Banking and financeSlackers' World Cup goes to ChileIf you're planning to trade Chilean stocks during the World Cup, forget it.06 Jun 04:30 AM
World$580m of student debt burnedAn activist in Chile has burnt documents representing NZ$580 million worth of student debt during a protest at Universidad del Mar.18 May 11:53 PM
World'This is the worst catastrophe I've seen'A huge fire has engulfed a Chilean port city registered as a World Heritage site for its historic collection of wooden buildings and railways.14 Apr 06:03 AM
TravelChile: Grim allure of Nazi relicsA wealthy Chilean has amassed an impressive but chilling display, writes Christopher Adams.11 Apr 12:00 AM
New ZealandBludgeoning calves okay if humanely doneIt is not illegal to kill an animal in New Zealand as long as it is done humanely, which includes bludgeoning bobby calves with hefty objects, Mid Canterbury SPCA inspector John Keeley says.04 Feb 07:09 PM
New ZealandNZ dairy company investigated for slaughter - reportsA New Zealand dairy company is reportedly being investigated by Chilean authorities over allegations it inhumanely slaughtered thousands of calves it couldn't use for milk production.21 Jan 11:08 PM
TravelChile finds its tourism hot potatoIn 1834, Darwin noted the astonishing array of potatoes on Chiloé, the genetic source of 90 per cent of the world's varieties. But the island off Chile has been slow to cash in on its gastronomic heritage – until now.22 Nov 01:00 AM
WorldStrong earthquake rocks central ChileA 6.6-magnitude earthquake has rocked central Chile, causing buildings to sway in the capital and nervous people to run out into the streets.31 Oct 11:48 PM
WorldChile gay murder that led to hate law: Four guiltyFour Chilean men have been convicted of first-degree murder for beating a gay man to death and carving swastikas into his body.17 Oct 11:08 PM
World40 years on, Chile remembers Pinochet's victimsPresident Sebastian Pinera yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of the military coup that overthrew Salvador Allende by urging Chileans never to forget the events of September 11, 1973, that launched a bloody 17-year dictatorship.12 Sep 05:30 PM
WorldMan flees sex charge, survives 4 months in AndesA story of remarkable human endurance in the snow-covered Andes has taken a sombre turn.09 Sep 07:17 PM
TravelSouth America: Natural attractionsAs more Kiwis look to South America for adventure, Karen Phelps compiles a bucket list for the continent.11 Jul 11:00 PM
BusinessChile a model for Fonterra expansionFonterra's Chilean subsidiary is an example of what the co-operative would like to achieve in the rest of the world, says former general manager Jose Miguel Porraz.31 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandNew Zealand Dairy farming techniques famous in Latin AmericaA Chilean farmer has given those on the Prime Minister's tour of Latin America an entertaining insight into farming in the country.10 Mar 06:15 AM
New ZealandKey visits Fonterra farm in ChilePrime Minister John Key has visited Fonterra's farm in Chile, saying that other than the rain it reminded him of the Waikato.09 Mar 06:50 PM
New ZealandNZ focus goes on Latin AmericaWhen Prime Minister John Key lands in Mexico tomorrow it will have been more than a decade since the last New Zealand prime minister toured Latin America, and he concedes the region has been neglected in favour of Asian economies.03 Mar 04:30 PM
TravelChile: Road to an untouched landCharlotte Holmes and partner motorcycle through Chilean Patagonia.28 Nov 01:00 AM
TravelLuxury at the end of the worldSimon Kane indulges in luxury at the end of the world.05 Nov 01:00 AM
LifestyleCompetition from Chile could topple Kiwi savAfter a false start, the South Americans are making sauvignons that could rival our own.15 Aug 05:30 PM
