Flight of the Conchords seem to be doing okay when it comes to "business time" (that's not a euphemism).

Under French tradition, Dominique de Villepin's political hopes should be 'dead in the water'.

Production of cars has restarted at Saab's Trolhättan plant in Sweden after an interruption of seven weeks while the brand was sold to its new owner Spyker Cars.

Sandra Bullock is reportedly on the hunt for a high-end divorce lawyer.

A US general has sparked fury in the Netherlands by suggesting gay Dutch troops were partly to blame for the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

Scott Kara reviews new album There Is Love In You from Four Tet

Some of NZ's first national standards-based student reports have been issued by a Hamilton school amid concerns from its principal.

An Australian euthanasia advocate is meeting plenty of vocal opposition as he tours Ireland.

A woman driving down the UK's A1 motorway was pinned to the front of a truck in her car for over 530 metres.

A drug thought to be used by Kiwis as a substitute for ecstasy could be banned in Britain after being linked to two deaths.

Obese patients have been paid up to $911 to lose weight in a UK trial to test if financial incentives can be used to change unhealthy behaviour.