
Watch: Stunning meteor lets off boom, lights up New Zealand skies
'Brilliant bright white light bursting out from darkness then a falling shower of flames.'
'Brilliant bright white light bursting out from darkness then a falling shower of flames.'
New York Times: It's not a question of if the shoe fits. It's how much beer the shoe fits.
Caravan park staff were shocked after witnessing a snake regurgitate an unexpected meal.
The Coalition is expected to increase its tally by five seats.
Mum reveals what haunts her about son's suicide following his brother's one-punch death.
COMMENT: Australian outcome shows strong policies can lose elections.
A woman and child have been found dead at the bottom of a Wollongong lookout.
San Sebastian serves up a feast of traditional food for the delight of Anna King Shahab.
'It just a bit bigger than a packet of smokes, and the density of it was incredible.'
The One Nation leader has tweeted footage of her campaign truck on fire in Tasmania.
There is one aspect of the Australian election that Simon Bridges wont be highlighting.
Celebrities furious at Scott Morrison's victory, calling Australians "dumb".
Bridges says blue-collar workers becoming more fiscally conservative, writes Audrey Young.
A betting agency made a bold decision. It came back to bite them in a big way.
Shorten had 6 years to prepare for victory and failed miserably. Here's why it fell apart.
Scott Morrison has swept to victory in a sensational federal election result.
Hijacker who wanted to crash an Air NZ plane into Suva was foiled with a bottle of scotch.
Spinraza is the only FDA-approved treatment for SMA sufferers.
Bill Shorten goes into today's elections with the blessing of his political hero.
The elite Auckland school is celebrating 150 years.
Despite the controversy, the mural is nearly completed.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters leads tributes to the former Labor leader.
NYT: Mountains of plastic weighing as much as a blue whale found off Australia's coast.
Comment: It looks a classic example of opposition not winning, but government losing.
Bob Hawke, who served as Australia's PM from 1983-1991, has died.
Hawke was the longest serving Labor Prime Minister in Australian history.
Hamish Wickens, 45, suffered the brain aneurysm on his first night on holiday in Phuket.
In a sea of data, where should you look for the best clues to the economic outlook?
He was doing what he thought was the 'safe decision', saving for a home.
Kenan Basic is planning to sue Caitlyn Gray after being sent to prison for her lies.