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NZ's premier batsman opens up

NZ's premier opener reveals how he tackles self-doubt.

Homes of the future click together

City workers of the future may carry their office under their arms and erect it on a rooftop, award- winning architect Chris Moller says.

Girls do better at girls' schools

The world is changing, and the role for women is changing even faster.

Fast fibre, less hassle

When Kate Locke, Director at Next Technology, first thought about getting ultra-fast fibre broadband around two and a half year ago

Development with a difference

Community is key to a new development nestled on the banks of Queenstown's Lake Wakatipu. Surrounded by native beech forest and

Housing with a heart

With 40 new houses a day needed to cope with Auckland's exploding population, there's a real chance of developers putting the cart

Farmers hold feast for quake survivors

When Mark Hislop went to bed on November 13, he was a farmer. Within half an hour of the Kaikoura earthquake striking just after midnight

Red-faced burglar caught on camera

A would-be burglar in Masterton will be having second thoughts about showing his face again anytime soon. Choosing to go on an early

How to beat burglars

They were chilling figures - more than 90 per cent of burglaries in New Zealand were unsolved. That was one of the findings of a

From zero to $75,000 in 3-4 years

Three or four years from now, 17-year-old Jasmine Witika could be earning up to $75,000 a year. At present, she does not have a full-time

When ink is no longer gone in a blink

The day has finally arrived - when the printer runs out of ink, some people might actually find it more cost-effective to get a new printer than replacement cartridges.

The bill you need never pay

Nobody likes an unexpected spike in their internet bill from extra charges for blowing...

Smart landlords insulating now

All rental homes must have ceiling and underfloor insulation meeting a set standard by..

People who pay no interest

While Kiwis suffering from Christmas credit card blowouts are being offered low-interest..

'I felt like a phony'

On the day Snells Beach resident Joe Bannister turned 70, his wife June was undergoing radiation treatment following the removal of

Kiwis' credit cards facing $100m debt

People are getting smarter at managing credit cards, according to a leading New Zealand...

Three must-see movies coming

Trio of critically-acclaimed movies open soon - all tipped for Oscars' success.

Consumers drive move back to dairy

<i>The new year is marked by resolutions, often about healthier lifestyles. A new series backed by Fonterra looks at the nutritional and lifestyle benefits of dairy - and at some of the old views now being slowly discarded.</i>