LifestyleLove at first clickIn the search for love, the internet opens up a whole wide world of opportunity. But, as Rhodri Marsden discovers, finding online companionship is easier said than done.18 Nov 01:00 AM
WorldInjection of stem cells into stroke victim's brain a medical firstA Glasgow man in his 60s has become the world's first person to receive injections of foetal stem cells.17 Nov 11:30 PM
TechnologyThe perfect popstarWhile New Zealanders were screaming over Justin and dazzling over Gaga this year, Japanese fans have been cheering on a virtual popstar.17 Nov 09:00 PM
Small BusinessTools measure impact of cancer drugsThe next breakthrough in cancer treatment drugs could be helped by Timaru biotech company Symansis.17 Nov 04:30 PM
WorldSouth African farmers keen to cultivate life in CaucasusA group of white South African farmers arestarting a new life in the former Soviet state.17 Nov 04:30 PM
New ZealandRobots to hunt for lost Pink and White TerracesScientists from New Zealand and the United States plan to map the bottom of Lake Rotomahana in the hope of discovering what happened to the Pink and White Terraces hydrothermal system.16 Nov 04:30 PM
TechnologyFacebook's bold ambition - with friends like these...Facebook staff reportedly refer to the social network giant's email project as the 'Gmail killer'. 16 Nov 01:59 AM
EconomySickness costs country $5b a year, says TreasuryIll health costs the economy at least $5bn a year - with even bigger potential costs from those who drag themselves to work.15 Nov 04:30 PM
WorldStudy: Solo kids happier than those with siblingsThe fewer siblings children have, the happier they are, a survey has suggested.14 Nov 04:30 PM
Small BusinessCafe culture thrives, poll saysThe recession has not stopped Kiwis from regularly dining out at cafes and restaurants but many have changed their habits, a survey has found.14 Nov 04:30 PM
New ZealandYoghurt for 'real men'Fonterra has created a range of products which it thinks will fill a void for tough-guy snacks.14 Nov 04:30 PM
Small BusinessSheep tissue substitute looks promisingA Wellington company's use of sheep gut in reconstructive surgery exposes it to a multi-million-dollar market.14 Nov 04:30 PM
Opinion<i>Bryan Walker</i>: How NZ is planning for climate changeWaikato and Wellington councils are preparing to address climate change, as outlined in policy documents.14 Nov 12:52 AM
TelecommunicationsSmartphone wars in time for XmasThe smartphone revolution is gaining momentum and mobile operator 2degrees expects more than half of phones sold here next year will be smartphones.13 Nov 04:30 PM
TechnologyBattle for stars makes Silicon a happy valleyChristmas came early this year at Mountain View, with Google throwing around six-figure sums to retain its top talent.13 Nov 01:27 AM
LifestyleNew lizard species discovered - on a restaurant menuA new species of lizard has become a legend in its own lunchtime after being identified by scientists from the menu of a Vietnamese restaurant.12 Nov 12:40 AM
TechnologyHas big business kicked its CrackBerry habit?It seems like the BlackBerry is losing its addictive powers, and businesses are shopping around for other smartphones.12 Nov 12:08 AM
Opinion<i>Bryan Walker</i>: Climate change sinking KiribatiWhat small Pacific Island states most need is a legally binding global agreement which will drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions.11 Nov 09:29 PM
LifestyleFashions that are too fast to liveThe economic recession and increasing awareness about environmental and ethical concerns have spurred many in the fashion industry to look more closely at its image.10 Nov 10:30 PM
World<i>Changespotting</i>: Geese hit by global warmingSeals: out, goose eggs: in. The polar bears are adapting their dining habits as a consequence of global warming.09 Nov 10:08 PM
AgribusinessChocolate: Worth its weight in gold?The world could run out of affordable chocolate within 20 years as farmers in West Africa abandon their crops, industry experts claim.08 Nov 12:16 AM
EmploymentReport: Women lose boardroom gainsWomen are losing some of the gains they have made towards workplace equality, the Human Rights Commission says.07 Nov 04:30 PM
New ZealandMaking their markOnce the domain of sailors and convicts, tattoos have gone mainstream. Frances Morton looks at who's joining the tats club and why.06 Nov 04:30 PM
