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An Auckland man has mastered the black art of driving with a cellphone in one hand, drinking a beer with the other, and steering with his knees.

A Waikato farmer who had his quad bike stolen says he's gutted the police have done little about it.

OPINION: If travel broadens the mind, then the local knowledge you acquire on your travels deepens it.

The New Zealand round of the World Rugby Sevens Series is to remain in Wellington, despite failing to sell out in recent years.

A woman who was found guilty of recklessly ill-treating her horse, causing it to die, has had that conviction quashed in the High Court.

Seventy years ago, a farmer beheaded a chicken in Colorado, and it refused to die. But how did Mike live without a head for so long?

Ngati Kahu protesters who closed Kaitaia's airport were irresponsible and put the health of people in the Far North at risk, Tai Tokerau MP Kelvin Davis says. Audio

A curbside poet recounts what led him to ply his trade on Karangahape Rd.

The Government is looking at ways to speed up the Overseas Investment Office process after a number of complaints from applicants.

New Zealand equestrian Tim Price has finished second behind world No.1 Michael Jung of Germany at the Burghley Horse Trials in the United Kingdom.

In a new play a young woman is stalked by her depression in the form of large, black - and talking - horse. Audio

The New Zealand equestrians Tim and Jonelle Price sit second and third respectively heading into the final day at the Burghley International Horse Trials in England.

Tim Price is in equal fifth and the best-placed New Zealander following the dressage phase at the Burghley Horse trials in England.

Critics of Wellington's proposed Basin Reserve Flyover say NZTA has blown millions of dollars of taxpayers' money on a no-go project.

After announcing his split with Miss Piggy following four plushy decades together, new photos suggest that frog-about-town Kermit has found himself a new pig.