TravelDriving tourists to distractionThis country is so beautiful that stunned foreigners often cause accidents.16 Feb 07:25 PM
WorldIcelandic woman's death shocks nationA country of just 330,000 people, Iceland has registered an average of just 1.8 murders per year since 2001. Now a young woman's death has gripped the nation.24 Jan 07:57 AM
WorldMonster 19m wave sets a world recordA mighty wave towering 19 metres at a remote spot between Britain and Iceland has become the highest ever recorded.14 Dec 10:11 PM
TravelIn Iceland, eruptions bring tourism boomAn Icelandic volcano brought much of the world's air travel to a halt. And then it brought the world to Iceland.30 Nov 04:00 AM
WorldIceland braces for Pirate Party takeoverA Pirate victory in Iceland this week would add to a string of once-impossible election results in the West.23 Oct 11:34 PM
TravelThe country too popular for its own goodThe frenzy started with a volcanic eruption and a killer marketing campaign. There have definitely been some growing pains.19 Oct 03:30 AM
BusinessIceland unearths rock to appease angry elvesConstruction workers in Iceland have been forced to unearth a magical rock to appease "angry elves" blamed for a series of mishaps.30 Aug 10:52 PM
TravelIceland looks to limit AirbnbThere could be a dramatic reduction in the number of Airbnb rentals in Iceland if a new law is passed this week.01 Jun 01:00 AM
TravelThe most expensive festival ticket in the worldAt a whopping $1.45 million a ticket, Iceland's Secret Solstice Festival has got to be the most expensive party ever.12 Apr 04:20 AM
TaxThe rise and fall of IcelandThe resignation of Iceland's PM adds to a series of unfortunate events, seeing Iceland fall both in and out of favour.07 Apr 01:20 AM
WorldPanama Papers: Major scalp as Iceland's PM resignsGunnlaugsson tendered his resignation after leaked files showed that his wife owned an offshore company with links to some of the country's collapsed banks.06 Apr 09:55 PM
Travel'Heads, armpits, crotch and toes'When it comes to Icelandic spa etiquette, it's all about heads, armpits, crotch and toes.01 Mar 01:23 AM
TravelIceland's 'air hooligan' problemDrunk and disorderly air passengers are such a problem in Iceland that there's even a word for them.25 Feb 09:01 PM
WorldGPS sends tourist on adventure in IcelandA jetlagged US man was trying to get from the airport to his hotel, but instead a small spelling mistake sent him on a 430km journey across Iceland.08 Feb 07:25 PM
BusinessDunkin' Donuts tests market McD's deemed too toughThe doughnut franchise has just opened a store in Reykjavik, almost six years after McDonald's closed its Iceland restaurants.06 Aug 01:01 AM
TravelIceland: Land of fire and ice and BjorkHike on a lava flow in the morning, ascend a glacier in the afternoon, and after a night of club-hopping enjoy a Northern Lights spectacle.29 Jul 09:00 PM
TravelIceland: Black ash beast reels curious inNewsmaker Eyjafjallajokull is now a tourist attraction, discovers Julia Waeschenbach.26 Apr 09:30 PM
New ZealandKiwi veteran receives prestigious French honourThe 94-year-old Wellington veteran received the honour at French Ambassador Laurent Contini's home in Thorndon tonight.12 Feb 07:30 AM
New ZealandKiwi workers have 17,000km commuteAuckland commuters stuck in motorway traffic might spare a thought for meatworkers who travel more than 17,000km to work in Iceland each year.20 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldVolcanic ash detection for planesInfra-red technology to help aircraft detect volcanic ash is to go into commercial production, allowing planes to see ash 96.54kms ahead.16 Jul 09:34 PM
TravelIceland: Quirky capital a gem in the off-seasonEllen Creager soaks up some natural wonders and architecture under Reykjavik's midnight sun.14 Jul 01:00 AM
TravelIceland: Bathing with BjorkAfter the surreal volcanic delights of the island's remote north, Sankha Guha goes whale watching, warms up in a thermal pool and catches a glimpse of the elfin pop diva.13 Dec 01:00 AM
WorldIceland police record first ever fatal shootingPolice in Iceland say they have shot dead a gunman - the first time armed police have shot and killed someone in the nation.02 Dec 09:46 PM
TravelBar/fly: IcelandIcelanders spend their weekend making up for lost drinking time, finds Kevin Pilley.26 Sep 03:00 AM
WorldIceland to give cold shoulder to online pornIceland is now considering becoming the first democracy in the Western world to try to ban online pornography.17 Feb 07:15 PM
TravelIceland's tourist hotspotThe threat of volcanic eruption has done wonders for tourism in Iceland.13 Aug 10:30 PM
OpinionLawyer hopes Tom-Kat divorce won't be 'contentious'Tom Cruise's lawyer speaks out, saying that he hopes the actor's divorce from Katie Holmes goes smoothly.02 Jul 09:00 PM
WorldAmazing northern lights stun onlookersIn what space weather forecasters have called the most potent solar storm since 2004, the Northern Lights' colourful display was stronger than usual, leaving spectators in awe of the shimmering skies above North America and Europe. 11 Mar 11:32 PM