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Getting into China, the e-commerce way

Christchurch Airport is teaming up with Alibaba to boost the China connection.

Would you trust them with your money?

New Labour-Greens pledge aims to convince voters.

Apple's $0 New Zealand tax bill

Apple paid no income tax to Inland Revenue over the past decade making billions in sales.

Texas: Bordering on the bizarre

With its Mex-testing and aggressive flora, this destination is a little different.

Too many antibiotics?

Unnecessary prescriptions could lead to serious long-term consequences.

The island paradise with no food

First impressions are of an idyllic paradise. But it soon becomes obvious that this village is living barely one step ahead of hand to mouth

Villagers at mercy of rising sea levels

Leaving home is the only option for many as the atoll faces the same fate as five islands that have already disappeared.

Illness still ravaging island villages

A teen's recovery from a second bout of TB is rare bright spot in battle to rein in the disease.

Pregnant mum's agonising, lifesaving trek

Some 60 per cent of Papua New Guinea's population live in areas where malaria is endemic.

The parents who lost everything

A group who lost their only children in the Christchurch quake feel failed by two Govts.

Bremner rampage: Survivor's anguish

EXCLUSIVE: The sole survivor of the Ross Bremner killings - his dad Keith - still doesn't know how his son and wife died.

Quake parents seek visas to tend graves

Chinese parents who lost their only child in Christchurch earthquake are pleading with govt to grant them lifelong visas so they can visit children's graves.

NZ's 'Castle' sold after 30 year resistance

Family sells last remaining slice of rural land next to Auckland Airport, ending a resistance that began in 1986.

Poison and adultery: NZ's final execution

Wanganui farmer Walter Bolton became the last man to be hanged in New Zealand when he was taken to the scaffold on this day 60 years ago.

Girl accidentally dropped off at car yard

Allen Inoke was oblivious to his secret little passenger when he dropped off a loan car in Hamilton yesterday.

New hope for prem babies

Daisy Salter survived being born at 23 weeks and two days. Now her parents hope other babies will benefit from a study to predict premature birth.

Do migrants dilute the Kiwi identity?

Migrants do not dilute New Zealand's cultural identity despite more coming from non-traditional source countries, experts say.

Meet the country's new crime fighters

Top researchers team up with police, drawing on analytical skills to detect, prevent and disrupt unlawful acts.