REVIEW: The pop-star is just too much of a bland canvas in this period drama that's caught between wanting to be a thriller and a doomed romance.

No masks, no clouds and plenty of happy punters. Why Cup Day brought a smile to the people of Christchurch.

As the wet weather sets in for the rest of the week, multiple reports of flooding have kept emergency services busy.

James Davis wants a house like a water tower - high and round, with a view. He owns two companies, but he is in serious danger of overcapitalising.

The microblogging platform has seen a surge in sign-ups following Elon Musk's Twitter takeover.

Wings, homemade headwear and bold colours were the winners of the day in the Cup Day fashion stakes.

Dick Cotter is part of the furniture in Lake Hāwea. His birthday party was put on hold when he caught Covid, but now he is celebrating with almost 30 relatives.

ANALYSIS: The PM's vague attack on banking profits only serves to underscore how much Labour is trying to spread the inflation blame.

Dok Boswijk, who died in a bike crash in Wellington, is described by family as a “skyrocket” creating an “incredible spectacle above and around you”.

OPINION: Could our banks actually be too strong, too profitable, and costing depositors and borrowers too much?

The classy Copy That won the $600,000 race by three-quarters of a length from Majestic Cruiser.

The show was trailblazing, being the first of its kind in NZ in having brown voices front and centre - but in 2022, other elements now fail to stack up.

Whether you're into casual champagne and oysters, a degustation dinner with two top chefs, or the inner workings of a beehive.

REVIEW: Everything you hoped the Kiwi film-maker's latest work might be, this is a dark, compelling, bleakly hilarious and - at times - disturbing film.

The subscription service specialises in delivering misshapen produce that supermarkets won't touch.

A Canterbury business owner says selling fireworks keeps the lights on, and she's concerned by police's apparent lack of interest in the theft.

Owner took all precautions, including giving dog anti-anxiety medication, but greyhound spent weekend in extreme distress.

Column: Businesses live and die by their ability to adapt to the fickle winds of change. And one Tasman business is thriving as a result, writes Neil Hodgson.

The New Zealand retailers who have been awarded the prestigious title of ‘Top New Zealand cheese store’.

Aro Video's closure was “inevitable” in 2015. But people rallied to save it then – and again in 2017 and 2019. Now the end credits seem destined to roll.