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The antisocial behaviour was so bad residents took matters into their own hands and blocked off access to the road with a makeshift barge.

Missed Synthony in the Domain this year? Don’t fret. The musical extravaganza has just released a sneak peek into its phenomenal show – and a glimpse of what...

Otago Daily Times illustrations editor Stephen Jaquiery took the photograph that launched Shrek into the world spotlight. He reflects on a...

People globally are participating in the yearly initiative this Saturday, rallying under the banner of Biggest Hour for Earth to raise awareness about...

Monuments across Europe went dark on Saturday to mark the worldwide Earth Hour event. Among them was the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin where the lights went off as part of a global movement that encourages nations to switch off their lights at 8:30 pm local time for an hour to bring attention to the issues of nature loss and climate change. In Germany, alongside highlighting environmental issues, the event sought to comment on the political climate. "The current zeitgeist is tense. Crises, con...

Rain is the arch nemesis of parents. If you find yourself screaming into the pillow every time you see it, here are 13 fun things to do in Auckland on a...

A soaring skyscraper will soon tower above Torontos Yonge and Gerrard intersection, just one in a handful of ambitious new additions that will col...

Some of Rhyl’s most popular attractions will be lit up blue next month to raise awareness of prostate cancer.

ASHLAND What began as a mobile food truck years ago has made its way into its first brick-and-mortar building with goals of soaring higher.

Love it or hate it, the big needle has given Auckland an identity. Architect Mat Brown reviews the Sky Tower.