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Pitch invader knocked out
From Slovakian pitch invaders fighting to predicting who will punch Steven Adams in the face, Daily Shorts looks at the light-hearted side of sport.
What if Antarctica's ice plug is pulled?
Parts of the vast ice sheet of east Antarctica - which holds enough water to raise global sea levels by 53m - could slide into the sea this century.
Letter made victim feel 'worthless'
The chairman of a school board has accused victims of historic sex crimes of exploiting their abuse as an 'excuse' for difficulties in later life.
Q'town night flight - or night fright?
Airlines have welcomed the prospect of flying into Queenstown after dark now the resort's airport has safety clearance for night flights.
Fare go: Airport boss calls for flat fee
Auckland Airport says it wants a fixed taxi fare price for a trip into the city to stop exorbitant fares - but it can't take any action until contracts expire in 2016.
Emily's legacy: Saving others
The father of an Auckland schoolgirl strangled to death by her boyfriend is fronting an anti-violence group in a bid to save others.
A good place to be a mum
New Zealand mothers are considered among the luckiest in the world in a new report listing the best - and worst - places to be a mum.
Revealed: MPs' gifts and interests
Helicopter rides, smartphones, golf memberships and a Hobbit statue are among the gifts declared by MPs over the last year.
$198 airport taxi: Taken for a ride
An Auckland cab company is being investigated for its massive fares - including a $200 trip from Auckland Airport to the North Shore.
Photos reveal war reality
A touching snapshot of life in the trenches of the Western Front has been displayed for the first time.
Affordable? Got a spare $1m?
The three-bedroom bungalow with an asking price of nearly $900,000 in Sandringham is "a compelling call to first-home buyers", the agent says.
Defining moments of midwifery care
Today is International Day of the Midwife and we reflect on the changing face of midwives in New Zealand.
Teachers biased against Maori pupils
A researcher has been shocked by the racist attitudes of the teachers she interviewed for a study looking at expectations for students' success.
Report card for our schools
A Government-funded survey, published today, finds our primary and intermediate schools are in 'mixed health'.
Scared Kiwi awaits her fate
A Kiwi woman detained in Bali after a drug raid is "doing it tough" and is relying on her family to keep her fed.
First-home hit: How city compares
First-home buyers in Auckland pay almost $200 more a week in mortgage repayments than those starting on the property ladder nationally.
The business of motherhood
In honour of Mother’s Day, Danielle Wright talks to mothers who successfully mix parenting with their professions.
Rodney Hide: Drug laws now in disarray
It's possible our politicians haven't a clue what they're doing with drug policy. It's easy to see why.
Kate puts kids first
Kate Hawkesby tells Catherine Milford why she gave up a high-profile career to be a stay-at-home mum - her best job yet.
A tale of two strong cities
Sitting in the plush boardroom of her 14th floor office in the heart of Auckland's CBD, Mai Chen is talking up Auckland.
Chef contest comes to the boil
The MasterChef champagne corks will be popping tonight - but will they be loudest in Arrowtown or Maketu?
Manage your Facebook privacy
Here are privacy settings and ideas to make sure that you are aware of what information you are sharing.
Gen Z: Child of our times
They’re the kids born totally wired, the first generation who will spend their whole lives in a world where the planet’s accumulated wisdom is available instantly at the touch of a finger. And the first of them have just left school.
Websites to visit this weekend
Here are ten websites to visit this weekend to waste some time, boost your brainpower or to decide what to do with your digital legacy when you die.
Dad, 93, has killer instinct
New Zealand is about to host the 17th world veteran table tennis championships. It's a big deal not only for countries such as Japan and China where chop, top spin and loop-drives come as naturally as breathing.
Wedding guests going the extra mile
Spending big bucks on someone else's special day is becoming more common, with a new consumer survey showing guests fork out more than $800 for each wedding.
Audrey Young: Clouds darken over National as Labour shines
This has been by far the best week for Labour this year, due in equal parts to the Williamson scandal and Labour's management of an important policy, writes Audrey Young.