England captain scores his second double ton in three matches to leave India under the pump in the first test.

Behind Tai Webster's 23 points and 22 from their import the Kiwis are on the board in the Aussie NBL.

The 23-year-old Para-athlete broke her old New Zealand record to steal the show on a night where the stars were out.

Military authorities who took over Myanmar after the coup expand their social media ban in a bid to crack down on protests.

A skateboard accident has Nico Porteous in a moon boot.

Partnerships and environmental change took centre stage at Ngāi Tahu Waitangi Day commemorations in Bluff.

Memories of swashbuckling cricket all-rounder Bruce Taylor - when he got set he was unstoppable.

EXPLAINER: Second historic second impeachment trial begins Wednesday. US Senate will decide whether to convict former US president of incitement of insurrection.

Defiant New Zealander Rob Penney rejects claims the Waratahs have off-field issues.

Former Black Cap in record-breaking display, as Otago are all but assured of the wooden spoon in the Twenty20 competition.

REVIEW: This is a fabulous time-capsule of a turbulent time in human history, a testament to the “art” of film editing – and a bit disappointing.

Years and Years creator Russell T. Davies is back with another audacious drama, while Katherine Heigl returns to the spotlight.

GM Justin Nelson confirms he has been granted the critical workers' exemptions he needed for upcoming season.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern shares Waitangi Day message from new US President.

Actor says that her ex-fiancé used anti-Semitic language toward her and drew swastikas on her bedside table.

The late All Black's Maupuia mansion - the most-viewed property on Trade Me last year - has been sold to a Wellington local.

Kevin Durant made a joke on Twitter after having to exit the Brooklyn Nets game against the Toronto Raptors, for health reasons.

Genuine thirst to learn the Treaty history among visitors to Okains Bay.

Warning comes as fourth hotel guest tests positive for Covid-19 after leaving the hotel.

Two weeks ago the band's livelihood was stolen but, thanks to a call from a farmer, the shows are back on.