Laura Letts-Beckett died seven years ago. Her husband faces trial for her murder.

A Vancouver eatery's cheeky billboard paid off when a Hollywood star popped in for lunch.

An energy drink being sold in Canada under the name Haka has offended Kiwis living there.

Published in 1939, this article lifts the lid on the Nazi dictator's private life.

An Australian who overstayed his visa by one hour will be held by US authorities.

A grieving mother has shared the last photo taken with her son as a warning to others.

Canadian police are reviewing the video to determine whether it is linked to a murder.

The Gulfstream jet had blocked credentials when it landed in Wellington last night.

A towering iceberg is wowing residents and tourists off the coast of Newfoundland.

Suzanne McFadden discovers a different kind of Rocky Mountain high.

Martin Johnston checks into a comfy ski-lodge in British Columbia.

Nancy Rose builds tiny sets to attract squirrels for photo-shoots.

Man whose attack shattered 21-year-old woman's life has temporary name suppression.

More than 80m Americans could be free to enjoy cannabis if a new bill proceeds.

In a bizarre column, a woman has written about trying to breastfeed a stranger's baby.

New Zealand forces will get higher speed data in the field from a satellite launched as part of a multi-national project.

Bareback rodeo riding leads to animal suffering and should be banned, says Paw Justice.

Frightened families are creeping into Canada under cover of darkness.

Kiwi children, aged 9 to 18, have revealed how much pocket money they receive.

Rotorua man Kieran McDonogh was on a trip of a lifetime when he died snowboarding.

The issue of tourists' errant driving has hit the headlines recently.

A tiny Canadian IT company was instrumental in shaping the future of Britain.

The former Ministry of Transport manager who defrauded the agency of $726,000 has been jailed for 43 months.

For perhaps the first time in his career, Nick "Honey Badger" Cummins is speechless. Puffing wispy clouds of condensation as he stands

Wellington Hospital has received more than $18,000 in donations and 17 PlayStations after its PlayStation was stolen from the cancer ward on Waitangi weekend.

This candid moment is a veritable banquet of hand-size-joke opportunities if nothing else.

Trafficked by her own family, a brave survivor of sexual abuse has spoken out to generate awareness of crimes.

Alexandre Bissonnette, who is accused of murdering Muslims at a mosque in Quebec, was bullied at school and harboured extreme views.

With religious attacks incredibly rare in Canada, the country has been left shocked by the mosque murders in Quebec that has left six people dead and another eight wounded. To tell us now about what we know about the alleged gunman we are joined by CBC reporter Sabrina Marandola.

Prime Minister Bill English says it remains unclear whether a US travel ban applies to New Zealanders who also hold a passport from Muslim-majority countries.