WorldShaolin temple on heritage listShaolin temple, the Buddhist monastery that's also the birthplace of Chinese kung fu, is now a World Heritage site.03 Aug 05:30 PM
TravelA painful but necessary reminderFive years on I still get a lump in my throat when I think about visiting the Khmer Rouge's main torture centre in Phnom Penh.02 Aug 11:30 PM
AgribusinessIndian activists threaten to burn ship carrying NZ milkProtests in India against imports of New Zealand dairy products have turned ugly.29 Jul 04:00 PM
WorldLive updates: Pakistan plane crashGet the latest on the crash which saw a passenger plane plunge into the isolated hills in Pakistan's capital.28 Jul 08:17 AM
TravelSeoul: Frosty relations between North and SouthJill Worrall visits the DMZ and finds tensions heating up.27 Jul 11:30 PM
TravelSeoul: A warm welcome without wordsSouth Korea's capital is greener than I expected, the air cleaner. There's also rather more fried chicken than I expected.26 Jul 04:00 PM
TravelMongolia: A lesson in turning the tablesAs I watched my bike disappear down the dusty road and out of sight, I began to feel rather stupid.26 Jul 03:00 AM
TravelMongolia: Broken leg spells end of a dreamA mishap on the road sees one of the 51st Traverse team members being sent back to NZ.21 Jul 12:45 AM
Personal FinanceChinese investors claim they are blocked from NZWealthy Chinese investors say strict fund transfer policies are preventing them from becoming investor migrants in New Zealand.20 Jul 04:00 PM
WorldDeath for Malaysian in Indonesia maid murderA Malaysian court sentenced a man to death for murdering his Indonesian maid in a landmark verdict.20 Jul 07:21 AM
World61 people killed as trains crash in east IndiaTwo trains collided in east India, killing 61 people and injuring many more.19 Jul 10:02 PM
SportPoker hopefuls head southFifteen lucky poker players are headed from Auckland to Queenstown this week for a chance to strike it rich.19 Jul 08:23 PM
TravelNew Delhi, IndiaThe grand vision British architect Edwin Lutyens had for New Delhi during the Raj is still apparent in its wide tree-lined boulevards, intersecting roundabouts, parks, fountains and footpaths.19 Jul 12:39 AM
TravelNew Delhi: Colour in the chaosDodging traffic and 13 million people, Liz Light is captivated by the history, shopping and vibrancy of a buzzing New Delhi.17 Jul 04:00 PM
