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'Several dead': First images of Copenhagen mall suspect with hunting rifle

Several dead and more wounded in mass shooting at shopping centre close to airport.

'It creeps me out so much': Mum's warning after intruder pokes head through daughter's window

A man poked his head through the window of a bedroom where two little girls slept.

'Significant' second Omicron wave may be here

Modeller says infections could hit around 20,000 cases per day.

The All Blacks attacking evolution you may have missed

Here's how the All Blacks made telling changes to their attack to catch Ireland napping.

Pitch invaders mar Warriors' return to Mt Smart

The Warriors' win was interrupted on several occasions as security guards dealt with fans.

Clue the Palace is in panic mode over Harry and Meghan

Strange things happening in London point to panic at the Palace, writes Daniela Elser.

The damaging health effects of energy drinks on children

Some drinks can be as harmful to a child's body and brain as cigarettes and alcohol.

Swept away: Glacier chunk detaches, killing six hikers

Pinnacle of ice plunges down mountainside, sweeping people off popular trail.

Ask the experts: Now we're empty nesters, how do I ask my wife for an open marriage?

Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.

Damien Venuto: The dangerous sentence in the TVNZ-RNZ merger legislation

Are we set to see a series of unintended consequences?

Cooking the Books: Brodie Kane on becoming a self-employed online creator

The reality of making self-employed life work can be a little different from the fantasy.

Down to the wire: Inside EU trade talks

Inside New Zealand's trade talks with the EU.

Enjoy it while it lasts: Fine weather set to 'turn to custard'

Enjoy it while it lasts; fine weather disappearing ahead of school holidays

Mary-Jane Daly: Shaking off EQC's troubles

OPINION: Departing chair says Earthquake Commission has gained stability and resilience.

Thriving, 'not dying': Town hurt by gang and drug woes hits back

Wairoa is a town on the rise, say proud locals and the district's equally proud mayor.

MindTheGap: Organisations unite to help reduce pay gaps

A group of 40 organisations has written an open letter to the Government.