Would an H-bomb affect NZ?
If North Korea drops H-bomb over the Pacific, a conflict will have a "pretty big" impact.
Airbag 'time bomb'
Tens of thousands of Kiwi drivers are putting themselves at risk by ignoring airbag recall.
Fire victim a Family Court protester
Man who died after setting himself alight at Parliament had been in dispute with courts.
First charges over tube bomb
12:42 AM 18-year-old Ahmed Hassan is accused of planting a bomb that injured 30 on a London tube.
Quakes a 'concern', but a 'reminder'
Increased number of quakes in the south are worrying, but no reason to panic, expert says.
First a wound, then cancer
11:51 PM GRAPHIC: Doctors patching up a surfer after a freak accident discover a brain tumour.
Tyre mountain 'a fire danger'
Industry insiders say they're shocked at a tyre stockpile growing by "thousands" each day.
Cartoonist's political strokes
For budding cartoonist Walt Hamer a bulbous beak is a muse to something more profound, or just "a good excuse for drawing".
Victim forced to tie up family
Kidnapping victim forced to tie up members of his family with a gun pointed at his head.
'That wave saved my life'
GRAPHIC CONTENT: Doctors patching up a surfer after a freak accident discover a brain tumour.
Trump: Kim 'a madman'
11:32 PM US president promises North Korean leader "will be tested like never before" as insults continue to fly.
H-bomb test considered
North Korea's foreign minister says they are considering a possible hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific Ocean.
Maria kills at least 32
Hurricane Maria barrels towards the Turks and Caicos after lashing Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands.
'Business as usual' soon
Energy Minister Judith Collins says Auckland airport's fuel crisis is coming to end.
Employers warned over contracts
One Citizens Advice Bureau has handled more than 1000 cases in four years of clients without employment contracts.
Ways to help struggling families
Food insecurity researcher says there are five key ways everyday Kiwis can use their money to help.
Facebook hands over Russia ads
Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg said it is helping US election investigators in a show against foreigners trying to "undermine democracy".
Google buys HTC engineers
Google says its about to make a "very large leap" into the gadget market.
Prepare for pea milk
Silicon Valley companies are backing non-dairy milk innovation.
How to throw an election party
Avoid political arguments and vibe-killers - and keep the food and drink bias-free.
7 stylish bar carts
The latest living room trend is for grown ups only.
Want to sleep over in the shop?
A chance to sleep over in the store gives new meaning to 'try before you buy', but will it catch on here?
Nutrionist says PMS 'not normal'
PMS is down to lifestyle and can be eliminated, says a Kiwi nutritionist.
Huge goldfish prompt warning
You should not be flushing your fish friend down the loo.
Sister 'steals' baby name - twice
This mum was willing to let it slide when it happened once. But twice?
'Cancer doesn't care who you are'
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Mariana Mahood is urging other women to check early and check often.
Body scan stained with black
Australian woman didn't even know she was sick, but there was no mistaking the black blotches in her scans.
9 steps to shape up for spring
Need a bit of motivation to lose that winter muffin top? Here you go.
Chef begs Michelin to remove stars
His restaurant has had the maximum three Michelin stars for 20 years, but he no longer wants them.
Best recipe comment ever
On Katharine Hepburn's brownie recipe was written 74 intriguing words.
Women unrepresented at Fonterra
NZ's largest employer is under fire for having so few women on its board, after spurning a sitting female director.
More lambs this spring
Prospects for the red meat sector this season look promising.
Jackie Chan's dad was a spy
The martial art legend says his childhood in Canberra hid an intriguing secret... he father was spying on the Australian Government.
Gaga doco reveals raw moments
Film follows popstar over the course of a year, including her breakup with fiance Taylor Kinney and her performance at the 2017 Super Bowl.
Families blame Tom Cruise
Two pilots died filming Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster, and their families say the actor's negligence partly led to the plane crash.
Waiheke set to spoil walkers
Whether you're a serious hiker or a hungry dawdler, Waiheke's Walking Festival has the day out for you.
Should I cancel my Bali trip?
Thousands of Kiwis could be forced to cancel their holidays if the volcanic threat level is raised.
Do booking sites make sense?
Metasearch sites have shaken up the travel industry, but hotels and airlines are fighting back.
Spain's Leon Cupra plain good fun
Seat has arrived in NZ. We get a first taste of the brand's new hot-hatch on local roads
Can 91 petrol go in my 95 car?
The answer is yes and no if you need to put 91 octane petrol in your 95 octane vehicle.
Fast and furious race for NZ
An Aussie motor-racing fanatic was bored to tears by the last event he attended. So he invented a new one.
Those hazy, lazy days of summer
I stopped to take in the view by Waiau Ferry Bridge on a balmy evening and became happily caught up in the hushed beauty.
Policies muddied for Greens
The current Green Party movement believes environmentalism and social justice go together, but why?
Luna, the precocious pup
Six-month-old French bulldog Luna knows exactly how cute she is and loves nothing more than posing for a snap or five.
Recap: Storm v Broncos
Benji Marshall and Broncos no match for NRL minor premiers the Melbourne Storm.
Havili set to get his shot
All Blacks coach will consider whether it's time to throw another debutant into the test arena in Argentina.
Swiss TV pundit attacked
Swiss football authorities will investigate a clash between a club president and commentator.
Coaches get too much credit
OPINION: All I learned from Graham Henry's coaching is that I don't like Graham Henry.
A holiday of eating well
OPINION: Getting through customs can be tricky if you want to eat well on holiday.
If girls ruled the garage
Forget the car and lawnmower - a ballet barre, extensive wardrobe space and plenty of food would replace them.
Trump could spark war
ANALYSIS: It was supposed to be "deeply philosophical", but Trump's UN speech may be a step towards war.
The Valley
What secrets did we keep? Stuff Circuit special investigation into NZ's war in Afghanistan.
The Valley Virtual Reality
A fully immersive VR experience with NZ troops in the Battle of Baghak in Afghanistan.
Black Hands - the sequel
Canadian former Supreme Court judge Binnie has criticised the Stuff podcast Black Hands. A new episode turns back the flak.
First hurricane, then the floods
The flood waters pouring into Elizabeth Serrano Roldan's home just kept rising. Her bed became an island.
Do jellyfish sleep?
Jellyfish are so primitive they don't have a brain, but they still need their 40 winks.
Polly: rise and fall of a radio legend
Polly Gillespie: getting sacked taught me about real life (and why I left rather than backstab Grant Kereama).
The walk that changed my life
Walking 309km seems like a good idea from the couch. In reality, it's a lot tougher - but richly rewarding.
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Giant 5.2m croc shot dead
$5000 bounty on killer after massive 5.2m saltwater croc is found in Queensland with a bullet in its head.
String of tyre slashing bands neighbours
Frustrated neighbours have come together to find vandal who left "cookie-crumb trail" of slashed tyres.
Capturing first rays of birthdays
Giving the perfect gift for a newborn has an Auckland couple waking up before the sun each day.
Ivanka reveals depression battle
US president's daughter and adviser opens up on difficulties after her children's births.
Pregnant? Eat salmon
Shunning fish during pregnancy for fears of toxicity has meant women are lacking in nutrients essential for a growing fetus.
Store's 'plus size' kids clothes
UK store Next is offering a new range of children's sizes, including "plus fit" clothes for kids as young as 3.
A holiday of eating well
OPINION: Getting through customs can be tricky if you want to eat well on holiday.
At opposite ends of the Earth
If Jorge Valle dug a hole through the Earth from his hometown in Spain he'd end up in Wellington.
Budget-friendly France
What are the best, budget-friendly and less touristy spots along the French Riviera? Email travel@stuff.co.nz.
Insider tip: Amsterdam
Dangling on a swing 100 metres the city wasn't what I had in mind for my trip to the Netherlands.