'Fresh perspective on how big a mistake'
Dan Carter is back in the country after being nabbed by French police drink driving in Paris on Wednesday night.
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Gunman on the run in Paris
A gunman is on the run after earlier taking half a dozen people hostage at a travel agency in southern Paris.
Another mega-jewellery heist in Paris
A Paris travel tip for the uber-rich: Think about keeping your valuables at home.
'Indiana Jane' surfs catacombs
These nail-biting images show an intrepid surfer in the forbidden parts of the world's largest grave.
'She asked me, are we going to die?'
The hotel security guard at the centre of the Kardashian heist has told how he tried to comfort terrified Kim as she was bound and gagged in her room.
Tyra Banks: 'I'm very scared of Naomi Campbell'
The two high-profile models have beef dating back more than two decades - and now Tyra Banks has revealed she's still petrified of Naomi Campbell.
NZ model's dark night in City of Love
New Zealand's Next Top Model winner, Danielle Hayes, has shared how she fought off an unwanted advance on a dark night in the so-called City of Love - Paris.
Timeline of recent attacks on Europe
Monday, December 22, 2014 Nantes. A man reportedly yelling "Allahu Akbar" ran over 10 pedestrians at a Christmas market in Nantes
Policeman and his wife killed in attack
A man has killed a policeman and his wife in an attack at their home in a Paris suburb by a man who reportedly yelled 'Allahu Akhbar'.
Google raided over $2.6 billion tax fraud
Google's offices in Paris have been raided by police in an investigation into money laundering and "aggravated tax fraud".
Diesel was shot by own side
Labelled a heroine for her actions during the Paris terror attacks, it has emerged that Diesel the police dog was shot by officers on her own side.
A year on, Charlie targets God
French magazine marks anniversary of attack with edition which takes aim at 'fanatics' and 'blessed arses'.
Charlie Hedbo's provocative new cover
One year on, so much and so little has changed for Charlie Hebdo.
Climate summit chef fined
One of France's top chefs, whose food was served at the Paris climate conference, has been fined 100,000 ($161,500) for damaging the environment around his Alpine restaurant.
Phone photos 'show next terror target'
Pictures found on Paris mastermind's smartphone raise fears for UK city.
Climate accord now likely
The years-long quest for a universal pact to avert catastrophic climate change has neared the finish line with a draft agreement completed in Paris.
Eagles of Death Metal's emotional return
Devastated band return to Paris concert venue a month after terrorists gunned down 90 of their fans.
Pressure grows on NZ to back 1.5C limit
The Government is being urged to back a more ambitious international goal of restricting global warming to 1.5C.
Hero doctor: 'I was walking on blood'
On the day of the Paris terrorist attacks, a young doctor was taking a 10-minute coffee break in his office above the emergency room when a call came in.
Brussels shuts down after threat
The metro system closed down, concerts were cancelled, and residents retreated indoors as the government warned of a "serious and imminent" threat against the Belgian capital.
#JeSuisChien! Twitter salute to hero dog
The death of police dog Diesel in the Paris raids has inspired hundreds of tributes from pets around the world - with a little help from their owners.
The jihadi nicknamed 'Cowgirl'
Friends and family of the jihadi who blew herself up during police raids reveal she wasn't religious and loved to drink and party.
Even his own family wanted him dead
The suspected mastermind of the slaughter in Paris was privately educated and spoilt by his parents. Yet the playboy spurned it all to spread hatred.
Mother killed shielding son from gunman
Friend describes how a five-year-old was found covered in blood, hidden beneath his mother's lifeless body.
What do terror attacks do to financial markets?
Despite the carnage from the Paris terrorist attacks, world financial markets have been relatively resilient in the face of political change.
Find him: Hunt for ninth jihadi
A ninth Paris attacker is now believed to be on the run after a video has confirmed his existence.
Boyfriend didn't know she was pregnant
Footage of a pregnant woman dangling from a window of the Bataclan theatre shocked people worldwide - including her boyfriend.
Memorial for Paris at Civic Square
Sombre French music is playing and the crowd is subdued
Dunedin schools remember Paris victim
Staff and pupils from Dunedin high schools are in shock after learning a teacher who recently worked in Dunedin was killed in the Paris terror attacks.