WorldHow the train gunman was brought downIt was just after 5.50pm on the high-speed Amsterdam to Paris train when a slightly-built young man emerged from a lavatory brandishing a Kalashnikov automatic rifle.23 Aug 08:29 AM
TravelWhy not Amsterdam?Art, parks, cafes and canals; Liz Light delights in the Netherlands' capital city.09 May 05:00 PM
TravelAmsterdam: Grand open-air museumExplore Amsterdam on foot or bike. It's a great way to see a city that heaves with history and life, writes Mike Corder.14 Apr 09:00 PM
OpinionAalt Dijkhuizen: The future of NZ Dairy - more with lessCan the NZ and The Netherlands develop farming systems that will satisfy growing demand while being more environmentally sustainable?26 Feb 12:30 AM
BDBDBanking and financeFonterra expands in NetherlandsFonterra Co-operative Group has commissioned a new dairy ingredients plant in Heerenveen, in the north of the Netherlands, its first wholly-owned and operated ingredients plant in Europe.17 Feb 04:00 PM
TravelThe Netherlands: Time and tideLiz Light finds Hoorn is steeped in Netherlands history.31 Jan 04:00 PM
WorldMore MH17 bodies retrievedSix coffins carrying the remains of victims of downed Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 have been flown from Ukraine to the Netherlands for identification.29 Nov 04:00 PM
TravelThe Rhine side of lifeAboard a river ship built for considerable comfort, Albertina Lloyd enjoys the luxurious side of one of Europe's great waterways.14 Sep 09:30 PM
TravelAmsterdam: Going Dutch, with classThe capital of the Netherlands is home to some of Europe's most stylish hotels. Here are five of the best.11 Sep 04:00 AM
SportRowing: NZ pair snare goldStart as you mean to go on; for lightweight women Julia Edward and Sophie MacKenzie it'd be hard to find a more appropriate motto.31 Aug 05:00 PM
WorldMalaysia Airlines loses 186 cabin crewNearly 200 cabin crew resigned from Malaysia Airlines following its double tragedy this year, causing crew shortages among staff.26 Aug 11:39 PM
WorldLand mines laid near MH17 site - reportReports that land mines have been laid near the MH17 crash site in Ukraine are "utterly despicable", Australia's Foreign Minister says.30 Jul 09:03 PM
WorldThreat to sue over MH17 'dead' claimParents of an MH17 passenger are threatening to sue anyone who suggests, without evidence, that their daughter is dead.29 Jul 10:29 PM
New ZealandKiwis line up for airline's refund offerAfter two tragic incidents within months involving Malaysia Airlines, hundreds of Kiwis have gained refunds for flights with the company.24 Jul 05:00 PM
WorldMH17: Should we see the photos?News organisations have forever struggled with determining the line where news value ends and shock value and sensationalism begin.18 Jul 06:40 AM
WorldMH17: Could it trigger a chain reaction?If history is anything to go by, the downing of Flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine could trigger a dangerous chain reaction.18 Jul 06:30 AM
WorldPro-Russian separatist: 'We did warn you'A deleted social media post by a separatist militia leader has led to accusations that pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine are to blame for the Malaysia Airlines crash.17 Jul 10:15 PM
WorldPhotos: Malaysia Airlines MH17 shot downImages of Malaysia Airlines MH17 which crashed over Ukraine.17 Jul 07:15 PM
Banking and financeBitcoin grabs Dutch fancyWhile big banks in China and the US are reluctant to do business with ventures focused on virtual currency, the Netherlands is now home to banks that are open to bitcoin.30 May 02:45 AM
LifestyleNo dinner date? This is your restaurantA new restaurant in Amsterdam is catering for solo dinners only - no families, couples or annoying gangs of laughing friends.24 Apr 10:07 PM
WorldTeen's Twitter terror 'joke' backfiresA 14-year-old Dutch girl who sent a terror threat to American Airlines as a Twitter “joke” has been arrested by police in Rotterdam.14 Apr 07:07 PM
WorldNuclear Summit's 'no waitresses' ruleServing world leaders their lunch is a serious affair. No room for "blondes" or women in dresses then, it appears.24 Mar 10:46 PM
TravelBar/fly: AmsterdamBrown cafes and rooftop bars are the Dutch answer to the pub, writes Paul Davies.16 Jan 02:00 AM
SportCricket: Dutch skipper in familiar territoryIt was a homecoming of sorts for Netherlands captain Peter Borren this week at the International Cricket Council's World Cup qualifying tournament.11 Jan 04:30 PM
TravelAll sweet tooths should go DutchEvery region in The Netherlands is known for its own special sweets. Bernd Meier heads out to sample a selection.08 Nov 12:30 AM
WorldDutch museums find 139 Nazi looted artworksDutch museums are trying to trace the owners of a unexpectedly high number of art pieces that were confiscated by the Nazis over 70 years ago.29 Oct 06:28 PM
World'Theft of the century' art burned"I placed the suitcase containing the paintings in the stove." The mum of an art heist suspect says she "destroyed any evidence" - quite permanently.16 Jul 11:13 PM
TravelAmsterdam: Discovering the art and soulFor the first time, Rijksmuseum's 8000-plus artefacts have been displayed in chronological order, including religious panels from the Middle Ages right through to a newly-acquired Mondrian-inspired dress by designer Yves Saint Laurent.30 Jun 11:00 PM
TravelAmsterdam: Bags of wonderPamela Wade admires the sweetest cupcake, iced with Swarovski crystals.11 May 11:00 PM
TravelAmsterdam: Painted perfectJulia Shallcrass visits Amsterdam, which colours its history with fun and interactive museums.20 Dec 11:00 PM
