'Floating prison': Coronavirus cruise ship where Kiwis stuck is fighting to let passengers outside
Passengers on the Diamond Princess, struck by coronavirus, may be able to go outside.
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'I keep hearing painful coughs': Life on quarantined cruise ship
New York Times: Constant worry about virus and dread about long days stuck inside cabins.
Life on board the Diamond Princess: Trapped on a coronavirus cruise ship
The captain's urgent lockdown order was relayed on loudspeakers in every cabin.
Kiwi on board cruise ship tests positive for coronavirus
The ship, docked in Yokohama, Japan, has been put on lockdown.
Record number of deaths in one day in coronavirus 'ground zero'
The global death toll has now reached 565 deaths.
Big payday for Lisa
She has earned the invitation off the back of hard work and three NZ premiership wins.
Japan Day on this Sunday despite coronavirus concerns
Auckland Councillor says he respects decision but didn't think it's a good idea.
Coronavirus fears: Lantern Festival in doubt ahead of meeting today
China consul-general calls for calm; says it's a pity events are being cancelled.
Jimi Blinkhorne dominates again in roller hockey
He has won the Australia Day Cup MVP for three years running.
Coronavirus warning to NZ schools: Keep students away for 14 days
Any at-risk children or teachers should stay away for 14 days.
Tokyo: 10 steps to navigate the world's biggest city
An insider's guide to navigating the Japanese city like a local.
China's leader calls situation grave as country scrambles to contain virus
Cities scrambling to contain virus that has infected more than 1200 people and killed 41.
Studio Ghibli: Tokyo's space of wonder
Top tips for a visit to Tokyo's Studio Ghibli, the legendary animation museum.
45 days of hell: Father thrown in jail during desperate search for his kids
Detained while searching for his missing children, father describes the torture inside
Patient in Japan confirmed as having new virus from China
The man developed a fever and cough while in Wuhan, China.
A Japanese politician is taking paternity leave. It's a big deal
New York Times: Shinjiro Koizumi praised for setting an example for workaholic fathers.
Nintendo World bands: Why does Mario want our data?
Wearable tech and cartoon characters will be part of the computer game theme park.
Claire Trevett: Jacinda Ardern's early election-year gift
COMMENT: Scott Morrison may secretly harbour same views on Ardern as Steve Price.
Carlos Ghosn defends his legacy
New York Times: "Nobody's going to take it from me," said the fugitive former auto mogul."
Millionaire fugitive's stunning suitcase escape
The former boss of Nissan made a daring dash from authorities.
There are no children here. Just lots of life-size dolls
New York Times: As Japan's population shrinks and ages, rural areas are emptying out.
Documents show Japan wanted one sex slave for every 70 soldiers
Sex slaves issue has been a source of a painful dispute between South Korea and Japan.
Northland's newest pro golfer keeping his head
With a baby coming and a potential Japan Golf Tour card, Brown will have his hands full.
World's best sushi bar dropped from Michelin Guide
Why this restaurant with a cult following has been excluded from star-rating publication .
Japan: An adventure into the future - and the past
Japan manages to push boundaries and embrace the past, writes Jane Jurgens
Tokyo's Shibuya crossing emptied in eerie photos
On October 12, the busiest streets in Japan emptied.
Soon you can have your cake, and eat the plate too
The NZ Herald taste-tested a Japanese company's edible cups and plates - in 4 flavours.
Claire Trevett: Winston Peters tweets but leaves NZ First hat at home
Japan could be Winston Peters' model country, but for the tendency of ministers to resign.
Winston Peters G20 pitch: Trade and climate change
Winston Peters used a rare audience with the big countries to put in a plea for the small.
Winston Peters' US trade push and G20 meeting
Winston Peters optimistic about US trade talks start, as he attends G20 in Japan.
You can stay at this Japanese hotel for $1.50 — but there's a catch
The only rule guests have to abide by is that they're not allowed to be naked.
G20 calling: Winston Peters' Japan mission
Trade, China and US set to dominate in Winston Peters' G20 talks.
Comment: 'The weak country is weak' - Japan's lesson for NZ
Wooing the US in trade can be a fraught exercise, as Japan has learned.