Shanghai: Where romance is big business
Duncan Gillies vistis a city where one in 65 people is a millionaire - and romance is a growth industry.
Duncan Gillies vistis a city where one in 65 people is a millionaire - and romance is a growth industry.
Kara Hurring - ex-partner of the 'Runaway millionaire' - says home detention is no "walk in the park'' and she is counting down the days until the sentence ends.
Stress minimisation is the order of the day – for snakes as well as travellers, as Rachel Ashton finds.
Michelle Lv of the Ritz-Carlton in Guangzhou, the main city in southern China, showing off the hotel's presidential suite. The 420sq m room costs $10,000 a night.
Justice has caught up with all of the Bali bombers, a significant comfort for those still grieving for their victims 10 years later.
Club Med's huge Asian eco-resort is expanding as the French business turns towards the east, writes Anne Gibson.
Former NZ diplomat Warren Searell called Damascus home until the Arab spring made life far too dangerous. This is his story.
Getting lost is part of discovering an unfamiliar city. And, as Chris Pritchard discovers, negotiating the streets of Kyoto throws up some unique challenges.
Parking congestion at Auckland mosque more pressing issue than conflagration over clumsy anti-Islamic production.
Bernd Kubisch visits Cox's Bazar, a long, sandy beach in the south-east corner of Bangladesh that has been a prime surfing destination for keen surfers for two decades.
The idiosyncrasies of India's market vendors keep Catherine Masters on her toes.
Nothing goes to waste at a Hong Kong market stall, finds Peter Calder.
Asia's first Legoland theme park opened to packed crowds in southern Malaysia on yesterday.
Jane Jeffries and her elderly parents look to access all areas in Hanoi.
Graham Reid leaves the clash and chaos of Kunming behind for a day of quiet.
Norwegian newsprint giant Norske Skog confirmed today that it will halve newsprint production at its Tasman Mill at Kawerau. A union claims more than 100 of the 280 employees may lose their jobs.
To mark the Herald relaunch we're taking an in-depth, week-long look at what it means to be Kiwi. Today - why we choose NZ over anywhere else on the globe.
Clear cut results are thin on the ground but Prime Minister John Key said today he was happy with this year's Apec economic meeting in Vladivostok, Russia.