Loss of promising young athlete
5:21 PM Jayda Akuhata-Brown, 14, had represented NZ and was on track to be the next Valerie Adams.
Threat of $5 lettuces
6:00 PM Auckland's urban sprawl could cause the loss of a secure fruit and vege supply.
Hansen sets Fifita straight
5:44 PM "I kind of feel like he's not telling me the truth," Vaea Fifita said. Hansen got on the phone.
High country buy-back falters
5:48 PM Taxpayers help may be needed to buy high country land from a foreign billionaire.
A life-size plane - in his garage
5:31 PM Numbers jumble around for Nic Beca, but it all becomes clear when he picks up a tool.
The ugly reality of renting
17 min ago OPINION: Renters are financially exploitable, and they are ripe for intimidation. It's time for this to stop.
Māori King spending chastised
4:42 PM Former advisor pens letter accusing office of spending $100k on perfume, beauty treatments and clothes.
No more motels for high-risk offenders
Corrections says there are 19 high-risk offenders living in motels across the country. It wants to reduce that figure to zero.
Teen rapist guilty
16-year-old admits raping woman and assaulting her daughter in Hamilton home.
An extraordinary leaky house saga
The NZ boss of the world's biggest real estate firm is in a $500,000 legal fight over the sale of her leaky home.
‘Significant moisture issues’
With the discovery of an old building report, the legal case over the leaky house at 2B Edgecumbe St gets bigger.
The unsettling truth about our beginnings
These are the facts we need to face about the way New Zealand was made.
The reality White House
US President, former aide trade barbs in messy tirade similar to their roles as reality show boss and villain.
Worm in eye becomes art
There it was, an inch-long roundworm. The doctor placed it in a container and Ben Taylor watched it die.
Kiwi in Bali jail
4:52 PM Matthew Arai is in jail for knocking a man off his scooter.
Mind the (infrastructure) gap
Pension funds see profit in fixing NZ's 'sagging infrastructure' says law firm.
Local meat workers 'rejected'
4:47 PM Union opposes move to import 100 overseas workers at Southland meat plants.
BNZ: Govt will miss debt target
Leading economist says it's "questionable" whether his children should get free uni fees.
Virtual reality quake training
When the big one hits, this hospital has already experienced it - in VR.
Even better than the real thing
Student's virtual reality market research leaving consumer surveys in the dust.
Google tracks movements - like it or not
Google wants to know where you go so badly that it records your movements even when you explicitly tell it not to.
When neighbours leave a mess
Just how derelict can a property get before the authorities step in?
Serial renovator at just 29
Felicity Clark's sixth reno is a '70s house that's a funky tribute to Le Corbusier.
Dads feel guilty too
OPINION: Last week I wrote a column suggesting fathers are immune to 'mum guilt'. Then some dads got in touch.
Online abuse of women minimised
OPINION: I wish there was an uproar every time one of my female friends was threatened with horrific sexual violence.
Plus-size model seizure injury
Australian model Robyn Lawley fell down a flight of stairs while having a seizure.
Drugs cut for failed walking test
Brendan Rochford, who has MS, can't walk 500m. And because of that he's lost his funded medication.
Why craft is good for our health
For over a century, arts and craft-based activity have been a core part of occupational therapy.
What a depressed friend needs
I was privileged, high-functioning and I hid my crushing depression for decades. But now I need to talk.
Pie maker so busy he lost 10kg
Winning a pie-making award sounds great but it comes with its own pressures, says Taupō baker.
Huge demand for 'pretty wine'
Millennial favourite rosé just keeps getting made and sold in ever-increasing quantities.
Why you should wash grapes
5:40 PM Imported fruit and vegetables can be exposed to some pretty nasty chemicals before they cross our border.
Quad bike death in Hawke's Bay
4:58 PM WorkSafe is investigating the death of a man involved in a quad bike accident in Hawke's Bay.
Kiwi stadiums make world list
Forsyth Barr Stadium and Mt Smart Stadium have beaten some of the world's top venues for ticket sales.
Tabatha takes on Dunners
Celebrity hairdresser Tabatha Coffey is adding her magic touch to a Dunedin business.
When it comes to Cupra, say R
Seat's very limited edition Leon model sharpens things up without being silly.
Hyundai serious about hydrogen
The problem? No hydrogen. The solution? Make your own.
Life on the front line
Are you a teacher who is taking action and walking out of work? We want to hear your story.
Be Stuff's wedding of the week
Did you recently tie the knot and want to share your happy day with everyone?
Kiwi dads: Share your parenting experiences
Have you had a unique or challenging experience as a dad? We want to hear your story.
Foster is backing Barrett
6:03 PM If Beauden Barrett is feeling any pressure from the rise of Richie Mo'unga, his backs coach hasn't noticed.
RTS sidesteps Dally M talk
5:42 PM Warriors captain says he isn't interested in personal awards as the team's NRL season reaches its climax.
Building a champion team
5:14 PM Crusaders coach Scott Robertson opens up on what makes the back-to-back Super Rugby champs so successful.
Whodunnit to keep us guessing
OPINION: Who had most to gain from leaking National leader Simon Bridges' travel bill?
Why Jordie will start in Sydney
OPINION: Youngest Barrett the key to solving an All Black selection puzzle.
Why tough love doesn't work
OPINION: New Zealanders are doing their children no favours with tough love parenting.
Speaking for my mentally ill daughter
OPINION: I have a daughter with severe mental illness. Her plight makes me angry.
Worm in eye becomes art
There it was, an inch-long roundworm. The doctor placed it in a container and Ben Taylor watched it die.
Roaming free or structured play?
Structured activities are the norm for the next generation but they could lose concept of free play.
What does success look like?
We need to ditch our "delusional beliefs", say entrepreneurs who've risked it all and won.
New pirates of the Caribbean
Doused in hot oil, hacked with machetes, thrown overboard. Barbarism on the high seas is back.
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Uni accused of bungling harassment complaint
The chemistry tutor told young female students he would strip them naked in the shower.
23yo takes on Law Society
A young law graduate was the target of one of NZ's most sweeping gagging orders. 'I was shocked,' he says.
Super-injunction hid sexual harassment
The Law Society used a rare legal gag to attempt to conceal bungling of a complaint about a senior lawyer.
Law Society super-injunction a gag too far
OPINION: From cricket to prostitutes, there have been injunctions before. But the Law Society's one crossed the line, writes Jonathan Milne.
Worm in eye becomes art
There it was, an inch-long roundworm. The doctor placed it in a container and Ben Taylor watched it die.
You are 'udder' arrest
Herd of cows help US police moo-ve in on suspect who bailed from car and ran through a field.
Koala gets VIP flight
Little Tanami has a whole row of seats to himself on his journey to a new home.
'Shell' shock for kids
Six-year-old carried WW2-era artillery shell he found in a public park 'like a baby', mother says.
'It's like she was ripped out of me'
Chantal Holley's baby weighed only 743 grams when she was born prematurely. But that was just the start of her complications.
Even Serena can't beat 'mum guilt'
With an emotional Instagram post, the tennis star highlights the struggle all working mums face.
Mums take on cafe over prams
Faith Proctor says enforcing pram safety policy doesn't make her a baby hater, but turned-away mums disagree.
Beyonce's emergency C-section
The star opens up about her difficult delivery and recovery after the birth of her twins last year.
How to travel with elderly family
Debra Nell got more than she bargained for on a trip to the UK with her elderly dad and his siblings.
Central Otago's rich in food and history
Visit beautiful Central Otago to sample some of the fine local cuisine, wine and craft beer.
Time of my life in London
Bridgette Allen says the UK capital offers "so many things that are not available in NZ".
Readers' travel pics of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Send it to us and be in to win a Fujifilm camera!