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Two people have been killed and dozens more injured after a powerful magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck near major Turkish and Greek tourist destinations in the Aegean Sea.

Stark women rule, Ed Sheeran drools: We react to the biggest television event of the year.

Nobody should ever have to lie, as she did, in order to feed their kids, Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei says. Video, Audio

This week: A flying visit from Ansel Elgort; Donald Trump Jr.'s twitter fingers; Bad Weather; And the bothersome bowel movements of an unnamed celebrity.

There's been widespread flooding, power cuts and some evacuations in the bottom of the North Island as the winter storm advances up the country. Video

Thousands of fans are expected to line Auckland's streets for today's America's Cup victory parade. Audio

Families with deaf children say they fear lives are being put at risk because they cannot get funding to pay for special smoke alarms.

The red invasion of Wellington began with a growl but ended in a roar. Max Towle was sceptical but soon became a convert.

Tennis star Venus Williams said she was heartbroken by the death of a man in a two-car crash in Florida that a police report blamed on her driving.

The law recognises that animals have emotions, but it's down to a charity to prosecute abusers.

The number of young Māori coming before the courts rose 9 percent last year, according to research carried out by a group of high school students.

A dive into New Zealand’s B movie past. May it never die.

Housing for the elderly in the Horowhenua district is about to be sold off by the council, despite the mayor's claims it is a bad deal for residents.

Britain's Conservatives are the largest party but have lost their overall majority in the snap general election.

Seven people have died in a terrorist attacks in two areas of central London. Here's the developments.

It's almost 50 years since the British and Irish Lions beat the All Blacks in a series.

More people were diagnosed with HIV in New Zealand last year than in any year since records began in 1985. Audio

Jealousy, hatred and attempted murder in the Dome Valley.

The Phoenix forward Kosta Barbarouses has earned a recall to the New Zealand football squad for their pre-Confederations Cup warm-up fixtures.

Wellington's bus drivers have decided they will not work for a new company unless their pay and conditions are maintained.

First Person - The America's Cup is gaining its host country global attention, but the locals have shown on their national holiday that other things are more important to them.