For months, John Key and his Rugby World Cup party planner Murray McCully have been tweeting...

Earlier this week Danielle Wright road-tested the fan trail from Britomart to Eden Park that will run on game nights throughout the RWC 2011. She tells us what fans can expect to encounter along the way.

Wendy Doyle talks to Rebecca Kamm about her favourite spots in Campbells Bay, and why it's such a family-friendly suburb.

A young cyclist is in a serious condition at Auckland Hospital after falling in front of a trailer on the intersection of Quay Street and The Strand in central Auckland.

Fantastic Rugby World Cup opening ceremony, amazing fireworks... just don't mention the transport problems.

Why have one team, when you can have two? Danielle Wright finds adopting a team is adding to the excitement, as well as providing international visitors with a feeling of familiarity and somewhere to celebrate.

Auckland coast guard says despite a large number of vessels on the water last night, the evening was incident free.

Wellington's famous hunter-gatherer celebrity chef sets up an unusual eatery in Auckland's Sky City.

We'll remember 9/11, but we've also got the rugby and a brilliant city.

Photos of some of those attending New Zealand Fashion Week 2011, by Pip Smith.

There is something definitely odd about Ponsonby Rd that confuses me.

The frayed-A logo used to promote Auckland is being dumped and replaced with a new brand.

The award-winning home designed for the Harvey family by architect Michael O'Sullivan makes full use of its compelling surrounds.

If this is what we are offering diners on the eve of the biggest sporting since 1990 we might as well put up a sign at the airport saying "Country Closed Owing To Lack of Interest".

Angry train passengers including tourists, families and the disabled say they were "dumped" at a....

Danielle Wright finds there's more than tourism on offer at a three-day showcase of the Pacific Islands at The Cloud.