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Alyssa Milano busts Twitter impostor

Tue, 24th Nov

Alyssa Milano has confronted an online impostor who was on Twitter.com

Jessica Simpson slams Perez Hilton

Tue, 24th Nov

An online war of words is heating up between Jessica Simpson and Perez Hilton.
Chris Brown axed from Timbaland track

Tue, 24th Nov

Chris Brown's comeback has been dealt another blow by Timbaland.
Steven Tyler writing his memoirs while shoulder heals

Tue, 24th Nov

Steve Tyler is taking some time off to write while his injured shoulder heals.

Jennifer Lopez laughs off stage stumble

Tue, 24th Nov

Jennifer Lopez has joked that an onstage stumble was done on purpose.
John Key's primary school to close

Tue, 24th Nov

The decile-three school was facing the axe because of a falling roll and costly building replacement needed.
NZ’s odd couple take on the world

Tue, 24th Nov

Smail is very much the settled, senior partner.

Michael J Fox rocks out for Parkinson's

Tue, 24th Nov

Michael J Fox surprised fans at a Parkinson's Disease event on Saturday.
Pumpkin Patch: we survived the recession

Tue, 24th Nov

Children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch believes it is through the worst of the global recession and is seeing the return of some stability.
Junior coaches to benefit from World Cup windfall

Tue, 24th Nov

Interest in soccer is at an all-time high.
City of Life and Death trailer

Tue, 24th Nov

A moving war film based on the Nanking Massacre of World War II.
Waikato beekeeper stung by thieves

Tue, 24th Nov

A Waikato beekeeper has been stung by thieves who have taken off with 25 of his hives.
New olive planting method prompts California boom

Tue, 24th Nov

An oil boom is under way in California's agricultural heartland, as evolving tastes and a trend toward healthy fare have transformed a profession as old as civilization: olive production for the extra virgin market.
CO2 curve ticks upward as key climate talks loom

Tue, 24th Nov

The readings at this 3 km high station show an upward curve as the world counts down to climate talks: Global warming gases have built up to record levels in the atmosphere, from emissions that match scientists' worst-case scenarios.
Allied Farmers names Australia's Resimac as new investor

Tue, 24th Nov

Australia's Resimac Ltd has been named as the new investor in Allied Farmers Ltd.
Auckland Supercity - what's your opinion?

Tue, 24th Nov

Auckland will soon become a 'supercity' - will this make the nation's biggest city too powerful? Or will NZ benefit from a greater Auckland?
Dunedin nightmare still haunts All Blacks

Tue, 24th Nov

Jane says the Carisbrook chaos made him the player he is now.
SkyCity sells cinemas to Australian operator

Tue, 24th Nov

Casino operator SkyCity Entertainment Group Ltd is selling its cinema business for $59 million.
Big Fella still inspires All Blacks

Tue, 24th Nov

The All Blacks missed Jonah Lomu's comeback rugby match, but they won't miss The Big Fella when he receives the hero's welcome at their Marseille hotel this week.

Katie Price & Bin Laden top plane seat pole

Tue, 24th Nov

Katie 'Jordan' Price and Osama Bin Laden as the most unpopular plane seat neighbours.
Electric trains for Auckland after $500 million boost

Tue, 24th Nov

Auckland's rail system will receive $500 million to buy electric trains.
60 years of White House meals for India

Tue, 24th Nov

American presidents have entertained India's leaders over fine wine and even finer food for the past 60 years - take a step back in time and look at what's been served up through the ages
Fury over Jetstar wheelchair policy - what's your view?

Tue, 24th Nov

Paralympian Kurt Fearnley has criticised budget airline Jetstar for making him check his personal wheelchair in with his luggage. The athlete chose to crawl through Brisbane airport rather than use an "unsuitable" chair provided by the airline. What's your view?
Zombies promote Left 4 Dead 2 in Auckland

Tue, 24th Nov

Zombies invaded Queen Street yesterday to celebrate a controversial game.
Car parks dangerous places for vehicles

Tue, 24th Nov

In an AA survey of nearly 4000 drivers, 73 percent say they have had their car damaged while parked.
Eight women set out to ski to South Pole

Tue, 24th Nov

Skiing six to 10 hours a day, carrying 80 kilograms of gear and facing blinding blizzards, eight women are skiing across Antarctica to the South Pole
Hockey player charged with hit-and-run remanded on bail

Tue, 24th Nov

A provincial hockey player charged over an alleged hit-and-run in Auckland has been remanded on bail today.
Me-OW! Cat survives touching power fuse, causing town outage

Tue, 24th Nov

A cat went from meow to ow when officials say it accidentally made contact with a substation's fuse, causing an outage to about 1,500 homes and businesses in southwestern Illinois.
Woman seeks funds for turkey's eye surgery

Tue, 24th Nov

A Massachusetts woman is seeking donations from fellow pet lovers to help pay for eye surgery for her turkey named Jerry.
Last words on Flight 901 - Mt Erebus disaster

Tue, 24th Nov

The shortened transcript from the cockpit voice recorder of Air NZ Flight 901 which hit Mt Erebus in 1979.