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The reinvention of Hayley Holt
Canvas editor Michele Crawshaw shares highlights from tomorrow’s Canvas magazine. Get your premium glossy weekend magazine in tomorrow’s Weekend Herald.
Ex-Top Gear host: 'We're not dead yet'
Richard Hammond has been left in the lurch since his co-host Jeremy Clarkson was sacked.
Star's accidental nude selfie
Jacobs took the selfie of the side of his butt and body and posted it on Instagram for his 194,000 followers with the caption, "It's yours to try!".
NZ police slam iPhone case
New York police have issued a warning against new mobile phone cases that make it look like the user is carrying a gun.
McDonald's brekkie all-day?
WATCH: McDonald's is trialing a service of hash browns and hotcakes all day. Do you want the same here? We hit the streets to hear your views.
'Disgusted' trans customer stays quiet
The transgender woman who claims she was called "half-man, half-woman" by a Farmers shop assistant is yet to speak to the department store about the incident.
NZ's favourite film is ... what?
New Zealand's most loved and hate films have been named in a new poll - but there's a major surprise in the No. 1 position.
All Blacks: Apia crowd reduced to 8000
The All Blacks and Samoa will play in front of just 8000 fans at Apia Park on Wednesday.
Campbell and Rove set to join forces?
When John Campbell bid his TV3 viewers adieu a month ago, Aussie TV favourite and funny man Rove McManus, sent John Campbell one of the nicest tributes posted on social media.
McCaw: It's the man that counts
Their new jersey might be the most high tech garment seen on a rugby field, but it is the men inside it who will determine NZ's fate at the World Cup, says Richie McCaw.
Redefining 'beach body'
Photographer Natalie Grono's award-winning work proves that beauty is reflected in all different types of individuals, no matter their age.
'Dad, are you autistic like me?'
Ruth Wood meets the parents who only found out they were on the spectrum when their children were diagnosed.
Toxic alert over fake make-up
The world's most counterfeited cosmetics brand is warning customers to beware of buying potentially dangerous products, some found to contain arsenic and urine.
Free GP boost among policy tweaks
More New Zealanders will be able to get free doctors' visits as part of a raft of changes which come into force today.
Is breakfast really important?
Not everyone enjoys eating first thing in the morning. But your first choice of foods may contribute to an overall healthy diet.
Kiwis in Greece phone home for cash
Flight Centre says it has been contacted by Kiwis customers worried about access to cash while holidaying in Greece.
Seth MacFarlane snaps up Kiwi
Delivering one-line jokes on social media has secured a Dunedin comedian a job interview with Family Guy director Seth MacFarlane.
Mike King's wedding saved
New Zealand comedy legend Mike King nearly had to cancel his wedding after issues with paperwork threatened the big day.
Kanye blames himself for mum's death
Kanye West has blamed himself for his mother's 2007 death as part of an emotional magazine interview.
Kiwis give up booze to join Dry July
The father-of-two said he would regularly down two or three beers and two or three wines a night and more on the weekend, "depending on what Super15 game was on".
Jay-Jay's dance fails to fire
The dancers went all out to impress the judges, with new looks, X-Men haircuts and, for Jay-Jay Harvey, a raunchy cheerleading outfit. But did it pay off?
Cannes red carpet romp
A digital editor relaxing after a busy day at the Cannes Lions ceremony claims to have photographed a couple having secret sex on the festival's red carpet.
Instagram's most liked pics
Kim and Kanye's iconic wedding pic has been dethroned as the most 'liked' Instagram of all time - by one of her sisters.
Djokovic denies cheating claims
Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic has been forced to defend himself over allegations of cheating on the eve of his title defence.
NZD falls to fresh low
The kiwi dollar has fallen gain, as the Greece debt crisis pushes investors into 'safe havens".
Are you a perfectionist?
Hands up if you are a bit of a perfectionist? Thought so. Hands up if you also feel overwhelmed quite a lot. Uh-huh. Stressed out? Check.
Greek exit: What it means
It is crunch time for Greece. Again. Yes, you've heard that before, probably many times since the country's debt crisis first blew up around 2009.
Worrying signs for Wallabies after semifinal defeats
Aussie TV rugby commentator Phil Kearns has more to worry about than a dodgy penalty try decision and a few other things that didn't go his way in a Super Rugby semifinal, writes Chris Rattue.