The FF is possibly the world's most glamorous and exciting intercontinental ski express. But is it relevant in New Zealand?

Bronagh Key may be wearing Trelise Cooper, but there is another NZ fashion designer stamping her mark on the royal wedding too.

We live-blogged the royal wedding as it happened. You can replay the memorable event by clicking into the box below.

Click through our interactive graphic to find out more about Prince William's journey from childhood to the altar.

Claire Sullivan, editor-in-chief of Design Folio magazine and website, went to Milan for the world's largest design fair, the Salone del Mobile, in search of the directions for the year ahead in design.

Pomp and ceremony joined with a mutual love of rugby in John Key's one-day visit to Paris.

It's estimated some two billion people from all over the world will watch at Prince William and Catherine Middleton marry.

Late diagnosis is the main cause of the high death rate from ovarian cancer in the UK, experts say.

You don't want your wedding tipples to leave a bad taste in your guests' mouths, so choose them wisely.

A Takapuna-born nurse, 30, will attend Friday's ceremony with her husband, a flight lieutenant in Prince William's squadron.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have created "a church within a church" at Westminster Abbey for Friday's ceremony.

Air traffic controllers were 'right' to close European airspace last year over fears of the ash plume.

Supermodel and muse Ines de la Fressange is the epitome of Parisian chic. She lets Viva in on a few of her shopping secrets and style tips

As people relaxed at Easter weekend, Michael Sheen endured incarceration in a police cell, slept rough up a mountain and was crucified, then resurrected in front of hundreds of onlookers.

A cancer-causing toxin has been found at uncomfortable levels in common foods such as bread, baby food and fried potatoes.

The morning started with a call from Creative New Zealand to say Michael Parekowhai had notified them of the interview.

A Steinway grand piano carved with Maori patterns is part of Michael Parekowhai's installation at this year's Venice Biennale.