WorldIt takes a village to kill a childThe death of a 1-year-old Nigerian baby had many authors - Boko Haram's viciousness, his own government's negligence, and starvation's relentlessness.15 Sep 09:23 AM
EntertainmentCraig Busch: 'You cannot abuse a lion'The Lion Man has hit back at new claims he abuses his animals at his big cat sanctuary in South Africa, saying "you cannot abuse a lion."10 Sep 07:10 PM
TravelHow to plan your safari holidaySeeing animals in their own environment is worth the hefty price, writes Rachel Muir.05 Sep 12:00 AM
TravelRoom check: Les Jardins de la Koutoubia, MarrakeshCourtney Whitaker stays at a luxurious hotel within Marrakesh's 13th-century kasbah walls.05 Sep 12:00 AM
BusinessJohannesburg's 'shanty town in the sky'Once boasting a 14-story high pile of rubbish, this apartment tower made the journey from menacing to desirable.15 Aug 08:25 PM
TravelLuxury entices tourists to EthiopiaOnce defined by images of famine, Ethiopia is now one of the most progressive nations in Africa, Sarah Marshall discovers.20 Jul 04:25 AM
BusinessKiwi betting big on African bullStephen Jennings made his fortune in Russia but he's happy to be out and is eyeing a new prize.15 Jul 05:00 PM
Media and marketingRich lister: Tax system favours the wealthyHe's worth just under a billion dollars, and he says NZ's overheated property market is exacerbating social divisions.14 Jul 08:49 PM
WorldPrince Harry gets an HIV test: The resultsNervous smiles from Prince Harry as he faces one of his toughest tests.14 Jul 06:34 PM
Media and marketingRich-lister Jennings settles defamation caseKiwi-born businessman Stephen Jennings has reached an out-of-court settlement in his defamation case against Fairfax for a "substantial" sum.04 Jul 10:25 PM
TravelSafaris under threat without unsung heroesThe animals are the main attraction, but in many cases their very existence is under daily threat.01 Jul 12:00 AM
New ZealandKidnapped Kiwi not well enough to returnThe injured New Zealander freed from Nigerian kidnappers is not yet well enough to return home.29 Jun 04:50 AM
WorldGentle giraffes face a silent endJust 15 years ago there were thought to be about 150,000 giraffes in the wild. Since then, numbers have fallen by 40 per cent.18 Jun 05:00 PM
OpinionAlan DuffAlan Duff: Culture's pervasive powerCOMMENT: Cultural outlook is the hardest nut to crack. Not even centuries of ever-growing modernity has broken the witch doctor/healer mentality.06 Jun 05:00 PM
TravelThe receding snows of KilimanjaroThe mountains of East Africa are being dissolved by climate change, Jason Patinkin reports.02 May 03:00 AM
TravelKenya: Focus on AfricaPatience and speed are key to photographing African wildlife, learns Sarah Marshall.19 Apr 12:00 AM
RetailBooming demand is making vanilla taste badThe price of the vanilla bean has more than tripled in the past year as output slips and quality suffers.10 Apr 11:00 PM
TravelTanzania: Animal attractionsDerek Cheng wonders which magnificent creature it would be best to be.09 Apr 12:00 AM
TravelKayaking with crocodilesAngola is still scarred by its civil war. Mike Dawson thinks tourism may help.04 Apr 01:00 AM
WorldFury at banks 'hounding MPs' familiesBritain's banks have been accused of hounding MPs' children, parents, grandparents and even in-laws in a crackdown aimed at curbing fraud by corrupt African dictators.24 Jan 08:38 AM
TravelMorocco: The theatre of the squareJustine Tyerman has a not-too-close encounter with a cobra in Marrakech.15 Dec 08:00 PM
WorldCheetah a late arrival in AfricaDespite appearing in countless wildlife documentaries about the continent, it appears the cheetah is not really African at all.10 Dec 09:30 PM
EconomyBill Laurance: Africa's greatest environmental challengeAfrica's natural environments and spectacular wildlife are about to face their biggest challenge ever.02 Dec 12:20 AM
EconomyWhere's the economic growth? Sub-Saharan AfricaSub-Saharan has had the fastest economic growth over the last 10 years.11 Nov 12:10 AM
TravelEgypt: In the lap of LuxorFor those with a sense of adventure, visiting Egypt now has big advantages, discovers Courtney Bonnell.05 Nov 05:00 PM
OpinionAfrica remains dark continent in eyes of NZRich-lister Stephen Jennings hit the nail on the head in his call for New Zealand companies to have a closer look at Africa.18 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldHorn of Africa a way out of poverty1215 rhinos were killed last year.This year, 749 rhinos were known to have been poached.18 Oct 04:00 PM
BusinessMan-made diamonds De Beers will never sellDe Beers scientists can make near-flawless diamonds in a lab, but they will never sell you one.12 Oct 12:50 AM
BusinessKiwi billionaire's African adventureHe's the Kiwi who made billions in Russia. Now Stephen Jennings believes Africa is the next land of opportunity.08 Oct 07:08 PM
TravelMorocco: Stone free in EssaouiraIn a town where rumours of Jimi Hendrix remain, Katie Wright finds an easy pace at which to unwind.15 Sep 03:00 AM
TravelZambia: A very tall storySarah Marshall becomes a jungle animal herself on a walking safari in Zambia.02 Sep 06:00 PM
RoyalsPrince Harry: 'My heart is here'Prince Harry, doing conservation work in Africa, says saving wildlife has become "precious" to him.30 Aug 03:15 AM
WorldCecil's brother guards his cubsWhen Cecil the lion was hunted down and killed by a US dentist, it was feared the slaughter would not stop there.31 Jul 10:54 PM
