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One of New Zealand's leading equestrian hopes in Rio, Tim Price, has had to withdraw his 13 year old horse Wesko from the Olympics.

Nick Bollinger assesses a debut that encompasses folk and feedback from American quartet Heron Oblivion.

Plans for the controversial Ruataniwha Dam project need to be aborted, Labour says.

There's only six episodes left. Surely by now we should be more hooked.

It's hard out here for a bro. Rebecca Kamm meets the entrepreneur teaching Auckland guys how to be men.

A Singapore man has pleaded guilty to careless driving over a crash near Oamaru in which a motorcyclist died.

A Pacific fisheries bloc has unanimously decided to maintain a management system that it says has increased revenue to the islands by more than 500 percent in the past six years.

People dying was the worst case scenario of beehives being put too close to busy roads, the National Beekeepers Association says.

A 2000-year-old sample of horse faeces has solved an ancient mystery - what route did Hannibal's army take across the Alps?

A retired US Marine Corps dog has been given the "highest military award any animal can achieve", after losing her leg in 2012 in Afghanistan.

Nick Bollinger reviews the 'secular gospel music' of Birds Of Chicago.

On 2 April 1916, a pacifist prophet was arrested and two of his whānau shot dead in Maungapōhatu. When this moment was re-enacted, the emotion was real.

A commemoration to mark 100 years since armed police raided Rua Kēnana's settlement in Te Urewera has sparked calls for the prophet to be pardoned. Audio

Community and arts organisations will receive less Lotto funding this year, after a run of big wins and a drop in the number of people buying tickets.

California Chrome sprinted to victory in the $10-million Dubai World Cup, beating Mubtaahij in the world's richest horse race.

Natasha Frost weighs in on this week's episodes of The Bachelor NZ.

The Prime Minister is coming under pressure to disclose how much taxpayer's money has been spent on legal costs in so-called 'teapot-tapes' defamation case.