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Europe is your oyster
Leila George has advice to bear in mind when looking for long-haul bargains.
Belgium: Tintin lives forever
The spirit of the famous boy reporter thrives in Belgium, writes Max Wooldridge.
Five of the best Northern Lights viewing spots
Hit Europe's far north for spellbinding views of the Aurora Borealis.
Six killed in grisly Mt Albert domestic attacks that shocked Auckland
Elderly man ruled insane after fatally injuring housekeeper then himself.
Switzerland: Downhill from here
It's a playground of the rich but Verbier wants to lose its 'exclusive' label.
Macabre in Mt Albert: 'Death pact' family found after 11 days
Elderly man ruled insane after fatally injuring housekeeper then himself
Europe travel gets cheaper
Emirates and House of Travel have offered a record low airfares to Europe.
A guilty secret: Who killed Rick Hayward?
Rick Hayward vanished after parking his car on an isolated back road four years ago.
Festival celebrates rise in NZ-French trade
France is New Zealand's third largest partner within Europe.
The Netherlands: Well-ferried state
Hand-cranked 'voetveren' is a fabulous finale to a day of criss-crossing waterways.
Watch: Quake baby rescued from the rubble
Seven-month-old and his two older brothers are pulled from a collapsed building in Italy.
Expat teachers get $7000 grant to return
Up to 100 expatriate and foreign teachers will get a $7000 grant to move to NZ.
The day the world wept
Diana's death from the point of view of royals, politicians, family and the public.
Trump spreads 'fake' pigs blood story
Trump responded quickly to attack, but there was a problem with what he had to say.
What we know about Barcelona attack
The attack in a popular tourist destination has killed 13 people and injured dozens more.
Cornwall: As I was going to St Ives
Xenia Taliotis visits the pretty villages that have inspired artists for centuries.
Baby dolphin dies after being passed around for selfies
Baby dolphin dies after "hundreds" of beachgoers surrounded it to take pictures with it.
Cyclist blamed victim for fatal crash
UK cyclist is charged with causing harm 'by furious driving' under 1861 act.
American bashed for giving Nazi salute
The 41-year-old tourist was beaten up outside a cafe in a liberal part of Dresden.
Dos kiwis and a dash of Dali
Kaye Mueller explores rural Catalonia and discovers eccentrics and entrepreneurs.
Cancer mum: 'We want to ... live our lives as us'
Claire McLintock hopes a new breast cancer drug will give her more quality years.
Sunbathers stunned as migrants storm beach
Spain could surpass Greece this year as a gateway for migrants entering Europe by sea.
Belgium: Field of honour
When soldiers ran on to Flanders Fields no side won, writes Nicholas Jones.
Heatwave 'Lucifer' claims more victims
Temperatures remain close to 40 degrees for much of southern Europe.
'We slept in the same bed': Questions over kidnapped model
Italian police looking into possibility that pair collaborated after latest revelations.
Tax crackdown on US tech giants
France is working to plug loopholes that have allowed US tech giants to minimise taxes.
Model's terror: 'My wrists, ankles were handcuffed'
British model has described how she was drugged, handcuffed, gagged and put in a bag.