Fashionable New Zealanders give Viva insight into their perfect Valentine, plus tips for the big date.

Responsible for making events look cool, Michael Hodgson's favourite things are geared toward innovative design.

The Wellington Phoenix will have to wait a little longer to have their place in the Hyundai A-League play-offs confirmed.

Police say a Canterbury Bulldogs NRL player has been arrested for allegedly providing false evidence to a law enforcement agency during the course of an investigation.

Barnstorming Wests Tigers winger Taniela Tuiaki's NRL career could be over in a matter of weeks.

Sydney's wretched luck with their point guards has continued, with the NBL cellar dwellers losing New Zealander Mark Dickel for at least three weeks.

Enough to make you spew Not even Kiwi talent can save the Oz "event" movie that is Panic at Rock Island, says Deborah Hill Cone.

Sydney jockey Jim Cassidy continued his hot form in the saddle since resuming from a suspension this month when he guided Whitefriars to victory in the group two Australia Stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday.

A balloon flight gives Graham Reid a new perspective on the urban sprawl.

Veteran Kiwi V8 Supercars driver Greg Murphy claims he's not yet a spent force - and has a brand new team to prove it.

Fathers hoping to record the birth of their babies will have to rely on photographic memories now video cameras and mobile phones are increasingly being banned from maternity hospitals in the Australian state of Victoria.

Sonny Bill Williams doesn't know exactly what he'll be doing in 2013 - but he won't rule out linking with NRL club South Sydney.

A controlled half-century by David Hussey helped Australia take a 3-0 lead in their seven match ODI series against England last night.

New Zealand amateur golfer Lydia Ko has finished second in the New South Wales Women's Open in Sydney.

Sydney has been branded Australia's worst city - by its own residents.

Matt Greenop has met the future of gaming - it's got a shady past.

There's plenty to do on and off a cruise ship, finds Shandelle Battersby, and the attentive staff make cruising even better.

The man accused of killing his estranged NZ girlfriend in 1987 lived as a virtual recluse nicknamed 'Badges'.