"I am so happy that you swept me off my feet and that we dared to fall for each other."

Dietitian lost 40kg using simple method praised as 'the easiest diet in the world'.

Officials are trying to find out what caused the silo to fall on the library building.

Readers have their say on the cosmos; velodrome; nuke-free Denmark and the Russian scourge

To most people, these villagers from a tiny set of islands are whale killers.

Mayor urges young people to make friends and try new experiences.

Poverty, ethnicity don't explain the link, researchers say.

Debate is growing in Sweden about how to deal with threat from Russia.

Inventor offered a shifting variety of explanations for woman's death on private submarine

Body parts of slain journalist have been recovered after she went missing from submarine.

More women in Europe will soon be forced to remove their burqas.

Disturbing material found on computer of Peter Madsen, accused of killing Kim Wall.

A 700m walk connected to a 45-metre tall observation tower is to be built above a forest.

New Zealand's 10 medals at the Invictus Games has already surpassed our previous record.

Spermicide, condoms, diaphragms and pills - sexual health worker shares history.

The western Danish city of Aarhus is using the year to reinvent itself.

Last photo of Kim Wall final clue to how ended up dead after boarding submarine.

Body was attached to a piece of metal "likely to make it sink" police say.

A journalist was writing about a man who built his own submarine. Then she vanished.

A crane driver has dramatically rescued a man from the sixth story of a burning apartment.

Be warned: the heartwarming ad which has gone viral might have you reaching for the tissues.

New Zealand is the equal-least corrupt country in the world, according to a global survey.

Billund is the home of Lego, but for visitors to the Danish town there's a little more to it than that, says Warren Chrismas.

Police have named the man who died following a fall on the Gunn Ridge Track near Whataroa on Friday as Nicolaj Brun.

Paul Charman advocates an 'excellent adventure' in Denmark.

Paul Charman and wife Debra visit Scandinavia's oldest town for a family wedding.

Business has been so brisk at the world's most profitable toymaker that Lego last year did something unusual.

A 90-year-old took an instruction on a piece of modern art at face value and started writing on it with a ballpoint pen.

Last year several campaigns on national television encouraged Danish people to procreate.

Diplomats tell us what Kiwis need to know about their homelands.