New ZealandOrcas swim with divers - Moko steals surfboardTwo orcas thrilled divers in Gisborne by swimming with them, while nearby, Moko the dolphin stole a surfboard, stranding its owner.26 Nov 12:11 AM
TravelGalapagos Islands: Where the wild things areJim Eagles gets up close and personal with the incredible array of fauna on the isolated Galapagos Islands.26 Nov 12:00 AM
TravelGalapagos Islands: Showing no fearIn the Galapagos you can walk as close as you like to the local sea lions and they simply don't react.23 Nov 05:00 PM
AgribusinessGovt sending Iwi to Copenhagen climate talksNick Smith says he makes no apologies for using taxpayers' money to send two Iwi Leadership Group members to the upcoming climate talks in Copenhagen.23 Nov 05:31 AM
WorldEndangered animals sold to hunting safari300 animals - including some that are extinct in the wild - were sold to a Northern Territory hunting safari.21 Nov 11:55 PM
AgribusinessYou need the ETS, Key warns farmersJohn Key warns farmers they reject a response to climate change at their peril - endangering their reputations, future incomes and the economy.18 Nov 03:00 PM
AgribusinessPM tells farmers to accept $3k ETS cost, stop moaningJohn Key urged farmers to be less agitated about the ETS and tackling climate change in an address to Federated Farmers today.18 Nov 06:42 AM
WorldDiggers' dog comes back from the deadIn the wilds of war-torn Afghanistan, a US soldier came across a local man accompanied by a smart-looking black dog.12 Nov 03:00 PM
New ZealandPhar Lap caught in bronze at full gallopA slightly larger-than-life bronze statue of the gelding Phar Lap is today to be shipped to Timaru, near the famous racehorse's birthplace.12 Nov 03:00 PM
Freight and logisticsNZ whale venture scoops top tourism awardWhale Watch Kaikoura has been named the supreme winner at this year's Responsible Tourism Awards in London.11 Nov 09:35 PM
WorldAustralia's koalas edge closer to extinctionKoala numbers are plummeting in Australia.10 Nov 03:00 PM
