The PM's play date with pink
The pop star's kids got to hang out backstage with baby Neve - and a whole lot of Playdough.
'Bullying' in Beehive
Parliament has become a "100 per cent toxic workplace" where staff feel bullied, belittled and intimidated.
Choppers at the glacier
The stench of aviation fuel hangs over Franz Josef.
One shot in Auckland
6:22 AM Police have responded to a firearm incident in Auckland overnight.
I downloaded the manifesto
OPINION: I am liable for a $10,000 fine. I could have been up for a 14-year sentence.
NZDF cull pests
Out-of-control critters in the South Island high country are now in the army's crosshairs.
PM could have saved the CGT
A capital gains tax was never going to get past Winston. But Ardern could have won an election on one.
Pleading for NZ's help
An Afghan who fled the Taliban after working with Kiwi soldiers fears his wife may die without help.
Making dirty money clean
Most religions condemn gambling, but Sikhs and Christians accepted millions from pokies last year.
Mosque victim 'humbled' by prince
Farid Ahmed was singled out by the Prince of Wales for his message of forgiveness after the attacks.
Prince Charles praises victim
Farid Ahmed lost his wife in the attack, but he did not dwell in anger.
Singer's Christchurch art donation
System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian is auctioning off one of his paintings to raise funds for terror attack victims.
The Tourist Trap
More money, more problems on New Zealand's beautiful West Coast.
Fixing Official Information Act
Our official information law is as old as the personal computer, but it's never had a full upgrade. What can be done?
On the road with Pussy Riot
Russia’s famous rockers stripped, swam and protested across New Zealand.
Armed cops: The new normal?
Police believe officers are at risk and should be routinely armed. Academics and others disagree.
Big Decision: Abortion in NZ
WATCH: Stuff Circuit's new documentary explores the heated abortion debate, where beliefs are as salient as facts.
Is Trump above the law?
OPINION: Mueller report revelations show Trump's 2020 bid may be to escape the long arms of the law.
Heiress guilty in sex slave case
Following actress Allison Mack's plea, an heiress pleads guilty in a case accusing a group of creating a harem of sex slaves.
Firefighters leave Notre Dame
Notre Dame's parishioners celebrate Good Friday at a nearby church, praying for the damaged cathedral.
Making the Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Six Kiwis made the young business leaders list this year. What does it take and what are the rewards?
Ebert subbies battle on
Some lost employees, some lost a year's worth of pay. Some are increasing fees and vowing it won't be them - again.
Wendy's payouts late
Toni Tane, owed $1500 after not receiving 15 days in lieu from Wendy's, is among those yet to be paid out by the fast food giant.
Anzac parade will be missed
OPINION: The Anzacs will be honoured in Belgium on Thursday, but there will be no service in my neighbourhood.
Transformational? Yeah, nah
OPINION: How different is this Government from Helen Clark's? Turns out not that much.
Galapagos on a budget
We found a way to see as much as we would on a cruise, for the same amount of time – and at a fraction of the price.
Making dirty money clean
While most religions condemn gambling, Sikh and Christian groups still accepted millions from pokies last year.
Owners at fault over Fold breakages
The issues surrounding Samsung's latest phone aren't bothering the creators, with the new phone still set to hit shelves at the end of April.
Are iPhones too expensive?
Apple may have hit the price point we're not prepared to pay.
5G iPhone? Not this year
Legal fight over, it's a step closer.
Where it's Christmas every day
6:00 AM Even in the depths of winter, jingling bells and festive carols ring out at Charlotte Horan's Auckland shed.
Getting ready for spa season
Picture your spa as the centrepiece of your landscape design, says award-winning designer and garden consultant, Kate Hillier.
Where the teens hang out
The Block NZ winner Amy Moore gave her daughter's room a makeover, and has advice for others.
Sam Mannering has Easter cracked
This northern hemisphere celebration of spring is at the wrong end of the year for us, but it’s still a good time for a feast.
Lemon and pear cake
Juicy fruit, zesty lemons... The two combine to make a delicate match.
Exercise? Jog on
OPINION: After nearly a decade, the urge struck to lace up the trainers and do a lap or two of the park… in disguise.
Chase star plots post-quiz career
Fortunately for The Sinnerman, he's already got a fallback option.
My Sunday: Moana Maniapoto
Juggling music, documentary making and motherhood is all in a Sunday's work for the well-known Kiwi.
Finding currency in cocktails
From the Sidecar to the Singapore Sling, these are the accommodation-inspired slices of history.
Marine farms to be sensor-ed
New project will put "live" environmental data from all 600 Marlborough Sounds farms at the council's "fingertips".
Avocados hit $5
Dot Walton loves avocado but it's more than she can stomach paying $5 for each one.
Why you need Lizzo in your life
6:24 AM REVIEW: It's hard to sneer and be soulful at the same time, but she manages to go full Winehouse and retain her tongue firmly in her cheek.
Uncovering the Black Dahlia killer
OPINION: Elizabeth Short was just 22 when her body was found in a Los Angeles park. It was 1947.
Podcasts for Autumn
5:15 AM OPINION: If you’re bored of your playlist, or not a GoT fan, download these new podcasts.
Galapagos on a budget
We found a way to see as much as we would on a cruise, for the same amount of time – and at a fraction of the price.
Remember the Anzacs
You don't need to go all the way to the Gallipoli peninsula to find the start of the Anzac story.
Ophir well worth a visit
It might hold the record as New Zealand's coldest place, but it exudes warmth and charm.
An asylum on wheels
OPINION: How-to Dad Jordan Watson says he wants to buy a campervan, even when it feels like an asylum on wheels.
Screens top worry for parents
Three out of four Kiwi parents feel they don't spend enough time with children, according to survey.
Homeless man reunited with pet rat
Thanks to the hard work of the Australian police, Lucy the rat has been returned to her homeless owner.
Swinging into the record books
Charlie survived 33 hours on gingernut biscuits, hot chocolate, seasickness pills and a kiwifruit-print cushion.
Sunday Drive: Mitsubishi Triton VRX
Does a top-spec ute with all the fruit really need to cost $70k? Mitsubishi doesn't think so.
An oldie but still quite a goodie
The Giulietta Veloce is ancient in car terms. But might it be an ancient treasure?
The fastest 7-seat SUV (sort of)
The Kodiaq has become the first Skoda SUV to wear the RS badge. Can it live up to it?
How I keep depression at bay
OPINION: It took me 10 years to overcome depression, so now I will always do what it takes to stay in the light.
What makes you happy?
Tell us what is truly important to you and how you measure true happiness.
Service will remain with me
OPINION: I will never forget witnessing a service at the Notre Dame Cathedral, over 40 years ago.
Mo'unga the most influential
Crusaders No 10 Richie Mo'unga tops groundbreaking data analysis model while Beauden Barrett is outside the world's top 20.
Tiger and TJ bring the tears
OPINION: Redemption and support sprung from different sporting sources to offer comfort.
Warriors want Anzac game
The Warriors feel it's their turn to host the Anzac Day game against the Storm.
Climate protests 'a shadow of real thing'
A few moments of disruption is not much in the scheme of climate change, protesters say.
The moment is here
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern called climate change our "nuclear-free" moment. A damning new report suggests the Doomsday Clock has moved closer to midnight.
Attenborough: 'We're running out of time'
Sir David Attenborough's new documentary warns viewers time is nearly up when it comes to climate change.
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The evolution of the dog
During the Ice Age, an eight-year-old walked along a narrow passage - alongside the child were a wolf's tracks.
Can you buy happiness?
For money expert Mary Holm, happiness includes owning her own home, travel and security.
Why we binge eat
Body and mind transformation coach Eugenia Nikiforow explains why people overeat, and how they can stop.
The evolution of the dog
During the Ice Age, an eight-year-old walked along a narrow passage - alongside the child were a wolf's tracks.
Tiny newbuild has enviable footprint
This modest, new-build family home perches lightly on the land as it leans out over Lyttelton Harbour, and has a tiny eco footprint.
Old home's Scandi makeover
Clean white surfaces and natural timber provide the perfect backdrop for the owners of The Vintage Shop’s love of Scandinavian design.
How to make perfect scones
There are few things more inviting than a plate of freshly baked scones, dripping in cream and jam.
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.
End of Campbell's roving days
OPINION: TVNZ's call to put John Campbell, one of their highest-paid stars, on Breakfast is hard to fathom.
Risks of offshore gambling
Rogue operators could be running sites which give punters zero chance of winning.
Jones out to beat the boys
Olympic silver medallist Luuka Jones will be out to beat her coach as she preps for the Tokyo 2020 canoe slalom.
Sexual harassment disclosure model praised
The anonymous model for sexual harassment disclosure has been welcomed by sexual abuse prevention advocates.
Uni dream soured for women students
Alison Mau meets young women whose university dreams have been shattered by 'entitled' young men.
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.