The 'nerdiest housewarming ever'
6:46 PM This Auckland couple invited the major parties to their housewarming - and they showed up.
Money day for MPs
12 min ago The election campaign is set to change gear as parties hear how much cash they can splash on promises.
The Valley: Mission Ready
The bait and hook: The tactic NZ soldiers prepped before deployment in Afghanistan.
Weta takes on Game Of Thrones
7:09 PM Wellington comes to GOT as Kiwi digital visual effects firm work their CGI magic on show.
Pair had no idea of trawler cost
They created a bogus family tragedy to divert fishing trawler - costing Talley's $173k.
The great American eclipse
Stuff photographer Lawrence Smith joined the eclipse chasers in Oregon, USA.
River crash victim dies
The 60-year-old had been pulled from a ute which disappeared beneath the surface of the Waikato River.
Live: On the campaign trail
Green Party bleeds personnel, with two key staffers stepping down from their roles.
Riders stirrup trouble on beach
Horse riders are causing a stink at Orewa Beach, but the majority of residents think they should stay.
Coppola's very civil gender war
REVIEW: Perfectly paced and terrifically engrossing, Sofia Coppola's Beguiled draws the viewer in via shifting sympathies and nuanced characters.
More turmoil for Green Party
Weeks out from the election both its political director and chief of staff step down.
Greens push capital gains tax
It's silly arguing about it so lets just get on with it, say the Greens.
Wading into water debate
Canterbury regional councillor releases Taylor Swift-inspired music video over NZ's freshwater concerns.
Trump retools Afghanistan plan
US President Donald Trump vows "fight to win" in Afghanistan as he commits to sending more troops.
33 hurt after train station crash
6:38 PM Passenger says there was "blood everywhere" after an inbound train crashed into another train at a station in Philadelphia, US.
Torso found amid submarine hunt
"Too early" to tell if remains are those of a missing Swedish journalist who is believed to have died on a privately built submarine.
Battle over 'field of dreams'
7:23 PM Auckland Council's plan to sell prime land in Takapuna is angering some of the community.
Swimmable rivers pledge
Farming leaders representing 80 per cent of the industry have pledged to make all NZ rivers swimmable.
Kiwibank CEO departing
Long time boss Paul Brock set to "take a break".
Cozmo, a robot with personality
A new toy robot going on sale in New Zealand will educate you, charm you and maybe even replace your pet.
Try talking to your phone
I've been speaking to my devices a lot more as I try to get them to work faster.
PCs to get huge speed boost
The eighth generation of Intel chips will provide as much as a 40 per cent jump over its predecessor.
Classic kitchen is chef's delight
There's plenty going on behind the scenes in this award-winning kitchen in a new Christchurch home.
Let's move to...Dargaville
The worst and the best of times led the Steel family to leave Auckland for Baylys Beach.
House pops up in field
This 140-year-old homestead was no longer wanted, so she was sold as is, shifted and popped up in the middle of a field.
Shamed for sharing a dessert
A gay couple asked for a sundae with two spoons, but the server refused.
Do you have these microbeads?
About 100 products will be banned from May next year - do you need to do a clean out?
Which cuppa is best for you?
Tea or coffee? Let's break down which brew is really better for you.
5 foods to stop you getting sick
Get lemon, garlic and Brazil nuts in your diet.
Do you have banned microbeads?
About 100 products will be banned from May next year - do you need to do a clean out?
Reckon you can taste wine?
New Zealand will send a team to compete in the World Wine Blind Tasting Challenge for the first time this year.
'Violence and cruelty'
7:12 PM Farmer broke tails of cows, punched them, and struck them with a pipe, a court has heard.
Buyers lining up for deer farms
The demand for deer farms in Canterbury cannot be met.
Bad behaviour as entertainment
OPINION: One Australian is not happy about the kind of "family" content that's airing on TV screens.
Will Kiwis join Eurovision Asia?
Eurovision is coming to the Pacific, and TVNZ is investigating how to join the extravaganza.
Is Joss Whedon a 'hypocrite'?
OPINION: He's had a string of affairs behind his wife's back... but does that make him a bad feminist?
Croatia's beach bar for dogs
Happy canines and owners can lie in the sun or dive in the Adriatic water.
Jet gets up close to eclipse
A special eclipse-chasing charter flight gave lucky passengers a unique view of the event.
Pilotless planes, cheaper flights
With a huge demand for pilots, the future of flying might be in remote-control aircraft.
Huge money for classic cars
Wads of cash have changed hands in a huge week of US vintage and classic car auctions.
Guts, glory and car glamour
A 1929 Mercedes-Benz has won the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Best in Show.
Little Citroen a happy car
After years of so-so product, Citroen has the package right with the new C3.
Memories of Sir Colin Meads
A legend, a role model, an inspiration - Sir Colin Meads will be missed by many.
He taught me a drinking game
Attempting to go beer for beer with some All Blacks was always going to end badly - and Pinetree told me as much.
Albi and Nola: Reluctant friends
After a somewhat dicey start, these two troublemakers have found common ground.
ABs wizards of Oz
The Wallabies copped a hammering when they missed almost 50 tackles in their loss to the All Blacks in Sydney.
Mick 'The Kick' backs Wallabies
Skills coach Mick Byrne has urged Wallabies fans to be patient after their Bledisloe Cup bumbles.
Smith focused before break
All Blacks vice-captain Ben Smith wants to win the Bledisloe Cup before thinking about his sabbatical.
Trump's lack of winning options
OPINION: Donald Trump vows to win a war with no end in sight using a speech better suited to a pep rally.
Dunne is gone - what next?
OPINION: Winston Peters and Te Ururoa Flavell are now the last leaders standing from the last election.
The case that divides the nation
The Bain case is the most divisive in New Zealand’s criminal history. Why?
James Shaw's longest week
The Green leader is the last man standing – or on this occasion, sitting. In the bath. Watching Game of Thrones.
Neil Finn: nowhere to hide
The Crowded House great is livestreaming the recording of his new album - so we went and sat in.
Life as a woman in Afghanistan
Paula Penfold goes to a land where women are subservient, controlled and, on the streets, almost invisible.
Turning learning into real life
New Zealand's favourite teacher Sue Gunn inspires a new generation to the chalkface.
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How Colin Meads became 'Pinetree'
A tall man walking on a New Plymouth street was the inspiration behind the nickname of one of NZ's greatest All Blacks.
Message in bottle travels 800km
A carefree message from tourists in Greece travelled troubled waters to land on a Gaza beach.
'Maggot' in Macca's ice cream
A girl started screaming and retching after finding what appeared to be a maggot in her McDonald's treat.
Gender-neutral urinals? No thanks
OPINION: Berlin's plan to introduce gender-neutral urinals to public toilets raises oh-so-many questions.
How to live with young adults
OPINION: Got some young adults living in your home? Life will be a lot easier if you follow these tips.
What it's like when baby's overdue
OPINION: Waiting for a baby to arrive is like ordering a much anticipated item and then being told the item is stuck in customs.
Left in the dark about vaccines
A lack of information is discouraging many pregnant Kiwi women from immunising their children.
Aircraft emergency exits explained
You hear "cabin crew arm doors and cross check". But what does that mean?
How well-travelled are Kiwis?
We're a country of globetrotters, according to new research... but not before the Irish and Aussies.
Swapping Dunedin for Singapore
Rupy Jassal wanted to escape our cold winter and now every day feels like a holiday.
