What could you do with a third thumb? A New Zealander at Cambridge University, Dani Clode has built a prosthetic you can wear on your hand - strapping in opposite your other thumb.

Mark Cairns, chair of Freightways and long-time former Chief Executive of Port of Tauranga, has pulled out of the running to be Fletcher Building chair.

Airline passengers landing in Wellington yesterday afternoon may've noticed an alteration to the capital's hillside sign.

The building consents manager at Auckland Council has reservations about remote inspections becoming the industry's default practice.

Are we watching one of the most memorable and unexpected runs by a New Zealand athlete? Sam Ackerman looks at Lulu Sun's remarkable Wimbledon streak and what lies ahead, as well as breaking down the All Blacks' start to the Scott Robertson era, and why Warriors fans are blowing up about officiating again.

Disputes between neighbours over things like fences and trees can be fairly common - but what's the best way to get them resolved? Andrew Hubbard from the Citizens Advice Bureau joins Kathryn to talk about how to resolve these types of issues without escalation.

There appears to be growing interest in private equity in New Zealand, as global giant Advent International confirms a new office here.

To parliament now where all eyes are on the former Green Party MP Darlene Tana and whether or not she will resign from parliament, be forced to, or stick it out.

The Te Anau community is getting behind local Lulu Sun's Wimbledon tennis campaign. Many are expected to gather at the local tennis clubrooms to watch her quarter-final match overnight tonight. And a review of Te Anau Airport, designed to identify ways to make it commercially sustainable, is nearing completion. Kirsty Pickett co owner of the Southland App - Southlandapp.nz

US filmmaker Hasan Oswald looks at a teenaged Mediha's attempts to heal after being captured by Isis fighters.