Wife's plea to killer husband
As an Australian man strangled his wife, she tried three words to stop him: "I love you".
Councillor quits INZ
A city councillor has resigned from his position at INZ after controversial comments about refugees.
Dying for greed
Mt Everest's deadly overcrowding is because of "ignorance and greed", a top Kiwi climber says.
How do NZ dental costs compare?
Many people avoid the "murder house" because it's too expensive. How about overseas?
Four-year-old's crowdpleasing haka
He may be small, but Tristan O'Brien's passion for all things rugby is vast.
Dan Carter's cheeky poll
Is Honor Carter going to make a hockey comeback or is she too old?
Mob fight 'too bad' to stop
Cop feared he'd be set upon, so recorded two Mob members beating an unconscious man.
Patch ban may grow
A rise of violence prompts talk of extending a gang patch ban in Hawke's Bay.
Corrections failed Vicki Letele
Medical staff should have responded more urgently to inmate Vicki Letele's stomach cancer, report finds.
Religious journey by bike
Mosque shooting widower starts 200 cyclists on a religious journey of a different kind.
Mosque hero haunted by attack
Len Peneha dodged bullets to help people fleeing Al Noor mosque, and is a changed man.
Police firearms training questioned
A policeman says the amount of live fire training officers get is "just ridiculous".
Honours system is unfair on women
A gender imbalance in the honours system must change if Kiwi sportswomen are to have their fair share.
The coach and the secret report
In 2016, Swimming NZ investigated a veteran coach for a raft of serious offences. The findings in the report remain a mystery.
'Why wouldn't people listen?'
Foster parents of FASD sufferer who died in mental health care hit out at government.
'I wasn't a good person'
After years inside, one punch killer Kit John Murray carries the weight of the life he took.
Readers tell their abortion stories
"My doctor was awful ... She wanted me to act insane." Stuff readers share their deeply personal accounts of abortion.
US war vets graduate decades later
Two US war veterans join graduating class of 2019 with a bit of added life experience than their peers.
'Aunties' set for abortion mutiny
OPINION: A particular kind of American dystopia has arrived. It involves a whisper network on social media.
New York eyes texting ban
Walking, crossing the road and texting could soon some at a price in the US.
Debt target 'continuity'
Prime Minister denies the Government is looking to loosen its self-imposed debt target.
Freeview close to Spark deal
Getting Spark Sport and Rugby World Cup coverage on to the big screen could get easier.
Air NZ's $25m fuel bill
Air NZ issues revised earnings forecast as fuel costs begin to bite.
Airport bosses must never fly
OPINION: Passengers now spend twice as long just doing exactly the same thing as check-in used to do.
'Aunties' set for abortion mutiny
OPINION: A particular kind of American dystopia has arrived. It involves a whisper network on social media.
20 ruins without the crowds
Forget the Colosseum and the Parthenon. Try these lesser-known sites in which to wander.
60 years of nuclear fallout
Neil Balloch joined the navy in 1955 as a 17-year-old who wanted to see the world, not a thermonuclear bomb.
Billionaire Huawei CEO defiant
Ren Zhengfei, 74, has gone from recluse to media maven as he fights to save the $152b company he founded.
Demand for Huawei dropping
Consumers looking for alternatives to phones produced by Chinese telco giant.
Probe Govt's use of AI
Experts call for watchdog to monitor how public agencies use algorithms amid worries about bias, accuracy and transparency.
Homes switched in 'unicorn sale'
No longer the realms of reality TV, these former strangers have found their dream homes and new friendships.
Why spiders flock inside
As the days grow short and cold, spiders begin to enter our houses in larger numbers than usual. Why is this?
Big Brother house is a ruin
Now five years since the show was canned, the facade of Big Brother Australia has literally fallen.
You think you know The Wiggles?
As the popular children's band approach their New Zealand tour, mother of two Emily Writes tests your knowledge.
Link between cost and designer logo
It seems the super-rich now prefer subtlety over splashy logos on their luxury goods.
Best dressed on Cannes red carpet
We're calling it - this year's top fashionista at the French film festival was 21-year-old Elle Fanning.
How to prevent uni weight gain
OPINION: It's time for universities to do their part to help first-year students avoid packing on the pounds.
The fight for tween esteem
Nearly half of all young people say body image is their biggest worry. Angela Barnett's on a mission to change that.
Want good life? Don't have kids
"If you're a man, you should probably marry. If you're a woman, don't bother."
Craft brews dominate awards
Craft breweries dominated the 2019 New World Beer and Cider Awards, taking out 28 of the top 30 spots.
Hand-cut noodles with pork
There are times when only a big bowl of spicy noodles will do. Here’s how to make your own.
Arrest threat off for now
Family at centre of Māori land dispute in Hawke's Bay aren't at risk of arrest now, but it's only a temporary reprieve.
Moby mocked by celebrities
Celebrity reaction online to Moby's comments and apology has been less than positive.
MAFS Ning sells her wedding dress
This is the second wedding dress Ning is putting up for sale - could she start her own bridalwear boutique?!
Disneyland hires Stormtroopers
Stray past your time limit at the new Star Wars attraction and you may face the First Order.
Kiefer's rough NZ experience
Why the actor-musician will never forget NZ and Whanganui.
Auckland-New York step closer
The route is a strong possibility as Air NZ purchase a fleet of Dreamliner aircraft.
ECE teachers struggling
Early childhood teachers tell of low wages, burnout, and a lack of faith in government to improve the situation.
The long road to $350k babies
After eight years, 14 IVF attempts, multiple miscarriages and two surrogate pregnancies, Philippa Pomeranz finally became a mum.
'Credit card knives' found in courts
Knives folded to resemble bank cards are being seized in courts around the country.
Teenagers go phone-free
Teenagers are usually glued to their phones but a group keen to promote safe driving are giving theirs up for a good cause.
Renault and Fiat consider tie-up
Car giants expected to announce they will create world's biggest automaker in face of global challenges
Five automotive orphans
Here are five unloved automotive orphans we would - against all common sense - love to own today.
BMW recreates a missing link
BMW has rebuilt a concept car that went missing after it was first shown in 1970.
20 years on and still in debt
OPINION: At its peak, my loan was up to $120k. Would I do it again? Definitely.
Why I'm going on strike
OPINION: We don't expect them to fix everything at once, but we teachers are worth it.
Do something, fast
OPINION: I used to think "It will be OK, someone will do something about it and fix it all." But it's not OK.
Pocock pens Lomu tribute
Wallabies loose forward motivated to write about the impact late All Blacks superstar left on him.
Tennis fan ruins kid's moment
And all for a sweat towel. A tennis fan leaves a young boy distraught and fans agog.
Kevin Walters' Origin prank call
Kevin Walters tells youngster he's made Queensland under-18 team, but actually it's the Origin senior team.
Do something about climate change, fast
OPINION: I used to think "It will be OK, someone will do something about it and fix it all." The reality is it's not OK and something needs to be done fast.
Autumn weather high and dry
Many parts of the country are on track for record or near-record dry autumns, according to Niwa.
The 12-year-old saving the planet
Opening for Taylor Swift? Or running a country? Climate-change activist Lucy Gray, 12, has many dreams.
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Cartoons
Read the latest cartoons from Stuff, including Dilbert, Sharon Murdoch, Tom Scott and more.
New clues in 30-year cold case
Startling new details and a $50k reward spark fresh tips about the 1988 disappearance of Joe Chatfield.
Rescue mission for rare native
Principles of bird conservation are helping to save another remarkable native you’ve never heard of.
MAFS Ning sells her wedding dress
This is the second wedding dress Ning is putting up for sale - could she start her own bridalwear boutique?!
DWTS' Camilla on what matters to her
Head Dancing with the Stars NZ judge Camilla Sacre-Dallerup shares some surprising truths.
Style secrets from NZ experts
Ten of our favourite designers, decorators and boutique owners show us how to make a bold statement at home.
Clint Randell's renovated home
Dancing with the Stars' Clint Randell and wife Jaime have transformed their Auckland family home.
Easy slow-cooker chicken soup
Prep your ingredients, pop them in the slow cooker and come back eight hours later.
How to make perfect hollandaise sauce
Follow our simple steps to make the most delicious hollandaise sauce for your next Sunday morning eggs bene.
Most painful places to get a tattoo
If you're keen on a cool hand or back tattoo, you'd better be prepared for some pain.
How to get Meghan's royal glow
Want amazing skin like the Duchess of Sussex? Here are her facialist's top tips, tricks and techniques.
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.
The genius and folly of Pasture
After enduring money troubles, a breakdown and a break-up, Pasture’s Ed Verner is finally finding firmer ground – and puts no limits on what he can achieve.
Cuts to televised rugby proposed
Dwindling crowds and saturation TV coverage have led to a radical proposal for domestic rugby.
The Queenstown eco-project plan
A controversial plan to redevelop Mt Dewar is still being pursued, while pitting environmentalists against each other.
The comeback Silver Ferns
How photography and pharmacy saved the netball careers of Bailey Mes and Shannon Saunders.
It’s time to explore Christchurch
From street art to action-packed adventure, there’s so much to discover in Christchurch.
Go gaga over duck egg blue
Duck egg blue is as on point today as it was centuries ago. Here’s how to use it in a variety of ways to suit your home.