Will we get past halftime tomorrow before referee Jonathan Kaplan sends an All Black or Wallaby for a rest?

Fine wine is no longer the preserve of the elite.

The two surviving daughters of multiple-infant killer Dominique Cottrez describe her as a doting mother who selflessly devoted herself to her family.

Veronique Courjault was convicted last year of murdering three of her newborn children. Her husband discovered two of the corpses in a freezer.

Julian Dean's three podiums in this year's Tour de France have him pegged by some as this country's greatest peddler.

Dominique Cottrez is likely to be branded the worst serial baby killer to appear before a French court.

NZ tech company Rakon is buying the assets of French rival Temex, gaining access to satellite and space station transport applications to complement its existing European operations.

Haute couture may be struggling in these tough economic times, but there is still a place for it on the catwalks of Paris.

The time for courtesy among riders is over - the gloves are off at the Tour de France.

Ninety-four years to the day after they were killed and buried anonymously in one of the first world war's bloodiest battles, 250 Australian and British soldiers have finally been laid to rest with the recognition they deserve.

An expat Kiwi is opening a shop in Paris dedicated to stocking NZ fashion.

Pierre Herme is to macarons what Heston Blumenthal was to porridge and ice-cream.

Zambesi menswear designer Dayne Johnston takes us inside the fast-paced world of working the Paris fashion collections.

A tourist and a resident give their views on the best bits of the City of Love.

Janetta Mackay test drives a host of beauty products, from Paris with love.