1A North Korean propaganda video shows dogs being trained for war. It is also believed to have moved missiles by rail to a coastal launch pad within range of United States bases in South Korea, Japan and Guam. Prime Minister John Key has also decided against talking any more about the likelihood of New Zealand becoming involved in a war with North Korea while he is visiting China.

2A top cyber security expert has confirmed that the majority of cyber attacks on New Zealand do come from China.

3Investors in Mighty River Power could be forced to pay Ngati Tuwharetoa millions of dollars each year for water storage in Lake Taupo.

4Gruesome details of the 2011 killing and dismemberment of teenager Hayden Miles have emerged for the first time today at the trial of Gavin Gosnell.

5Jeremy McLaughlin has denied murdering Christchurch schoolgirl Jade Bayliss in November 2011 but admits burglary and arson.

6The family of 2Degrees boss Eric Hertz and his wife, who were killed last week when their light plane crashed into the sea off Raglan, will hold a memorial service in Auckland this week.

7A Danish politician who labelled a Maori powhiri as 'uncivilised and grotesque' says she stands by her remarks, despite receiving hate mail.

8An elderly man is in a stable condition in Auckland Hospital after becoming trapped between his car and his church after accidentally hitting the accelerator.

9The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has won an interim injunction preventing the leak of confidential information contained in an email sent in error.

10A media law expert says the boy racer who breached a suppression order by releasing video of the two men accused of assaulting cricketer Jesse Ryder on social media could be facing up to two months in prison.

11Queenstown postie Philippa Lindsay, who failed to deliver over 20,000 items, has been sentenced to over a year in prison.

12A look at the crucial role the world's 10,000 zoos are playing in helping to ensure the survival of endangered species.

13After a successful trial in the United States, Facebook has begun charging users money to send messages to celebrities or people that they do not know.

14Environmentalists are calling for tougher regulations in Antarctica as tourism numbers continue to rise.

15Stephen Peacocke has won the Logie Award for Most Popular Australian Actor.