New Zealand filmmaker Brooke Darrow has won best documentary  at the London International Student Film Festival.

Eurovision, Nuremburg-style court to prosecute Russia, no early release for Ratko Mladic, and further division in British Labour Party.

A GPS device that seamlessly switches to satellite once cellular connectivity is out of range, is now available for recreational boat users.

The rise of QR scams known as quishing.

The head of a Christchurch-based building co-operative says a flood of townhouses on the market is causing problems.

All Whites coach Darren Bazeley named his 26-strong squad on Thursday for the Fifa World Cup, two New Zealand clubs still active post the regular A-league season, three-time America's Cup winner Blair Tuke is stepping off the Team NZ boat, and the biggest names in World Surfing will be in Raglan over the next week.

Our comedians are here for a lighter look at some of the weeks stories.

Jonathan reports on the on-going battle to get a second bridge underway in Ashburton, the amalgamation question in front of local councils and a world wide shortage of bins delays rollout of food waste collection in Ashburton.

Dean Bedford reviews After Oscar: The Legacy of a Scandal by Merlin Holland, published by Europa Editions.

A new art exhibition, shaped by Cyclone Gabrielle, has a focus on waterways and climate resilience. Currents Calling Home has opened at the Hastings Art Gallery.