'Don't ignore the problems'
Nicola is an outreach worker and helps homeless Aucklanders in desperate need.
'I killed my mate'
Jordan McGrath got behind the wheel drunk and sped to a party. He has to live with the fact he killed one of his best friends.
Into Pike River: 'We've done it'
Tears flowed as three men walked into the Pike River mine drift on Tuesday.
Family found 33 years later
A baby abandoned in a London airport bathroom in 1986 now knows some of the truth.
Not ready to forgive
Russell McVeagh sponsorship offer rejected because of 2018 sex assault scandal.
Jamie Oliver's restaurant woes
Celeb chef's restaurant chain reportedly filing for involvency, putting 1300 jobs at risk.
Farm workers lose all in blaze
Three dairy farmers left their home to drench some cattle. An hour later, they were told they had lost everything in a house fire - including their dog.
Fire destroys firefighters' truck
7:00 AM Gabbie Mullally teased her husband about his truck being on fire before realising it was no joke.
We're all subsidising shooters
OPINION: The gun licensing system costs more to administer than shooters pay. That can't be right.
Chch imam's politics bid
Gamal Fouda, the Al Noor Mosque imam who won acclaim for his response to the Chch terror attacks, wants to enter local politics.
'Bogus doctor' baffled
She denies impersonating a doctor to access terror attack victims, and is allowed to again visit a survivor.
Drink driver: 'I killed my mate'
Jordan McGrath got behind the wheel drunk and sped to a party. He has to live with the fact he killed one of his best friends.
'He broke our family'
Emma Ford was 'the rock' of her family. Alcohol, excessive speed and a young man at the wheel combined to killed her.
The untold story of Ann Yesler
When Ann Yesler told her husband she was considering sex work, he killed her. But he didn't mean to, and wasn't culpable, he argued.
Missing OIA agreements
Recommendations that ministers sign agreements to outlaw politicised interference with OIA responses ent nowhere.
Cheating on transport
Teen activist has blasted British politicians for cheating on emissions. NZ is doing the same 'creative accounting'.
Sherpa climbs Everest 24th time
16 min ago Kami Rita extends his record for successful climbs with his second time on the summit in a week.
Charged for 'milkshaking' Farage
UK man charged with common assault and criminal damage after lobbing drink at Brexiteer.
May offers vote on new referendum
British PM Theresa May offers lawmakers the chance to vote on a new referendum on the country's membership in the EU.
Tech company sold for $45m
13 min ago A Nelson tech company which tracks cargo from locations all over the world has been bought by a Canadian firm.
Diatomite miner's application delayed
An application to buy land for diatomite mining was lodged in February 2018 - but will take more time.
Redundancies in harsh times
5:30 AM OPINION: Workers' job security is often at the mercy of corporate deals.
Redundancies in harsh times
5:30 AM OPINION: Workers' job security is often at the mercy of corporate deals.
The growth problem
Budget 2019 might be billed as wellbeing, but only taxes pay the bills.
Can Huawei survive without Google?
Life without Google is normal in China, and Huawei may eventually have an Android alternative for Western customers.
Finding Fiji, and each other
Adventuring together as a family proves such a rewarding way to stay connected that it gradually became a tradition.
The disinformation age
Growing risk of audio and video manipulation will soon leave people questioning everything they see.
Facial recognition app for pandas
Chinese researchers spend two years analysing 120,000 images and 10,000 video clips of the monochromatic furballs.
5 Kiwi apps that make your life easier
It's not magic, it's just an app.
Phil Spencer: Add $78k to house
Want to add value to your biggest asset? It might pay to check out Phil Spencer's hot tips.
Flatpack housing is our future
Opinion: We've seen the Bunnings houses; we've heard from the owners; we're sold on the idea.
Couple's $1m self-build log home
This family are living in a caravan while building their 440sqm dream eco home.
Chefs swap kitchens for farms
Ten top international chefs have travelled to the Otago high country to learn more about the produce they're cooking with.
By the slice is twice as nice
REVIEW: Tommy Millions' three Wellington kiosks turn out New York-style pizza that's light of crust and hefty of flavour.
Honey remedy for cold sores
6 min ago Got a whopping big cold sore? Your treatment options just got wider thanks to bees and some Kiwi ingenuity.
What is vitiligo?
It's not "serious" or life-threatening in any way, but can be very very distressing for those who suffer from it.
Know any Women of Influence?
Nominations are open for the seventh annual Women of Influence awards.
Recipe: La Zeppa's Bloody Mary
6:30 AM It's the drink you love, but with added fried chicken and bacon.
El Barrio's colourful opening
The new Wellington eaterie announced its arrival with a four-day musical extravaganza.
Chefs swap kitchens for farms
Ten top international chefs have travelled to the Otago high country to learn more about the produce they're cooking with.
A twin surprise
OPINION: There are a few tricks to successfully rearing twin calves.
Your next post-GoT binge show
7:00 AM Now Game of Thrones is finished, the hunt is on for the next big show.
US state won't air same-sex wedding
6:20 AM A rat and an aardvark walked down the aisle, and stations across the US aired the couple's big moment - except in Alabama.
Noah Wyle's new emotional journey
6:43 AM "It was one of those things where I cried at the table read. I cried at the rehearsal. I cried in every shot."
I beat 280,000 for dream job
1 min ago Anne Tachado is one of five winners in competition to live the rural Italian dream.
Away from Tokyo's bustle
6:00 AM The resort town that's a favourite with the Japanese.
Sherpa climbs Everest 24 times
15 min ago Kami Rita extends his record for successful climbs with his second time on the summit in a week.
Graduation day emotions
That brief moment of letting myself enjoy my achievement, well, it was fun while it lasted.
Parents forget baby in Hamburg taxi
It's a new parents' nightmare. Thankfully the little one made it home safe.
Power cuts action plan for Whangamomona
When the power goes out in New Zealand's only republic, getting basic needs fast isn't an option.
Russell Birdman in peril
A lack of pokie machines in the small Northland town of Russell is putting its quirky winter event in jeopardy.
Camry hybrid now more worldly
It's hard to think of a less European car than the Toyota Camry. But now it's returned to the Continent and UK. Do they like it as much as we do?
EVs shouldn't depend on incentives
The boss of Volvo's Tesla-fighting brand, Polestar, doesn't think subsidies on EVs are a good idea.
Car imports a national threat, says Trump
President Trump is stretching the definition of 'national security' to the limit by targeting car imports from Europe and Japan, say experts.
What we can learn from the US
OPINION: Our education system needs to prepare students for life beyond the classroom.
I wanted to end her suffering
OPINION: A brain tumour had taken everything from her. We only wanted our little girl to suffer no longer and just go to sleep.
Your thoughts on abortion
What's it like getting an abortion in NZ - and is it time to overhaul our laws?
Waratahs stand Latu down
9 min ago Test frontrower apologises for not telling his club and coach about drink driving offence.
Crusaders: alcohol not a factor
Independent witnesses come forward as Crusaders say alcohol not a factor in alleged incident in Cape Town.
Hamilton pays tribute to Lauda
"Thank you for being a bright light in my life," Lewis Hamilton said on Instagram of his racing mentor Niki Lauda.
Climate declaration sets new course
OPINION: There was no escaping the mood that this was a critical proposal whose time had come.
Rising sea level could affect 187m
Scientists think the newly predicted rise could have "profound consequences for humanity".
The impact of climate strike kids
They may not be able to vote, but clued-up teens can still make a big difference, study shows.
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Cartoons
Read the latest cartoons from Stuff, including Dilbert, Sharon Murdoch, Tom Scott and more.
Stopped from going blind
Wendy Johnstone got a huge shock when she realised she lost the sight in her left eye – she thought she just needed stronger glasses.
The enduring comforts of list-making
Lists - why we make them, why we need them, and what our lists reveal about us.
Kiwi's role in royal wedding
Meghan and Harry's newly released wedding photos have revealed an important Kiwi connection.
80s house gets stylish makeover
By spending just over $40,000, this family got a whole new look for both inside and outside.
4 DIY projects with placemats
We've taken these $3 wooden placemats from Kmart and turned them into four easy DIY projects.
Doris and her German sausages
One local food producer has brought German meat treats to the mainstream in Nelson.
Easy slow-cooker chicken soup
Prep your ingredients, pop them in the slow cooker and come back eight hours later.
Do pregnancy pillows help?
Many pregnant women choose to sleep with a pregnancy pillow to help get their body in the right position.
Makeup with skincare benefits
Because who doesn't love a beauty product that gives you more bang for your buck?
Celebs share Miss Crabb memories
The Kiwi label is closing its doors at the end of March, leaving behind a legacy of irreverence and creativity.
Fashion editors' shameful buys
Feeling guilty about splurging on an impractical item you just had to have? You're not alone.
The genius and folly of Pasture
After enduring money troubles, a breakdown and a break-up, Pasture’s Ed Verner is finally finding firmer ground – and puts no limits on what he can achieve.
How to justify a $300 dinner
Why not put money aside to save for something truly special, writes Jean Teng.
What happens now at Pike River
One of the country's most experienced miners tells how the Pike River mine re-entry will proceed.
Abortion laws should be strengthened
OPINION: This is a watershed moment for women's reproductive freedom in NZ and an opportunity to overturn 40-year-old laws.
Opening Pike River mine
With the Pike River mine seal about to be broken, widow Anna Osborne discusses her hopes and fears.
