Warriors star Shaun Johnson returned to his roots, and took a documentary crew along for the ride.

The thickest thieves ever have burnt an ATM they were trying to rob... And everything inside it.

Live crabs, stink bugs and ''miracle water'' are some of the most bizarre things intercepted at NZ's border.

Label has saved Luang Prabang's buildings but killed its soul, writes Denis D. Gray.

In Tokyo's crowds, Winston Aldworth, finds the small things matter a great deal.

Shaun Johnson: Across the Mekong screens on Sky Sport 2, on Monday February 27, at 8.30pm. For the full story, see this week's Sunday Travel magazine in the Herald on Sunday.

Air New Zealand faces a sharp fall in first half profits as increased competition puts pressure on yields and oil prices edge up.

New Zealand shares rose as Scales and Mercury gained and Comvita dropped after its earnings report. The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 16.19

Xenia Taliotis checks into a rainforest hotel on a Bay of Bengal island.

Samsung's head arrested in Seoul on charges of bribery over his alleged role in an explosive corruption scandal that has riveted South Korea.

Ancient water town conjures up a dreamlike vision of purity and simplicity, says Paul Rush.

Wreaths laid on beach where Japanese soldiers ordered nurses to walk into the sea and then shot.

There may be a whole lot more to little old New Zealand than three tiny islands tucked away in the Pacific.

COMMENT: The visa applications of the Indian students sheltering in an Auckland church are fraudulent and the law is the law.

COMMENT: As if driving on the wrong side of the road isn't confusing enough, what's really confusing is sitting in the wrong side of the car, writes Raybon Kan.

Fresh insight into secretive kingdom reveals the extent of the regime's use of kids as slaves. Here, two teens tell their stories.

Some return flights to Europe have fallen below $1000 and on sale to London for an "unheard" of $1099.

Dolphins are being strapped into tiny crates so that they can be transported perform in circuses where they are made to jump through hoops of fire.

It appears that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco is not over yet. A "minor fire" broke out at the factory that manufactures the malicious

Immigration and the economy among topics English and Trump discuss in brief telephone call.

In Vietnam, Eli Orzessek finds friends to help him navigate a new country.

Every breath you take reminds you you're in Beijing, writes Jacqueline Smith.

A statement from the Trump administration called Iran's missile launch 'provocative', but did not outline any actions it intends to take.

The Philippines has suspended Rodrigo Duterte's notorious war on drugs following the brutal execution of an innocent man at the hands of police.

Heartbreaking footage shows a mother dolphin trying desperately to save her calf from Japanese hunters who planned to sell the animals to aquariums.

Six New Zealanders have reportedly been injured in a crash in Sri Lanka.

The perception that migrants take jobs from Kiwis and push up house prices are widespread, but the fear is overblown, a new report has found.

In the hours before Myuran Sukumaran faced the firing squad in Indonesia, it wasn't his imminent execution that was making him furious.

Susan Strongman is charmed by Taiwan and its people and finds many links to NZ.

President Trump handed China its clearest opening yet to tilt the geopolitical balance in Asia in its favour.