A few key principles make for better relationships.

An Auckland woman used practical tricks for extra space in the smallest room.

The Chinese company that sparked a fierce national debate last year about foreign investment in farming is ploughing ahead with plans to export millions of cartons of UHT milk from New Zealand to China.

Dust your bunny ears down, the Year of the Rabbit is upon us.

Power elite look down on the rest of us, but they still want to be admired. Well, tough.

UBNZ Funds Management has pulled out of the running to purchase the Crafar farms, after it its bid failed the 'good character test'.

Claire Stapleton uses the power of shopping to help those in need.

The Closer Economic Partnership Agreement between NZ and Hong Kong came into force on Saturday, making cuts to remaining NZ tariffs.

The Government has turned down Hong Kong listed Natural Dairy NZ's controversial bid to buy the Crafar dairy farms from receivers in a deal thought to be worth about $200 million.

Cutting greenhouse-gas emissions is challenging enough. But what if we can't even measure the pollution we're trying to reduce?

Jim Eagles discovers Hong Kong villagers fighting to preserve their way of life.

New Zealand golfer Mark Brown is quietly confident of upsetting his more fancied rivals and capturing the Hong Kong Open.

Five months after Irish No 8 Jamie Heaslip brazenly kneed the All Blacks captain in the back, McCaw barely recalls the incident ahead of presumably their next encounter

The economic recession and increasing awareness about environmental and ethical concerns have spurred many in the fashion industry to look more closely at its image.

Statistical analysis of the All Blacks' opening match on their end of year tour.

Errors proved costly in the All Blacks' loss to Australia but where did they have the statistical edge on Saturday night?

Graham Henry has defended the decision to sub Dan Carter off during last night's Bledisloe Cup match.

The Wallabies' 26-24 victory against the All Blacks was just their second under Robbie Deans.