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Art in the park
From heavy bronze wings to delicately patterned parasols, Danielle Wright is spoiled for choice at Auckland Botanic Garden's fourth Sculpture in the Gardens exhibition.
Steve Hansen: Man in black
Steve Hansen’s time with the All Blacks has been marked by triumph, and by family tragedy. He talks to Alan Perrott about regrets, rituals and life beyond rugby.
Mai Chen: New law will help to challenge bullying
It will give citizens the ability to challenge bullying in its modern form, empowering people to change the way they treat themselves and each other, writes Mai Chen.
Tourists spending more in NZ than first believed
Tourists are spending about $1.7 billion more per year in New Zealand than previously believed.
Justice for unpaid security guards
A company has been ordered to pay up after security guards were not paid for their work at the Coromandel Gold music festival.
Agent's 'puff' talk not misleading
A real estate agent's marketing statements should have been understood as "puffery and hyperbole" and were not misleading, a Tribunal finds.
Cruising: The suite life
In genteel company, Patrick McKendry looks at New Zealand through the eyes of a tourist.
Hallwright fails to win job back
Guy Hallwright has failed to win back his job, with the Employment Court satisfied his company's reputation was damaged by his action in driving over a man.
Blue ducklings' first splash outside
Six fluffy blue ducklings will take their first outing, to an outside pool, for the first time this afternoon.
Welfare snooping bill criticised
New powers allowing welfare officials to secretly approach beneficiaries' banks or workplaces if they suspected them of committing fraud are being questioned.
Lorde signs million dollar US deal
New Zealand pop star Lorde has signed with a "little known" US music publisher in a deal worth at least US$1 million, reports the Wall St Journal.
Online predator's fake daughter
The woman who used fake online personas to dupe teenage boys made up a fictitious daughter to get money from one of her victims.
Green MP heads home after detainment
A Green Party MP is making her way back to New Zealand after being detained by Sri Lankan authorities and questioned about her visa.
Timelapse: Made in NZ
In September 2013 Eddie Hobson spent 45 incredible days capturing New Zealand in timelapse photography and slow motion. Travelling both North and South islands, he covered over 8500kms. 'The beauty of New Zealand is breathtaking. The diversity, splendour and close proximity of the locations is astounding'. Courtesy Eddie Peter Hobson: https://vimeo.com/78982418 Check out tataride.com - facebook.com/timelapsetheworld
Green MP's passport confiscated
Green Party MP Jan Logie says she is "safe'' after being detained by Sri Lankan authorities and her passport confiscated.
A cheeky weekend in Dunedin
Sarah Lang finds Dunedin is much more than a city of Scots and scarfies — and a special spot for a weekend getaway.