The tide of Kiwis heading to Australia has slowed. Perhaps because they've realised things are better over there.

The BRW rich list has just been released. What better way to present the countdown that in the style of legendary British DJ (of Aussie origin) Alan 'Fluff' Freeman.

The renewable energy industry has a fight on its hand, competing against a heavily subsidised fossil fuels industry. The Australia Institute's Rod Campbell describes the extent of the problem.

Police in the North of England seem to have over-reacted to news of an escape cow this week, with gun toting officers shooting the animal in cold blood.

Britain is yet to vote about withdrawing from the EU, but the Bank of England leaked documents showing that they were preparing for the Euro-exit. Is it inevitable?

Eurovision was a bit dull this year. A Swede with a beard won first prize. But John Dobbie suggests it could be used as a bargaining chip to keep Britain in the EU.

In the US the Obama administration is planning to ban all trans fat, after numerous studies have concluded it is linked to cardiovascular disease.

Don Draper has gone to teach the world to drink coke whilst Letterman is wandering off into the sunset. Richard Kazimer looks at the end of two TV greats.

Gay marriage in Ireland. Letterman moving on. The world is changing. Except here.

Australia was at the mercy of international terriers. Namely Boo and Pistol. It took Barnaby Joyce to see them off, on pain of death.