Football: Win fuels fire of German ambition
Winning the World Cup in Brazil has given Germany the "hunger" to triumph in more tournaments and create an era of dominance similar to Spain.
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Argentina at brink of default
Argentina is poised to miss a bond payment today, putting the country on the brink of its second default in 13 years.
Two arrested over Kiwi's murder
Two men have been arrested for the murder of New Zealander Nicholas Heyward in Argentina.
Victim's father heard news from media
The father of a New Zealander shot dead during a robbery in Argentina last week found out the horrific news from a journalist.
Protesters march to park
About 600 people have protested in the small Argentinian town where a New Zealand tourist was fatally shot.
Two more arrested after Kiwi's killing
A friend who was with Nicholas Heyward as he was gunned down in Argentina has detailed how she tried to help him, as two men are arrested over the attack.
Suspect detained over Kiwi's murder
Mendoza police are reported to have detained one person suspected of involvement in the murder of a New Zealand tourist in Argentina.
Team to wear black in slain mate's memory
The former Aussie Rules team of Nicholas Heyward will hold a minute's silence for their former teammate this weekend and will wear black armbands in his honour.
Kiwi tourist slain for his bag
The brother of a Kiwi tourist slain in Argentina says he "could not have asked for a better brother" as police offer a $5800 reward for information about the murder.
All Blacks fan attacked in Buenos Aires
An All Blacks supporter in Buenos Aires has a fractured jaw after being "king hit" with a motorbike helmet near the team's hotel.
Man flees sex charge, survives 4 months in Andes
A story of remarkable human endurance in the snow-covered Andes has taken a sombre turn.
South America: Natural attractions
As more Kiwis look to South America for adventure, Karen Phelps compiles a bucket list for the continent.
Argentina flooding kills at least 52
At least 52 people drowned in their homes and cars, were electrocuted or died in other accidents as flooding from days of torrential rains swamped Argentina's low-lying capital and province of Buenos Aires.
Argentina: 48 hours in Buenos Aires
As summer sun bathes Argentina's capital, the city takes on a carnival air – just in time for its annual Shakespeare festival.
Visitors not welcome
The Boca Juniors home ground, La Bombonera, is designed to intimidate, finds Patrick McKendry.
Argentina: Stepping out in Buenos Aires
You feel the beating heart of this supercharged electric city, writes Paul Rush.
All Blacks: Smith's new focus pays off
In his first year with the team, All Blacks' halfback Aaron Smith has experienced many of the highs and lows of test rugby, but knows he can't get ahead of himself.
NZRU chairman and director mugged
New Zealand Rugby Union chairman Mike Eagle and board director Gerard van Tilborg have been mugged in Argentina, just metres from the All Black's hotel.