It's the cats who are in control, says our sleep-deprived writer.

Verbal cop-out, Clayton's words, a thought you say when you haven't a thought to express?

Pandemic fears, climate change may keep holidaymakers closer to home, says Vaughan Gunson.

As the full on water jets fired up I realised one of the back side windows was still open.

How is isolation on boats monitored by DHBs?

Can Bridgerton succeed in its second season? Will its novelty wear off?

The ancients, just like us, were pleased by having pictures on the wall.

Imagine the scene... it was like one of those lead-ups to a gunfight in an old western.

It's odd we humans have evolved to use and biff and it can't last, writes Joe Bennett.

Hard to obey Covid rules when you're out of sick leave and can't pay the rent.

The new electric bed comes with a remote control - much to dog George's delight.

There will be things we can learn, there always is, says Shane Reti.

We've always tried to bash the world into a shape that suits us ...

Our provincial centres and towns are overlooked but still growing in their storytelling.

After months of searching Kevin Page finally finds a job and a letter from Inland Revenue.

The reality is, we cannot genuinely give someone something we do not own for ourselves.

Basically, it's a Marvel comic that's gained cultural clout from being 3000 years old.

It certainly could be a tad humorous to see someone "wreck havoc".

One area where employers should be wary is when conducting pre-employment checks.

To avoid previous fumbles like in the measles outbreak we need to take action now.

At 16 the end of childhood becomes visible. You've turned puberty's corner...

Stuck at home during last year's level 4 lockdown? Don't tell the boss you loved it!

Research shows drivers do best when paying attention to surroundings and aren't flummoxed.

History repeated at Waitangi Day 2021 - but with differences.