Wet weekends needn't be dull, writes Gill South.

Auckland Museum's flash new interactive exhibition explores the deeper meanings of H2O. Jacqueline Smith dives in.

Hundreds of people braved the cold in Wellington and Auckland as part of a worldwide protest against the culture of blaming the victim rather than the rapist for attacks on women.

The executive chef of dine by Peter Gordon at SkyCity answers your cuisine questions.

We run the checks to see how ready Eden Park and all its related services are for the Rugby World Cup.

Good food and wine reward your exertions on a new Waiheke track, writes Donna McIntyre.

A character home in a welcoming cul-de-sac has served one family well for over a decade.

Jacqueline Smith blogs on New Zealand's Next Top Model.

A man found guilty of attempting to obstruct the course of justice in a pokie machine fraud case has been revealed as former National and New Zealand First MP Gilbert Myles.

Britomart gets a Gallic touch with a welcome new cafe/bistro.

A key player in the Harrods gift basket drug-smuggling syndicate has been given a lengthy prison sentence.

Stormy weather and low ticket sales will not deter the Blues' biggest fans from heading out to watch their game tonight.

We're not worthy I'd better get Galbraith's out of the way early.

Matt Arbuckle's new gallery aims to support and showcase young artists.

Here we go again. Another call to designate an enclave of Auckland "Chinatown".

A luncheon in Auckland next week celebrates the achievements of successful female leaders in the wine industry.

It may be in central Auckland, but this restaurant's menu and atmosphere prove faithful to its Italian theme.

Having lived in Auckland for twenty years now, I've decided I can officially call myself an Aucklander.

New Zealand's latest Hairdresser of the Year, Sara Allsop, says competitions are great training for young talent.

Surrounded by 360 degree screens, Aucklanders can become a "human mouse" at the War Memorial Museum's first large-scale interactive show.