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Copenhagen: Danish delights
Copenhagen has 320km of dedicated cycle lanes. Free bikes are available from 110 locations throughout the city.
Copenhagen has 320km of dedicated cycle lanes. Free bikes are available from 110 locations throughout the city.
Skifield says the hazard did not exist when its morning inspection was done.
Detectives have reopened an investigation into the murder of two 11-year-old boys who were beaten and buried alive on a rubbish dump in Liverpool 36 years ago.
Four people were killed and 14 injured when a balcony collapsed in Angers, western France, during a housewarming party, local authorities and media said.
Bureaucratic bungling blamed for man wanted on sex offences in UK being able to gain NZ citizenship.
Norway's Statoil has abandoned its hunt for oil off Northland after finding no traces hydrocarbons.
A Wellington skier is critically injured after an accident on Mt Ruapehu which Peter Hillary witnessed from a chairlift before rushing to assist with the rescue.
The garden will be completed in time for the centenary of Passchendaele, finally a place of peace where far too many young NZers died in the horror of war.
A number of cars were crushed against the concrete ceiling when an underground carpark was deluged with water yesterday morning.
Ukip leadership favourite Steven Woolfe is recovering in hospital after collapsing following an alleged punch-up with a fellow MEP.
The United Nations' next boss is a charismatic, former socialist prime minister who led the UN's refugee agency during one of its most difficult times.
The German bank will cut about 1000 jobs in its home market, insiders say.
Kim Kardashian West has fled Paris after being bound and robbed with a gun to her temple by five men dressed as police in Paris.
Amanda Knox lied to police, saying she was in the apartment when her roommate was killed. This, she claims, is why.
Members of a Dutch rowing club practice their waka paddling skills every week.
London's property crisis is best seen at night, when entire streets in Central London are in the dark. Welcome to one of the world's most expensive places.
What is going on in the banking industry? The big questions answered.
Deutsche Bank is battling rumours the German government is readying a rescue plan, but is another German bank also in trouble?
The Eastern Med is awash with great ports for cruise ships to call at. Pamela Wade picks some of the best.
Finland's city dwellers make the most of short, sweet summers, sweltering in social saunas, plunging into dockside pools and skinny-dipping by the light of the moon, writes Sarah Marshall.
Even a short stay is long enough to glimpse why the Misty Isle of Skye is one of Scotland's most popular tourist attractions.
The true core of the city of love and light is its food, top chef Raymond Blanc tells Ella Walker.
Xenia Taliotis checks into an elegant Tuscan hotel and decides to never leave.
Argamasilla de Alba, a weather-beaten village of 7000 people, claims to be Miguel de Cervantes' hometown, writes Susana Vera.
A tourist who bought a ticket on a scenic railway said he was kicked off because an obese family took up too much room.
Sasi Nair takes a whistle-stop tour through some of northern Italy's beautiful regions.
Paul Charman advocates an 'excellent adventure' in Denmark.
COMMENT: Apple would paid far more tax in New Zealand if it wasn't for the Irish head office structure.
It's featured in many travellers' photos, but Donegal man Iain Miller has become the first person in 25 years to successfully scale the Dun Briste sea stack.
At this topsy-turvy cafe, the bathroom is a logistical nightmare ...