TravelSlow boatGhent is the perfect place for those who want to tarry, writes Nicholas Jones.16 Sep 10:00 PM
Small BusinessThe brains behind the Good Green StuffNuzest director Geoff Ashenden talks star ambassadors and how the business came to be.03 Sep 06:00 PM
WorldMen thrown off flight for threatening jokeFlight delayed, bomb squad called in as unruly passengers make insensitive joke.02 Sep 11:38 PM
TravelBelgium: Tintin lives foreverThe spirit of the famous boy reporter thrives in Belgium, writes Max Wooldridge.28 Aug 08:00 PM
WorldMachete-wielding man shot dead in BrusselsMachete-wielding man shot dead by after attacking a group of soldiers in Brussels.25 Aug 07:48 PM
New ZealandThe boot that rewrites historyThe chance discovery of a foot has led to history being rewritten.25 Aug 05:00 PM
WorldGiant omelette made despite egg scareMillions of eggs have been pulled from European supermarkets over the use of insecticide.15 Aug 09:37 PM
World700,000 contaminated eggs enter BritainThousands of contaminated eggs entered the UK from the Netherlands earlier this year.10 Aug 05:31 PM
TravelBelgium: Field of honourWhen soldiers ran on to Flanders Fields no side won, writes Nicholas Jones.10 Aug 03:00 AM
WorldTwist in death of backpacker half-eaten by lizardsBelgian backpacker found half-eaten by lizards checked into hotel using alias.04 Jul 07:53 AM
WorldCover-up fears: Tourist half-eaten by lizardsMum of Belgian woman who was found dead on notorious Thai island believes she was killed.29 Jun 06:52 PM
WorldIdentity of suspected terrorist probedCounter-terrorism police are probing the identity of a suspected suicide bomber.21 Jun 01:44 AM
WorldSuspected suicide bomber shot dead in BrusselsSuspected suicide bomber shot dead by soldiers after triggering explosive vest.20 Jun 07:27 PM
New ZealandTrue love broken by warNew book tells of tragic love story broken by WWI on centenary of Battle of Messines06 Jun 05:00 PM
WorldWatch NZH Local Focus: Waikato 'yarn bombers' prepare for ANZAC DayKnitters, young and old, join in a woollen tribute. Made with funding from NZ On Air11 Apr 11:00 PM
WorldBrexit: How historic day will unfoldUK PM Theresa May's Article 50 letter to the European Council will be hand delivered.29 Mar 08:55 AM
WorldRamming cars into crowds a terror tacticTerrorists aim to ram a vehicle into crowds, causing mayhem and death.22 Mar 09:43 PM
World'Blood for blood': Isis supportersNo group has claimed responsibility for the attack but Isis supporters appear happy about.22 Mar 07:45 PM
New ZealandWatch NZH Focus: Battle of Passchendaele rememberedNew Zealand has farewelled a garden built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele.Watch13 Mar 10:50 PM
New ZealandKiwi soldier to be buried 100 years laterThe remains of an unknown NZ soldier have been found a century after he died.01 Mar 01:12 AM
AirlinesMission to sell a monster planeThe Airbus pitch to sell its massive heavy lift aircraft to New Zealand comes at an awkward time as the plane maker's programme hits financial snags.23 Feb 07:28 PM
AirlinesAirbus brings in the heavy metalAirbus is making a play to replace NZ's ageing Hercules by showing off its big military airlifter this week in a bid to woo the public and Defence chiefs.20 Feb 02:42 AM
WorldAbducted backpacker sent clues to friendThe Belgian backpacker who was allegedly abducted and raped by a man in rural Australia sent a chilling message to a friend saying she feared for her life.12 Feb 11:59 PM
LifestyleFormer child sex slave reveals horrorGraphic content warning: A woman has spoken out about her horrific ordeal as a child sex slave sold into a Belgian aristocratic paedophile ring.19 Jan 08:41 PM
New ZealandPM pays tribute to fallen soldiersBill English took a break from politics today to commemorate those of 100 years ago with a visit to the World War I battlegrounds in Flanders in Belgium.11 Jan 06:21 PM
CompaniesCandy no longer Mars' biggest businessThe $10.9 billion purchase of VCA, an animal hospital chain, is now Mars' biggest line of business.10 Jan 04:00 AM
New ZealandBelgian deputy PM arrives in NZBelgian's Deputy Prime Minister is in New Zealand for a four-day visit that includes discussions on a free trade agreement, a visit to Waitangi, and Tintin.03 Jan 08:45 PM
KahuThe battle we forgotOn November 11, 1918, at 11am Germany and the Allied forces signed an armistice to end four years of brutal battle, marking the end 10 Nov 07:00 PM
TravelBrussels: Better than beerIs Brussels sprouting a new reputation as the cool capital of Europe? Michael Lamb took the tour ...02 Nov 05:00 AM
New ZealandKiwi set to help students pass examsA young Kiwi entrepreneur has put his study skills to the test and set up a business to help other students pass their exams.02 Nov 01:45 AM
EditorialEditorial: Garden will honour WWI catastropheThe garden will be completed in time for the centenary of Passchendaele, finally a place of peace where far too many young NZers died in the horror of war.11 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandBattlefield still reaps harvest of deathA piece of hallowed ground in Belgium which holds in its grasp the remains of hundreds of NZ soldiers is still claiming victims a century after WWI.11 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandGarden to grow in 'hell on earth'A garden made for contemplation on a World War One battlefield where New Zealand soldiers faced "hell on earth" will be built here and shipped to Europe.11 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionReal crime is judging assisted-death choiceCOMMENT: The Care Alliance are essentially saying they know what is best for this patient. That staggering arrogance is the real crime.20 Sep 05:00 PM
