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This is how you should kick off your summer
Lean On collaboraters Major Lazer and DJ Snake are teaming up again to headline Auckland dance party Our House in November.
Lean On collaboraters Major Lazer and DJ Snake are teaming up again to headline Auckland dance party Our House in November.
Helen Clark discusses the global path we are all on, and where opportunity lies.
Conrad Smith's rugby intelligence has taken him to most rugby grounds in the globe where he has provided the dependable ticket in midfield.
Rapper Snoop Dogg is beefing with Sweden and vowed never to return after being arrested and drug tested after a show in Copenhagen.
Gina can't see, is bedbound and has to avoid light and sound as they are painful to her eyes and ears. Gina is pro-euthanasia.
She pointed at my baby's face and screamed, "You need to shut the hell up!" My husband replied, "Are you serious? Are you really yelling at a toddler right now?"
Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson says he'll be returning to the small screen alongside co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May.
The dollar fell after signs of weaker Chinese manufacturing activity dented demand for commodity currencies.
Alleged serial killer had the names of potential victims in his pocket when he turned up at woman's home.
Pop star Rita Ora has been named the new face and body of sexy Italian lingerie brand Tezenis.
Leonardo DiCaprio may finally land that coveted Academy Award, if the buzz surrounding his upcoming film is anything to go by.
Two sisters at a baseball game got to witness a lot more than just the action taking place on the field.
SBW was told to quit the All Blacks in the lead-up to the 2011 Rugby World Cup, an explosive new biography has revealed.
Taylor Swift has apologised to Nicki Minaj after the pair engaged in a spat on Twitter over the MTV award nominations.
"Imagine a guy getting to the end of the New Zealand Warriors and they just leak it out like that without really sending it off or celebrating it."
The New Zealand dollar held onto some of its gain after the Reserve Bank yesterday cut the benchmark interest rate.
This is the ultimate rugby fan's dream - a chance to win a sleepover in a renovated corporate box at Eden Park on the eve of next month's Bledisloe test.
It's not all sweetness and light, but Air NZ's new industrial relations strategy is replacing decades of distrust, reports Grant Bradley.
You've heard it, right? By now everyone should have. After all, it's the first new song in five years from the Black Eyed Peas, the creators of Fergie, the term "phunk", and, in I Gotta Feeling, one of the biggest worst songs of all time.
As thousands of men are threatened with exposure as users of an extramarital website, Helen Croydon goes undercover to meet them.
A British woman has been killed after she smashed into an ancient Roman bridge whilst bungee jumping in Spain as her aunt watched on.
"The fact that Chrystal has not accepted Dom's apology feels like a watershed moment. For so long he has offended so many people, scooching by with a mild apology..."
There are two types of people in the dating world: those who are coupled and third wheels.
The New Zealand dollar has fallen ahead of the Reserve Bank's expected interest rate cut this morning.
Here's a research finding that should surprise no one: The men most likely to harass women online... are the men most likely to have their own problems.
The 2015 El Nino event is now neck-and-neck with the record-setting event of 1997-1998 in terms of its mid-summer intensity.
Crikey. All it took was a couple of rolling Argentinian mauls and the rugby world is in uproar, as if no one had ever seen a pile of slowly moving bodies on a rugby field before.
Hungry pastry fans from Wellington are driving north to Napier just to sample the perfect potato pie crowned the best in the country.
The dollar advanced as traders who had bet on the currency's decline took profits ahead of the tomorrow's interest rate decision.
Elderly men and women with solitary lives suffered more age-related mental decline than those who enjoyed lots of company, an Alzheimer’s conference heard.