Pillowcase pyjamas for Thai orphans
A Rotorua Living Well church senior leader is proving a humble pillowcase is a versatile item - especially when helping the needy.
A Rotorua Living Well church senior leader is proving a humble pillowcase is a versatile item - especially when helping the needy.
Editorial: Few eyebrows were raised when the army seized power in Thailand last week. This was, after all, the 12th military coup since the end of absolute monarchy in 1932.
Thailand's new army junta ordered dozens of outspoken activists, academics and journalists to surrender themselves to military authorities.
A New Zealander has reportedly been arrested in Thailand after police raided an illegal gambling den in the seedy tourist hotspot Pattaya.
New Zealanders living in politically-troubled Thailand say the latest military coup has not led to major violence
See Bangkok life from different perspectives, says Megan Singleton.
Kiwis are being urged not to travel to some areas of Thailand and to be extremely careful in others after martial law was declared across the country.
A New Zealand ex-pat living in Thailand has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for drug charges, local news organisation reports.
Helen van Berkel senses the suffering of the prisoners of war who died to build the Death Railway.
Thousands of anti-govt protesters marched through Bangkok yesterday, reviving their whistle-blowing, traffic-blocking campaign to force the resignation of the PM.
"Rule No 1," the Travel Editor said: "Don't get killed." Helen van Berkel looked for angry mobs in Bangkok and found only scenes of calm.
Television cooking show host Marion Grasby reveals her must-eat Bangkok food spots.
Growing up and having kids needn't stop you backpacking round the world. It just changes the way you do it.
Thai police have arrested a 26-year-old man in relation to the incident.
Protesters in Thailand have vowed to force the closure of more government offices throughout the country in a bid to oust Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
Thailand's prime minister has invoked an emergency law after demonstrators seeking to remove her from office occupied parts of the finance and foreign ministries.
Meat and green-lipped mussels had PM John Key back in more comfortable territory on a trade trip in Bangkok, after days of scrutiny of his reaction to Sri Lanka's human rights.
Koh Samui attracts tourists by the thousands, but if crowds aren't your thing you can still find pockets of peaceful escape among its beautiful bays.
An overcrowded tourist ferry capsized and sank near a popular Thai seaside town, killing six tourists and leaving 200 needing rescue.
Pop star Rihanna spent a weekend at the beach in Thailand, leaving behind a trail of racy tweets and an incriminating Instagram photograph.
Thai officials say Chin Peng, who led a bloody insurgency against British rule in Malaysia and had lived in exile for five decades since then, has died in a Bangkok hospital.
Emily Gibson discovers the gruesome displays on offer at Bangkok's Siriraj Medical Museum - the Museum of Death.
A Thai court has acquitted a man whose own brother accused him of defaming the country's monarch, an extraordinarily grave charge in this Southeast Asian kingdom that is punishable by up to 15 years in jail.