WorldFootball stars' last moments aliveVideo shows a plane full of joking, laughing footballers preparing for takeoff. Soon after it was taken, almost all of them were killed.30 Nov 12:55 AM
WorldWhat went wrong on doomed flight?Investigators already have an idea of what's to blame for the plane crash tragedy that killed 71 passengers, including a beloved football team.30 Nov 12:25 AM
SportPlane crashes involving athletesAirplane travel is a routine part of athletes' lives, but when something goes awry, sports fans and the families of those lost never forget.29 Nov 10:43 PM
WorldKilled footballer was about to be a dadThis is the heartbreaking moment a Brazilian footballer found out he was to become a father - just one week before he was killed in the Colombian jet crash.29 Nov 08:05 PM
SportGoalkeeper's heartbreaking final callChapecoense goalkeeper Danilo was one of just seven people initially found alive after a charter plane crashed in Colombia killing 75 people.29 Nov 05:03 PM
WorldFootballers among plane crash survivorsThe footballers of Chapecoense changed to the doomed plane after Brazilian officials prevented them from taking a charter flight, it has been claimed.29 Nov 04:00 PM
SportColombian might not have to wait long to hit Olympic podiumThe Colombian came fourth in the 63kg event at the Rio Olympics, yet her enthusiasm was not dimmed.26 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldCaring for children may have taken tollThe parents of little Elisa, 11, erected a fence around their northern beaches home after she escaped earlier this year, it has been revealed.19 Oct 05:47 PM
WorldColombian referendum rejects peace dealColombian voters rejected a peace deal with Farc rebels in a surprise outcome that risks prolonging a 52-year-old conflict.03 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldColombia a ballot away from ending 52-year warColombians voted today in a historic referendum on whether to end the longest running civil war in the West.02 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldThe Big Read: 20 years in the jungleOn the eve of a historic vote expected to end Colombia's 52-year conflict with the FARC, rebels prepare to reenter a world very different from the one they left.01 Oct 02:00 AM
WorldMillions displaced in Colombia's warColombia's war has displaced seven million people but even with a peace agreement looming many victims of the 52-year conflict are wary of returning to their farms and villages.06 Sep 08:55 PM
World'We will announce the last day of the war'Agreement on a definitive ceasefire is one of the last steps towards ending Latin America's longest civil war.23 Jun 10:52 PM
TravelWhat to do with four hours in BogotaCafes, culture and art - it's all do-able in a whistle-stop tour of Bogota.05 Jun 04:05 AM
OlympicsSarah Walker's Olympic dream overA crash in practice has put an end to Sarah Walker's hopes of qualifying for the Rio Olympics.29 May 08:13 PM
WorldThe loving side of a female Farc fighterThe female guerrillas are the most savage and brutal interrogators said one of the special forces officers, but the women also have an unseen loving side.01 Feb 04:00 PM
WorldThe world's largest sunken treasure?A Spanish ship that went down off the coast of Colombia more than 300 years ago is believed to have been carrying 11 million gold coins - possibly worth billions.06 Dec 02:24 AM
WorldSan Jose gives up bountyColombia has found the wreck of a Spanish galleon thought to be laden with emeralds and gold and silver coins, President Juan Manuel Santos says.05 Dec 04:00 PM
New ZealandNZ to open embassy in ColombiaForeign Minister Murray McCully has said the new embassy set to open in Bogota reflects the country's increasingly close relationship with NZ.14 Sep 09:00 PM
WorldMum, baby survive jungle plane crashA mother and her infant son who disappeared in a plane crash in the dense jungles of northwestern Colombia several days ago have been found alive.25 Jun 03:29 AM
New ZealandConservation adventure in ColombiaA Wellington Zoo staff member has travelled to Colombia to help a local conservation group care for endangered primates.29 May 02:16 AM
WorldHuge anaconda rescue caught on filmTourists captured the dramatic rescue of a giant 16 foot-long anaconda, which had become trapped in bushes behind a resort in Colombia.24 May 02:20 AM
TravelMy day of playing cowboy in ColombiaSimon Willis tries to keep up with the horsemen of Los Llanos.11 May 12:00 AM
WorldBeauty queen given chance to bring peaceCurrent Miss Universe now has the opportunity to help stop fighting in her home country of Colombia.09 Feb 04:00 PM
Small BusinessYour Business - Immigrant entrepreneurs: Maria Benavides, Mochila BagsYour Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Maria Benavides of Mochila Bags.02 Sep 01:30 AM
BusinessBig banana deal in jeopardyA $611 million unsolicited takeover proposal for Chiquita Brands could lead to the scrapping of its pending merger with Irish competitor Fyffes.12 Aug 04:20 AM
TravelSecrets of an ancient curiosityChris Leadbeater explores Colombia's mysterious interior and encounters the remnants of a forgotten civilisation.07 Jul 03:00 AM
World'If he cried I just fed him'Colombia's most obese baby - who weighs the same as a six-year-old child - has been "rescued" by a charity so he can undergo life-saving treatment.20 Mar 01:36 AM
TravelColombia: Adrenaline rush in the land of coffeeAn adventure holiday in the Colombian forest is an exhilarating experience, writes Christopher Adams, as he reflects on a few bumps and bruises.19 Nov 12:30 AM
TravelSouth America: Natural attractionsAs more Kiwis look to South America for adventure, Karen Phelps compiles a bucket list for the continent.11 Jul 11:00 PM
OpinionFran O'SullivanFran O'Sullivan: Colombian trade coup a feather in Key's sombreroThe smile on John Key's face widened as broad as the sombrero that Juan Manuel Santos had just given him, when the Colombian President said, "We would love to have an FTA with New Zealand when they are ready to start negotiations."08 Mar 04:30 PM
