blacks test.
Warriors respond to sex claims
Club has dealt with a breach in team protocol after allegations by a stripper of group sex.
Or-Taki? Or Owe-tacky?
OPINION: Maybe it's because I'm a middle-aged white man that other middle-aged white men just assume I'll mispronounce Māori.
Let's call a truce on sharks
COMMENT: It's not everyday that a white shark washes ashore on a popular Sydney beach. What happened next gives me hope.
Episode 1: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
The Valley episode 2: Mission Ready
The bait and hook: The tactic NZ soldiers prepped before deployment in Afghanistan.
The Valley episode 6: Consequences
The officer commanding from the Battle of Baghak finally speaks out.
The Valley Virtual Reality
A fully immersive VR experience with NZ troops in the Battle of Baghak in Afghanistan.
Ferns skipper set for century
Katrina Grant has overcome the challenge of several seasoned defenders to join the 100 club.
NZ's newest suburb: Did it work?
It's the poster child for affordable housing. But Hobsonville Point is a "status symbol".
Stopping hate speech dollars
Australian companies told to take more care over where their adverts appear, or risk supporting hate speech.
Once hard-boiled, now a little soft
OPINION: I ordered the cheapest thing on the menu – two poached eggs on toast and a cup of joe.
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Window washer wants to be 'legit'
He used to break windows, now he cleans them, but a law could put that at risk.
Monkey's selfie lawsuit settled
Legal fight over who owns copyright to a macaque's selfies has been settled before a court could answer the novel legal question.
Grandmaster rage over 'gypsy' shorts
World Cup of chess engulfed in a race row after a grandmaster allegedly broke the dress code.
What gets toddlers talking?
Study finds girls have better vocab than boys, but parents say parenting and personality bigger factors.
A 'normal' day for George
A typical school day for Prince George will see him take ballet, French and enjoy organic, freshly cooked meals.
Bloodlines save 2 million babies
Australian women whose bodies turned against their unborn baby are ensuring others don’t experience the same.
The switched-on Swiss
Law and order, politeness and a pristine landscape - maybe that's the secret to a happy country...
'I created an opportunity in my dream country'
Frances Harrison, originally from Christchurch, has built a new life in Ymeray, France.
Kiwi waterfalls not to be missed
Roaring, gushing or gently flowing - the waterfalls throughout New Zealand are spectacular sights.
Smugshot: Readers' 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!