KahuHundreds pay last respects to MokoAbout 400 people turned out to pay their last respects to Moko the dolphin at his funeral procession and memorial service in Whakatane today.16 Jul 06:28 AM
New ZealandFierce debate over Moko's remainsTalks continue today on where Moko the bottlenose dolphin should be laid to rest, with Mahia, Whakatane, Gisborne, Tologa Bay and Te Kaha vying to host his remains.11 Jul 12:47 AM
New ZealandMoko arrives at MasseyThe carcass believed to be of much-loved dolphin Moko has arrived at Massey University in Palmerston North for an autopsy.09 Jul 04:30 AM
KahuMaori TV's wide popularity attracts British researcherBritish student Richard Turner is so impressed with Maori TV he's travelled to NZ to find out why it's so successful - especially with Pakeha viewers.23 Jun 04:00 PM
New ZealandSex-addict study solicits adulterersResearchers want to hear from serial sex cheats and others with trouser-trouble, to deepen their understanding of what they call "hypersexuality".03 May 04:00 PM
New ZealandReality TV: Why it's not so bad for Kiwi childrenReality television has been accused of dumbing down the nation, but a study suggests some shows could be good for children.16 Mar 03:00 PM
Interest ratesTax reforms to put brakes on house prices - expertsThe dream of first home ownership will be made easier by Prime Minister John Key's likely tax reforms, economists said today.10 Feb 03:27 AM
New ZealandMoa 'flew from South America'Ancestors of NZ's extinct flightless bird, the moa, probably flew here from South America and then lost the ability to fly home.01 Feb 03:00 PM
EmploymentBusting free of the patent trapOpen source boosts innovation, conference told.26 Jan 03:00 PM
Official Cash RateHouses more affordable - but it may not lastMore affordable homes are driving enthusiasm in property sales, but experts warn the relatively cheaper housing may not last. 07 Jan 03:00 PM
