New Zealand actress Emily Barclay plays a boy-crazy character in her latest movie about love.

It's getting easier for darker skinned women to find makeup that suits, but equal choice is still a work in progress.

There's no magic wand couples can wave to be happy, it's hard work that does it, say relationship expert Harville Hendrix and his wife Helen LaKelly Hunt.

An Auckland restaurateur has joined forces with an incredibly strange film buff to bring local short films to a hungry audience.

A cosy evening out at a venue with a menu of a size to match.

The Wellington Phoenix remains confident in their future, despite the Inland Revenue seeking to liquidate the company which owns the club.

A disqualified driver who killed two passengers as he fled from police in Auckland last year was today jailed for at least three years.

"Sugar, salt, fat," said Robert, as we tucked into the churros con chocolate at the Basque Kitchen and Bar. "You can't beat them."

The star of hit show Man Vs Wild is coming to New Zealand next month for two shows to raise money for the families of Pike River and the Wellington Children's Hospital.

Sonny Bill Williams will tomorrow partly make good on a promise he made after he ran out of gas on a country road last year.

The man police accuse of murdering two people at a multi-million dollar Auckland mansion last month says he acted in self defence and "emphatically denies" murder charges, his lawyer says.

Cheaper calls may be at hand, but you'll probably still need two phones to get the best deals.

In a week that saw embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak desperately clinging to his 30-year rule, TVNZ's Mark Sainsbury was celebrating his 30-year stretch at the nation's network.

Strolling, floating, or cruising, here are some laid-back ways to make the most of the city.

Ponsonby boasts a lot of cafes, but what I like about Good One is its humility. Settled in a suburban street among just a couple of other shops, Good One is a nice little find.

Exercise, fresh air and new perspectives await those who venture on to Auckland's off-road cycleways, writes Kirsten Warner.

Lots of heart and soul went into creating this grand home.