A Maadi Cup victory over bigotry
School rowing team celebrates its first national title as a statement against homophobia.
Dump flood 'disaster'
Rubbish from historic dump has been strewn across "pristine" West Coast beaches after days of heavy rain.
Councillor's scum post
Hamilton City Council is having to mop up the mess created by two of its councillors.
Ex-All White's facial fractures
12:24 AM Wellington midfielder cops sickening blow to the head in national football final.
Tories fear wipeout in election
British PM must not be allowed to lead her party into a snap election, senior Tories warn.
Stepfather wins house back
Lower Hutt man wanted to help his stepdaughter, but his act of kindness backfired.
Quake shakes Wellington
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake has been felt around the Wellington region.
Chemical risk from landfill fire
Residents near a huge Waikato landfill fire are being urged to stay inside with doors and windows shut as smoke may be toxic.
Before the fire started
When police told a mother her son, girlfriend and child were killed in a fire she thought, "he did it".
Prosecuting mosque terror
The alleged gunman's trial risks being a spectacle of hate speech - or a brief affair that fails to honour the victims.
The 'religion' of supremacy
A leader insists it's peaceful. Experts say it's hateful and dehumanising. The Christchurch gunman seems to have been a sympathiser.
'We'll keep our guns'
Gangs had nothing to do with the massacre of 50 people in the Christchurch mosques, so why are they under pressure?
NZ Rugby's greatest leader
After a sports career cluttered with controversy, Sonny Bill Williams has shown his power to lead social change off the field.
Slovakia new president a woman
A liberal environmental activist has been elected as the first female president of Slovakia.
Tories fear wipeout in election
Theresa May must not be allowed to lead the Conservatives into a snap election, senior Tories warn.
Turkish voters go to polls
Turkey's elections are seen as a barometer of the president's popularity amid a sharp economic downturn.
Insulation business 'tarred'
Road rage, hostile language, and lost work have come from confusion with company featuring Nazi symbol, manager claims.
Apple v Huawei: who delivered?
OPINION: Apple grabbed the headlines with its Apple TV plus launch, but Huawei is the real innovator.
Morgan resigns from TOP party
Economist Gareth Morgan leaves political party he sunk more than $2 million into.
Still waiting for a State Highway 43 upgrade
Upgrading work on SH43, the Forgotten World Highway, continues to be deferred.
Old-fashioned thinking proves baffling
Transport officials need to see the error of their ways in not including a walking and cycleway in their plans for the Manwatū Gorge replacement road.
Lawrence Arabia: song-writing dare pays off
James Milne (a.k.a. Lawrence Arabia) set himself the daunting task of releasing a new single every month.
'Pākehā, you must get out of the way'
OPINION: Māori observations of godwits offer solace and direction after the Christchurch terror attack.
Teens charged with hijacking ship
Rescued migrants rioted when they saw ship was returning them to Libya.
The day of the DVD is not done
While video tapes are unlikely to ever make a resurgence, DVDs continue to have an appeal to families and film enthusiasts, an academic says.
The internet needs new rules
OPINION: Four areas of the internet needs fresh regulations, writes Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Kiwi garden designer wins
Wellington-based Bayley LuuTomes is the first New Zealander to win a medal at the annual flower show in 24 years.
New tiny house challenge
Raglan tiny house converts Danica and Tom have found another way to beat high house prices.
Get fit pole-dancing in a pool
Part pole-dancing, part aqua-aerobics, acquapole targets your core and builds upper body strength.
Change can upset an older cat
Veterinarian Dr Bruce Chard responds to reader questions about common pet problems.
Life comes into focus
There is little time smell the roses, even in a manicured garden. But a pair of glasses will surely offer clarity.
Fast-paced walking generates best results
Fast-paced walking, not a stroll, results in significant improvements in cardio-respiratory fitness.
Nasa will pay you to sleep
Slobs of the world, here's a job for you.
The SAD face of winter
A sprinkle of stress and a shower of rain can be a negative influence. Fight it by thinking positively.
Three chefs, one kitchen
They say too many cooks spoil the broth, but that wasn't the case at a New Plymouth on Friday night.
Girl Guide biscuits are no more
As Kiwis bid farewell to Girl Guide biscuits, some of the original sellers take a look back.
Stories shared at final service
The Knapdale Church, near Gore, has closed its doors after welcoming parishioners for 134 years, three months and three days.
Vintage arrives early
A dry summer has shrunk the growing season but not the quality of Nelson's harvest grapes.
Jilted MAFS bride to live with MAFS NZ groom
The pair connected via a mutual pal and bonded over being twins
Dancing With The Stars cast reveal
A 90s TV personality, a Warriors player, and a social media star join the face of everyone's favorite Food Bag.
Lawrence Arabia: song-writing dare pays off
James Milne (a.k.a. Lawrence Arabia) set himself the daunting task of releasing a new single every month.
NZ's slice of the Gold Coast
From discovering a slice of Bali, to staring down the crater of a bubbling volcano - here are ten of the best things to do in Bay of Plenty.
10 things to do in Taiwan
This is one of Asia's best kept secrets. You'll find delicious cheap eats, scenic landscapes and friendly locals.
World's greatest walks
The most spectacular walk in Europe makes a comeback after 60 years.
Supporting Manaia
Manaia Huntley, 7, loves dinosaurs. His community and whānau are standing beside the "absolute trooper" as he battles a malignant brain tumour.
Podcasts for parents
OPINION: Here's our round-up of parenting podcasts to listen to when you're up at 3am.
US Police break down door over sick child
Child's mother refused to take unvaccinated child to emergency room for his fever.
Snake no match for kangaroo rat
In the blink of an eye, the kangaroo rat goes from being lunch to swiftly delivering a flying kick.
Still waiting for a State Highway 43 upgrade
Upgrading work on SH43, the Forgotten World Highway, continues to be deferred.
Mahindra: something old, something new for NZ
Mahindra is relying on time-worn products to get back in the Kiwi mindset, but newer fare will follow.
Sunday Drive: BMW X5 and Audi Q8
The BMW X5 and Audi Q8 point the way to the SUV future of both German manufacturers. Big grilles and all.
Could I really be mentally ill?
OPINION: I'm a nurse - my job is to help people find healthy ways of coping. But that didn't mean I could recognise my own illness.
Guns alone don't kill people
OPINION: There is no disputing that most firearm owners in New Zealand are responsible. But is a semi-automatic rifle necessary?
The shame of not speaking up
OPINION: I still remember her face, so afraid and her voice, yelling for help. No bystander did anything, no-one helped her.
Warriors discard boosts Raiders
Fullback was preparing for another Warriors season when a call from Canberra changed everything.
Parsons: We're the new Blues
It's three in a row for the one-time Kiwi doormats of Super Rugby as they reveal hitherto unseen qualities.
Cooper lauds Chiefs' form
Bye comes at a great time after two-win trek sets season back on track.
Monuments in the dark for Earth Hour
Parts of New Zealand and the world will fall into darkness as people take a stand against climate change.
Earth Hour shines light on environment
For an hour on Saturday night, the world will go dark to help 'secure the future of our home'. This is why.
'Dirty secret': Schools burning coal
It's a massive contributor to climate change, but schools are still burning coal for heating.
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Auckland outshone by regions
While the Auckland art scene seems at a low ebb, galleries in the regions are stepping up to the plate.
Kiwi staple: The 1kg of cheese
If Catherine Saunders hadn't been trying to find a way to get out of television, the local cheese market might look very different.
Jilted MAFS bride to live with MAFS NZ groom
The pair connected via a mutual pal and bonded over being twins
Earrings could prevent pregnancy
The earrings would contain hormones in tiny patches that would be absorbed.
A cool, eclectic Auckland home
The home of streetwear brand Federation's owners is quirky and customised.
Maximising new-build style
The owners of this Christchurch new build used clever design to turn site restrictions in their favour.
How to make perfect scones
There are few things more inviting than a plate of freshly baked scones, dripping in cream and jam.
Earlobe fillers are now a thing
"These are really young, fashionable women who are wearing large statement earrings that can be quite heavy."
5 hot hat trends for summer
Even if you're not a "hat person", here's 5 ways to bring your style to another level.
Celebs share Miss Crabb memories
The Kiwi label is closing its doors at the end of March, leaving behind a legacy of irreverence and creativity.
Fashion editors' shameful buys
Feeling guilty about splurging on an impractical item you just had to have? You're not alone.
Councils liable for climate change?
Local authorities that fail to prepare for climate change might find themselves in court.
Two mothers united by evil
The mothers of the two victims of one of NZ's vilest killers live a shared nightmare.
NZ complacent on human rights
The Human Rights Commissioner says now is the time to focus on the country’s shortcomings. We need to change.
More TVNZ sexual misconduct claims
A TVNZ staff member was forced to resign after exposing his penis to revellers at the company's 2018 Christmas party.
#metooNZ: What has changed?
We still don’t really know the full extent of workplace sexual harassment.
Complaints and the consequences
After months of harassment, Emily reported the problem. Then things got worse.