Latest from South Korea
Seoul: Frosty relations between North and South
Jill Worrall visits the DMZ and finds tensions heating up.
Seoul: A warm welcome without words
South Korea's capital is greener than I expected, the air cleaner. There's also rather more fried chicken than I expected.
Key and South Korean leader agree they want FTA progress
Prime Minister John Key and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak today agreed they wanted progress on free trade negotiations but little has been done to ease Korean fears over New Zealand's agriculture sector.
McCaw in for a shock if ABs don't win World Cup
If the All Blacks fail to win the World Cup, Prime Minister John Key will taser captain Richie McCaw, Key joked to business leaders in Korea today.
Young choristers make the music speak
Artistic director Karen Grylls should be justifiably proud of the diversity and range of music that her 46-strong choir will be singing.
FIFA World Cup: Fans, Day 2
Photos of the Fifa World Cup fans from South Africa and around the world.
South Korea: The sound of one brain snapping
Soo Bool Sunim smiles broadly and asks: "Can you see your own eyes?"
Soccer: Even rugby legends cheering
Next month the All Whites play on sport's biggest stage, the Fifa World Cup.
Duo 'out to slay defector'
Authorities arrested two North Koreans for allegedly posing as defectors to South Korea.
<i>Anzac Heirs:</i> Cool heads in hotspots
Our small country has a long record in world peacekeeping.