Her sister knew something was wrong when her phone rang in the middle of the night.

Today was the first court appearance for the man accused of murdering his Kiwi wife.

New Zealanders might soon be feasting on the Mexican delights of Taco Bell.

If you go to Mon Repos Beach you may see turtle babies scurrying accross to the water.

After 47 days off the grid, missing man has been found.

Chloe Hoson was strangled, suffocated with plastic bags and her body dumped near a creek.

The closer she got to the ground, the more she realised something had gone badly wrong.

Two men surfing off the western coast of Australia are lucky to be alive.

Army heroes helping change mental health attitudes.

Everyone was "walking around like stunned mullets" after the attack, an eyewitness said.

NZ Herald photographer Greg Bowker was there to capture all the high and lows from the 2018 Commonwealth Games

Teen trapped behind crashed vehicle, an extraordinary story of survival.

Queensland Reds coach Brad Thorn will not call upon Quade Cooper despite recent poor form.

More fodder for Urzila Carlson's new NZ International Comedy Festival show after meeting.

Here's how 40 years of Australia sports broadcasting were thrown out the window.

Cyber-moralising has placed RA in awkward position.

Kathmandu's chief executive is excited to steer the company through global expansion.

Passengers on-board the Pacific Dawn woke to a tragic message this morning from captain.

Golfers from North Queensland freeze in NZ's wintry weather.

Ewan McDonald's assignment is to blend his own rum and taste some beers.

Fit, toned and high-energy athletes are going for Comm Games gold on and off the field.

The 21st Biennale of Sydney gets Ginny Fisher thinking about the state of our world.

Couple furious after airline refused to let them board flight for non-existent reason.

An exhibition featuring dead bodies has hit controversy in Australia.

Kirstin Macfarlane kicks it up a notch in north east Australia

She complained about her meals six times. Now she's been told to stay away for good.

Husband and wife gave themselves one day to see if they could create a viable business.

38 related members lived in filth and sexual deviancy.

State by state, Jane Jurgens counts down the best of the best to see and do in Australia.

Two years after retiring the former skipper says he would "do anything to help the team".