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The tragic real life story behind Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare
Kirat Assi's world came crashing down after learning that a man she had been in a relationship with for eight years never really existed. Video
Celebrity Treasure Island: Record breaking dig finally leads to a winner
After the longest ever final battle to find the buried treasure, one wet, tired celebrity bagged $100,000 for their charity.
Inside the world of taxidermy in New Zealand
"A lot of people who are already in the camp of, 'oh that's wrong or nasty or cruel', I would say pause your judgement a little bit and you might understand."
Review: Let the kids stay up late for magical Peter Pan production
The Darling family has a distinct Kiwi charm; Wendy has a bit more attitude, John is bit less sophisticated, Mrs Darling lovingly scolds her kids in Samoan, and Mr Darling is a grumpy man, worked up…
2024 Silver Scroll Awards: Five must-see looks from the red carpet
Mermaidens' Abe Hollingsworth wore statement earrings, featuring photos of his fellow band members Gussie Larkin and Lily West. Audio
Jason Momoa's band Oof Tatata playing more, bigger NZ shows
If you missed out on seeing Oof Tatata play in August, you're in luck - Jason Momoa's band is playing more New Zealand shows this summer.
Stan Walker's 'priceless' taonga missing after festival
Rings, necklaces, whale bones, and greenstones were among the "priceless" taonga that went missing after Stan Walker's performance at Promiseland.
Return of the ute: Remember how Karen O'Leary's vehicle was stolen?
In a miraculous turn of events, it's been found and O'Leary couldn't be happier - but there is a slight problem.
I don't like beauty pageants, so why did I enter one?
It came as a surprise when 27-year-old engineer Vandna Patel decided to put her hand up for Miss India NZ 2024.
Gen Alpha doesn't want you using their slang
Nothing screams 'how do you do, fellow kids?' quite like trying to use slang that's just not for you.
Legacy of K Road foodcourt explored in new installation
An album is the menu and songs are the dishes. It's the Lim Chhour foodcourt - but not as you know it.
What is your glimmer?
You might not have heard the term, but you've certainly experienced them - it's those tiny, micro-moments that allow us to feel a bit more joy. Audio
Behind NZ's version of the 'viral Dubai chocolate bar'
Nikita Joel only started selling her pistachio chocolate bars three weeks ago. Now, people queue in their hundreds and thousands sell online.
Can taping your mouth shut help you sleep better?
While experts acknowledge there are benefits to breathing through your nose, they don't suggest jumping straight to the slightly awkward practise. Audio
John Oliver credits 'majestic' pūteketeke for Emmys win
"Let's be clear, there is one bird that is better than all the others." says the TV star, weighing back into Bird of the Year.
Coco's Cantina crew picks up 90kg of rubbish from K Rd
Nothing says 'birthday party' like collecting nearly 90kg of trash off Auckland's Karangahape Road, say restaurant owners. Audio
One last ride: Reuniting a dying man with his bike
The beloved bike on which Rob Appleton rode the length of the country for charity has been stolen. Now, he has six months to live and is hoping to give Big Jeff one last ride.
Cream of the crops: Can non-dairy creams really taste good?
Whipped cream is light and fluffy, like a little cloud of foam; a perfect companion to a warm, decadent treat. Does it matter what it's made from? Audio
Top five finalists announced for 2024 Silver Scrolls
Stan Walker is a double-finalist at this year's Silver Scrolls, up for both the top prize and the APRA Maioha Award.
The secret lives of 'soft-swinging' Mormon wives
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives picks up on a TikTok drama for the ages: a group of women embroiled in a Mormon swinging scandal. Video
Dude, where's my car?
It's no joke - someone has pinched Wellington comedian Karen O'Leary's beloved ute.
Australia is rethinking health star ratings, is it time NZ did the same?
Have you even noticed the health star ratings on your food? And what do they mean?
Choir excitement at perfect fever pitch as The Big Sing begins
Twenty-four high school choirs are set to compete at Aotearoa's biggest choral event - including a team of first-timers from Auckland's Avondale College.
'Laboratorio' and 'escape room' - one of the brains behind Spotify wrapped
You might not have heard of music brain Glenn McDonald, but you're almost certainly familiar with his work.
From brat to demure - can you keep up?
One day you're brat, the next you're demure and mindful. And by the time this story is published, the internet will already have moved on to the next big thing.