WorldTrain mows down crowd at India festival, at least 58 deadTrain speeds through festival goers who had gathered to look at fireworks.20 Oct 12:40 AM
TravelShocking discovery in train station security X-rayThe last thing security officers thought they'd find while scanning bags at the station.18 Oct 08:27 PM
BDBDSmall BusinessRestaurant Brands share price soars on takeover talkThe bid values Restaurant Brands at $1.18 billion.18 Oct 01:58 AM
TravelTaiwan: Storming port in KaohsiungKaohsiung, in Taiwan's south, has gone from an industrial harbour to a cultural hotspot.17 Oct 03:00 AM
New ZealandEthnic enclaves 'pivotal' for older Asian migrants, says studyStudy calls for more resourcing for older migrants to help themselves.11 Oct 02:22 AM
WorldWatch: Terrifying moment film-makers get caught in avalanche"We had just enough time to protect ourselves behind the rocks."11 Oct 01:27 AM
LifestyleDrunk couple wake up to $87k debt after buying hotelThey "thought that it would be a brilliant idea to buy it — because we were so drunk."10 Oct 07:58 PM
New ZealandGirls can change the world - and here's whyThe Not For Sale campaign can change lives, says Grant Bayldon.10 Oct 04:00 PM
TelecommunicationsShares in chip-makers tumble after China spy reportsChina's foreign ministry said the claims were "malicious slander".06 Oct 07:42 PM
TravelTokyo: Assault on the sensesAncient and modern, fast-paced and peaceful, Tokyo offers unique treats for visitors.06 Oct 07:00 PM
New Zealand'Palpable relief' at NZDF's quake rescueThe NZDF was among the first to offer relief after the 7.5 magnitude Indonesian quake.06 Oct 01:15 AM
New Zealand'Don't marry him': Disgust at 'child wedding' in AucklandNo one took action when they witnessed a young girl "marrying" a 55-year-old man05 Oct 07:45 AM
New ZealandAbduction and slavery: Hnin's traumatic taleHnin's story of abduction, slavery and escape deserves to be made into a feature film.02 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandLocal Focus: Gong baths and rain sticksIt's all about feeling sound. Made with funding from NZ On Air.02 Oct 01:14 AM
WorldCivil servant caught stealing wallet from visiting foreign delegationPakistani civil servant with light fingers sparks embarrassing diplomatic incident.30 Sep 10:45 PM
WorldTsunami warning system that could have saved lives 'put on hold'Following the 2004 tsunami which killed 250,000, an early warning system was developed.30 Sep 05:42 PM
WorldMass grave being dug as Indonesian death toll expected to riseRescuers continue to search for survivors in Palu while other towns still be to reached.30 Sep 04:30 PM
WorldIndonesia tsunami: Waves as high as 6 metres kill hundredsThe fate of people at a beach festival in Palu is unknown following the massive tsunami.29 Sep 08:35 PM
WorldDeath toll in Indonesia surpasses 420 after earthquake, tsunamiMore than 420 people have died, with officials still to reach other areas of Sulawesi.29 Sep 06:46 PM
WorldTerrifying waves tears through Indonesian city after 7.5 magnitude quakeFive people are feared dead following quake and tsunami, but number expected to rise.28 Sep 10:27 PM
WorldWall of water: People run in fear as tsunami hits IndonesiaFirst reports suggest waves up to 3m high slammed into the towns of Palu and Donggala.28 Sep 06:02 PM
EditorialEditorial: Not for Sale campaign offers ray of hope to girlsEDITORIAL: We can lose hope over issues like child labour or choose to make a difference.28 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldSkripal 'hitman' unmasked as decorated Russian military officerReal identity of one of Russian 'tourists' accused of poisoning Sergei Skripal revealed.26 Sep 05:50 PM
TravelTaiwan: Ancient city is a crackerFrom Confucian temples to modern speakeasies, Taiwan's former capital has it all.25 Sep 08:05 PM
WorldLaughter as Trump addresses UN: 'Not what I was expecting'US president boasted of America's economic and military might.25 Sep 05:55 PM
New ZealandLocal Focus: Students embrace Chinese languageIt's the fastest growing language in primary schools. Made with funding from NZ On Air.25 Sep 05:00 PM
TravelIndia: Steaming in a real Indian summerNorthern India in the hottest months is a mixed bag of joys, writes Alice Peacock.25 Sep 12:00 AM
TravelChiang Mai: Empowering ExperiencesSharing passions unlocks economic opportunities for all, writes Stephanie Holmes.24 Sep 11:00 PM
CompaniesBoss sells company shares only months into jobA2 Milk's new CEO has sold her stake in the company.23 Sep 02:43 AM
OpinionComment: Why business confidence has fallenCOMMENT: We are clearly experiencing management by an unwieldy committee, says Paul Glass.23 Sep 12:00 AM
New ZealandHolidays from hell: The hotspots where you'll get sickA notoriously volatile Asian country looms large over others for requests of medical help.22 Sep 05:00 PM
TravelChina: A little market researchJim Eagles is intrigued by the goings-on at a centuries-old meeting-place on the Silk Road22 Sep 02:00 AM
TravelWhy tattoos are stigmatised in JapanAhead of the Rugby World Cup, Japan's attitude towards tattoos is in the spotlight.21 Sep 02:35 AM
TravelWhy we're loving JapanEli Orzessek has some quirky suggestions for your Japan to-do list.17 Sep 09:00 PM
