Farmers 'ATMs' for beneficiaries
A regional farming president says tax reforms will use farmers like ATMs to pay for the "useless".
'No proof' of collusion
9:51 AM US special counsel finds Trump didn't conspire with Russia, but doesn't exonerate him from obstruction of justice.
While Winston was sleeping
9:10 AM OPINION: Jacinda Ardern's star keeps rising, while Winston Peters appears out of time.
Gun owners lose sleep
One gun owner fears rifle could fall into wrong hands. Others feel they are being "demonised".
Americans puzzled by Kiwi pies
9:29 AM Eating a meat pie out of a bag is a cultural hurdle - but they love it when they do.
Truth emerges on honeymoon
A former teacher has been jailed for abusing his wife, who catalogued her injuries.
40,000-strong vigil calls for unity
Aroha and solidarity rang out loud and clear across Christchurch's Hagley Park.
Parliament's mass staff walkout
Parliament's back office staff are quitting in droves, costing taxpayers almost $250,000.
Son's quest for proof of death
His boat washed up without him five years ago, but his children still can't access his modest savings.
The victims of terror
Stuff special report: On March 15, 2019, a gunman walked into two Christchurch mosques and killed 50 people. These are the victims who lost their lives in the callous act of terror.
The gamification of terrorism
There is a connection between video games and extremism. It's just not what Donald Trump thinks.
What next for widows, kids?
A dozen fathers of young children died in the Christchurch mosque attacks. Their families need all the help they can get.
37 pharmacists investigated
A tramadol addict used the same, photocopied script over and over to sustain her dangerous habit.
Trump touts 'total exoneration'
2 min ago The US president celebrates Robert Mueller's findings, describes probe as an "illegal takedown that failed".
Chemist Warehouse staff strike
One protester said her tyres were slashed, others were struck by trucks in Australia.
China trade threats ‘all bark'
8:17 AM Talk of strained NZ-China relations has led to fears of trade reprisals - but Beijing has its own reasons to stay calm.
Brexit hits Smiggle's dreams
15 min ago Australian stationery juggernaut Smiggle says it's the latest victim of Brexit chaos.
Airport construction back on track
Early warning signs led the board of Hawke's Bay Airport to put contingency plans in place.
Fox a 'cashflow machine'
8:27 AM OPINION: Fox Corp ditches its movie business and keeps its Netflix-proof portfolio.
Ending hatred
8:44 AM OPINION: Racism and Other-ing breeds the hate and violence that the Christchurch attack stemmed from. Let's all play our part to end it.
Time to focus on the real issues
OPINION: Stadiums or delays to Auckland's major transport projects? Guess what's getting Auckland councillors most riled up.
How to fuel 30 hungry under-5s
Mac 'n' cheese and a few well-hidden veges mean the youngsters at one KidsCan-backed kindy are certainly fit for the chase, writes How-to Dad Jordan Watson.
Zombie insurance survival guide
Opinion: If you’ve ever worked in Australia, be warned - the zombies are coming for your superannuation, writes Richard Meadows
Life without Facebook is great
OPINION: I left Facebook five years ago because it made me feel crazy. I have never looked back.
The gamification of terrorism
There is a connection between video games and extremism. It's just not what Donald Trump thinks.
Staying safe on the internet
OPINION: Haters are all around us and Facebook's in it for the money. So, thank goodness for the Prime Minister.
Jacarandas frame sanctuary
10 min ago Bereft and uncertain, Annie Dow finished this award-winning garden to honour her husband.
How to grow beetroot
9:14 AM Autumn is a great time to grow classic red beets but did you know there are striped and golden yellow ones too?
Home built around a backyard
Big enough for three boys, the garden was once the only good thing about this house.
The week in celeb Instagrams
This week, KJ Apa has a rough day, Karlie Kloss suits up and Chris Pratt gets slimed.
Simon Wright: Autumn feasting
Simon Wright has nailed a recipe for homemade ketchup that a fussy 4-year-old is happy with.
Saying goodbye to my pet croc
"I'm one of the only homes that hasn't been broken into," jokes Australia's 'Croc Lady'.
Cat yoga at feline-friendly cafe
Forget downward-facing dog - a Christchurch cafe is running classes with kitties climbing over the budding yogis.
Be kind to one another
OPINION: Now more than ever we need kindness, understanding and acceptance.
Working those glutes, hamstrings, calves
For many people, daily life doesn't use much of the posterior chain, (think sitting all the time).
Sorting the wheat from the chaff
Beer judging in full swing: one person's technically excellent beer is "brutally bitter" to someone else.
Miso, caramelised white chocolate and sesame cake
Toasted white chocolate isn’t the only unusual ingredient in this recipe.
Family first at Mt Horrible farm
The Hayward family, who farm 1700 hectares of land across the Timaru district describe their goal as "to give our children the same opportunity to farm that we were given".
Time for gun responsibility
OPINION: To ensure such a tragedy never happens again we must willingly accept the loss of some freedoms.
Why GOT is the GOAT
OPINION: As fluoro is synonymous with the 80s, so will society look back at the 2010s and think, "Hodor".
Shazam! is a joy ... seriously
REVIEW: The DC superhero pic doesn't take itself seriously, and it works.
MAFS recap: Two couples exit
But the pressure's on others as the experiment enters its final stages.
Fiji stunner: entry by seaplane only
Built by an Aussie billionaire, the luxury Kokomo Private Island has only 26 villas and is 45 minutes by plane from Nadi.
The world's 10 best city walks
You don't have to leave the city to take a hike.
Myths about NZ travel
It's time to break down these myths to show you why your next trip should be in your own backyard.
Lessons from the karate kids
OPINION: Tiny cotton-clad children are learning to vanquish an enemy, in a place where respect – not size – matters.
Kids know the house is burning
OPINION: We may feel complacent about climate change but the kids get the urgency.
Duster replaces deadbeat dad
The father in question happened to sire a clutch of Australia's most important bird. Then he abandoned them.
Saying goodbye to my pet croc
"I'm one of the only homes that hasn't been broken into," jokes Australia's 'Croc Lady'.
How EVs can give us power back
8:44 AM Pilot scheme has started that lets EVs give a little back - power, that is.
Five Kei cars we need
Kei cars are awesome. Here is five we would love to see here.
What happens to old EV batteries?
Electric vehicles are the future - but could that mean an eco-nightmare when all those batteries wear out?
Tribute to a Muslim friend
OPINION: My Muslim friend is a holy man but accepting of all religions. As a Kiwi man, he has taught me so much.
'They have the upper hand'
OPINION: The Christchurch killer knew he could use Facebook as a weapon. He won’t be the last.
It's time for a name change
OPINION: The boys in red and black are named after people who murdered, raped and pillaged to reclaim land in the name of faith. It's not OK.
Live: Ko in Founders Cup hunt
2 min ago Kiwi golfer in the mix at the prestigious LPGA Tour event in Phoenix, Arizona.
St Kent's cleared to play
3 min ago An independent panel brokers a solution to dispute that threatened Auckland's top rugby schools championship.
Disaster for Dixon in Texas
9:24 AM Kiwi driver caught out in late caution mayhem in Austin as American rookie Colton Herta nails maiden IndyCar victory.
Trees slow climate change
OPINION: Deforestation leads to local temperature increases that will likely contribute to bumping up the global temperature.
EU postpones 2050 climate goal
Leaders push back on long-term efforts to fight climate change, with some countries abandoning 2050 pledge.
Rising sea level a risk to homes
Up to 30 per cent of Auckland's city centre is at risk from sea level rises caused by climate change.
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Cartoons
Read the latest cartoons from Stuff, including Dilbert, Sharon Murdoch, Tom Scott and more.
10 of the best Auckland cafes
Whittled down from Metro's Top 50 Cafes list, these are the top spots for a banging brunch or sweet-as treats.
Uber tips: Not how NZ rolls
OPINION: In NZ, we expect people will be paid adequately without needing a system to top that up.
MAFS NZ's Tayler's truths
The stress of a bad romance was taking its toll on Tayler, but he's now back to his old self and is loving his new life.
Sarah Gandy's cancer ordeal
In an act of self-preservation, Sarah hasn't asked doctors what stage her cancer is at. "I don't want to know," she says. "I'm having what's called 'curative' treatment, so that's enough for me."
Rundown villa's expert makeover
This Auckland couple gave their designer free rein to overhaul a run-down heritage villa and make it ready for modern living.
How to make perfect scones
There are few things more inviting than a plate of freshly baked scones, dripping in cream and jam.
Earlobe fillers are now a thing
"These are really young, fashionable women who are wearing large statement earrings that can be quite heavy."
5 hot hat trends for summer
Even if you're not a "hat person", here's 5 ways to bring your style to another level.
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.
China trade threats ‘all bark'
Talk of strained NZ-China relations has led to fears of trade reprisals - but Beijing has its own reasons to stay calm.
Sparring with the boys
Kiwi boxer Geovana Peres is looking for an extra edge ahead of the biggest fight of her life.
PM balances Christchurch against Turkey & Trump
ANALYSIS: As NZ recovers from the devastating terror attack, the outside world keeps intervening in ways welcome and not.
More TVNZ sexual misconduct claims
A TVNZ staff member was forced to resign after exposing his penis to revellers at the company's 2018 Christmas party.
#metooNZ: What has changed?
We still don’t really know the full extent of workplace sexual harassment.
Complaints and the consequences
After months of harassment, Emily reported the problem. Then things got worse.