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Two of America's biggest commercial brands - Target and McDonald's - have taken steps to reduce hysteria from recent clown sightings.

Police are continuing to investigate an attack in Hamilton where a young woman was assaulted by two men dressed as clowns.

Even with the best intentions, it's not right to wear someone else’s skin, writes Leah Damm.

Vincent Clayton walked away from the world he knew for the chance to know more.

Four Pokémon hunters who foiled a theft in Napier say a masked man was seconds from getting away when they tackled him.

A teenager swung a broken beer bottle at a young rugby league player at least seven times, the Crown says. Audio

A teenager accused of stabbing a promising young rugby league player said he'd "caked it", meaning he'd made a mistake, after a street fight, a witness says.

A key Crown witness has denied she was under pressure despite changing her evidence about seeing her cousin being fatally stabbed outside a Halloween party.

A key Crown witness who says she saw her cousin stabbed in the neck by a teenager armed with a broken bottle has changed her evidence.

The broken beer bottle used to kill Luke Tipene in 2014 has been shown to a jury who have to decide whether Vincent Skeen is guilty or not guilty of murder.

An Auckland teenager accused of murdering a promising young sportsman had no intention of killing anyone, his lawyer says.

Today marks the first formal step in the process to elect the rival candidates for the next US presidency. Jane Patterson reports from Des Moines, Iowa.

Entertainer Jason Gunn had a rubbish Tuesday, breaking his back while taking out his wheelie bin.

The Halloween chocolate is scarcely out of its November 1 'Special Offer' box and already we're being bombarded with Christmas propaganda, says Natasha Frost. Video

This week: Why the demise of Grantland matters, an investigative report into Dan Carter's utterance of "Mince on Toast", and the (actually quite interesting) rise of rock'n'roll insurance.

New Zealand rugby fans around the country have celebrated the All Blacks' ultimate victory in the 2015 Rugby World Cup. Video

New Zealanders and Australians eagerly awaiting the Rugby World Cup final in London are the only sign the event is even on, says Craig McCulloch.