LifestyleStone age manStanding on snakes and having trees fall on him are all in a day's work for the archaeologist who's been called Auckland's Indiana Jones.02 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandTerror threat ends UK-NZ jetski attemptThe threat of terrorism and piracy has put a stop to a New Zealand-based bid to jetski from London to Auckland.30 Aug 11:06 PM
WorldSouth African media face censorshipThe South African Government has been accused of resorting to censorship reminiscent of the apartheid era.24 Aug 07:32 PM
WorldSouthern Sudan's plan for world's beast capitalSouthern Sudan's city planners have come up with a wild idea.19 Aug 05:30 PM
Opinion<i>Inga Tuigamala</i>: Boks facing must winThe Tri-Nations moves to the high ground and South African coach Peter de Villiers is on shaky ground.19 Aug 05:30 PM
WorldStudy identifies TB geneAn international study has successfully used genome scanning to identify a gene associated with vulnerability to tuberculosis (TB).16 Aug 09:52 PM
TravelDon't miss: Vinspired Lake of Stars FestivalHeld on the beautiful palm-fringed shores of Africa's third largest lake, this festival brings together international and African artists.16 Aug 02:00 PM
All BlacksAll Blacks: Lineouts under the spotlightLock Tom Donnelly admits a less-than-accurate display against Australia has sent the All Blacks back in front of their computer screens.15 Aug 11:00 PM
WorldControversial diamond auction brings Zimbabwe $2.6bn pay dayThe gems come from the Marange fields where miners were massacred by soldiers and villagers have been beaten, raped and forced to work as virtual slaves.12 Aug 03:19 AM
TravelSilk Road: Tracing the path of ancient footstepsJim Eagles travels a well worn path through a historic landscape and finds plenty of remnants from its fascinating past still in place.11 Aug 12:00 AM
WorldRobot to explore Great Pyramid's mysterious tunnelsFor 4,500 years, the Great Pyramid at Giza has enthralled, fascinated and ultimately frustrated everyone who has attempted to penetrate its secrets.08 Aug 02:35 AM
TravelDon't miss: Hermanus Whale FestivalFrom July to December the Western Cape town of Hermanus' rugged cliff-tops offer superb land-based whale watching.02 Aug 02:00 PM
TravelMauritius the melting potIts location is little-known but its cultural appeal is huge - Pamela Wade throws herself into the Mauritian mix.01 Aug 12:00 AM
TravelEgypt: Double exposureA dream assignment helps photographer Chris Sisarich fulfill a life-long ambition.31 Jul 05:30 PM
LifestyleJane of the jungleInspired by a love of Dr Dolittle and Tarzan to go to Tanzania and study chimpanzees, Jane Goodall has now clocked up 50 years of groundbreaking research into their behaviour. Robin McKie charts her extraordinary story.30 Jul 05:30 PM
All BlacksRugby: Wallaby Cooper's ban standsQuade Cooper has lost his appeal against a two-match suspension.28 Jul 04:00 PM
TravelSouth Africa: When night falls, lions are kingsIt was the impalas I felt sorriest for. Poor little buggers.24 Jul 04:00 PM
New ZealandEx-All Black loses battle with bankA former All Black has lost another round in a legal battle with the SBS Bank over a million dollar debt on a Coromandel property development.23 Jul 12:25 AM
WorldSudan's leader defies genocide warrant with trip to old enemy ChadSudanese President Omar al-Bashir has thumbed his nose at prosecutors and made his first visit to a member state of the ICC.21 Jul 09:42 PM
TravelSouth Africa: A walk on the wild sideCatherine Masters is entertained by the residents of South Africa's Sabi Sabi Game Reserve.21 Jul 04:00 PM
