Parker's win 'pretty damn good'
3:56 PM Trainer Kevin Barry hits out at doubters as Joseph Parker sees off awkward Hughie Fury.
Ripping the plaster off
17 min ago Bill English wants to swiftly stitch up a deal to govern with Winston Peters.
What Winston wants
4:34 PM Lack of courtesy in Bill English's election speech could push NZ First towards Labour, an insider says.
ANZ: The economy's cooling
4:11 PM Economist warns construction, migration and even tourism booms may have all peaked.
The possible coalitions
5:23 PM Labour don't necessarily need the Greens and National could go it alone.
No hurry, says barbecuing Ardern
3:46 PM Pressure's off for now, Winston. Jacinda Ardern sends a message to the kingmaker.
Live: The day after the election
5:20 PM National wants to sew up a quick deal with NZ First, while Labour says it will wait for Winston.
Inside the Nat-Labour chasm
OPINION: National's courting of Asian Kiwis was aided by Labour's unwise decision to make them enemies.
Pike re-entry 'possible' in 2018
Pike River familes hope manned re-entry into the West Coast mine will happen next year.
Parker 'no threat' to Joshua
Kiwi champ must "refine his game" to beat the world's best heavyweights, UK boxing writers say.
Prosser: Winston will go left
Outgoing NZ First MP believes Winston Peters will attempt to form a Government with Labour.
No hurry, says Ardern
3:46 PM Pressure's off for now, Winston. Jacinda Ardern sends a message to the kingmaker that he can take his time.
Mojo: 'I made a difference'
4:18 PM NZ's first deaf MP misses out, despite having more to achieve for people with disabilities.
Six hurt in London acid attack
People rushed to wash their faces with water, after an acid attack in east London.
Bali 'safe' despite volcano risk
5:08 PM Tourists are being urged to continue visiting Bali, with officials says the resort island is safe.
N Korea show military force
5:22 PM Large rally backs leader Kim Jong Un as he exchanges insult-laden threats with US President.
Reading Winston's bottom lines
Markets like National in box seat, but fret over "fundamental" differences with NZ First on trade and Reserve Bank.
Beating the bugs tourists bring
While we welcome foreign tourists, we'd much rather they arrived minus bugs, banned food, or other nasties.
Five types of work jerk
Vile co-workers come in many different guises. Here's how to cope with five common types.
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.
On base again, almost
Lindsey Dawson's new Hobsonville Point home takes her right back to life as a newly-wed.
Modernity - as cool as it gets
It's not huge, but this stunning home by two young Polish architects is the epitome of modern style.
This weekend's garden tasks
Spruce up your hellebores; choose the right perennials for your conditions; grow asparagus from seed; apply fertiliser.
Be the next Joseph Parker
Stephen Heard discovers that the road to the ring is not for the faint of heart.
Pasture's Laura and Ed Verner
These two decided to skip the honeymoon, and open an award-winning restaurant.
How to wear a white shirt
It's a timeless classic, but there are plenty of ways to keep it looking fresh for the new season.
Nutrionist says PMS 'not normal'
PMS is down to lifestyle and can be eliminated, says a Kiwi nutritionist.
9 steps to shape up for spring
Need a bit of motivation to lose that winter muffin top? Here you go.
'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.
World's first nugget restaurant
The meal that has inspired more speculation than the Kennedy assassination finally gets its time in the sun.
Chef begs Michelin to remove stars
His restaurant has had the maximum three Michelin stars for 20 years, but he no longer wants them.
Farm lifestyle not for faint-hearted
Earning a living is not the only reason people choose to farm, Lyn Webster says.
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.
Brooks: PC killing comedy
Legendary filmmaker Mel Brooks says Hollywood's "stupidly politically correct" climate is killing comedy.
Kim K's secret deal with paps
"Candid" snaps of her out and about are money in her pockets.
Colin Firth and the Italian job
The British actor has become an Italian citizen ahead of Britain leaving the European Union.
Luxury submarines for global elite
Three companies are in a race to corner the market in luxury personal submarines.
Croatia with young ones
We just scraped in, months from our expiry date for MedSailors.
Wilderness on your doorstep
Glaswegian Miranda Gulland loves the carefree, she'll-be-right Kiwi attitude of living in Wellington.
Ralph Lauren's fantasyland
Fashion icon Ralph Lauren unveiled his latest range alongside one of the most stunning car collections in the world.
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.
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
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.
Japan could be next for Parker
15 min ago A title fight in Tokyo is being considered, with handlers keen for Joseph Parker to fight again this year.
Parker 'no threat' to Joshua
12 min ago Kiwi champ must "refine his game" to beat the world's best heavyweights, UK boxing writers say.
Parker fends off Fury
Judges score Kiwi heavyweight the winner as British challenger takes him the distance in Manchester.
Bill English buries his demons
OPINION: But a toll is still to be paid to win, and what is Winston Peters' price, asks Stacey Kirk.
Election highs and lows
OPINION: After a frenetic campaign of highs and lows, Guy Williams picks out some memorable moments.
Nats made deal with devil
OPINION: It must have been hard for Bill English, a decent man, to keep massaging the truth.
Greens face return to sidelines
OPINION: Another spell outside of Government will be tough to swallow for the Greens.
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.
World's best political insults
Sure, Kim's "dotard" was quirky, but for really stylish slap-downs, it's hard to beat the Brits.
From heartache to joy
A Wellington couple are still astounded at the generosity of a woman who gave them the gift of life.
The rise, and rise, of Kāpiti Coast
It's a strip of land north of Wellington facing more change in a few years than most districts face in decades - $2 billion worth.
Christchurch's tech lab goals
Can Christchurch reinvent itself as an international testbed for green innovation? The council thinks it has made a good start.
Newsletters
Hungry for news? Thirsting for the truth? Select from Stuff’s buffet of delicious newsletters.
Police report koalas gone wild
Public indecency, stalking and fleeing from police - Queensland koalas have some serious questions to answer.
The end is nigh, profits are up
Sales of freeze-dried food, gas masks and other survival equipment spike as US "preppers" get set for armageddon.
Doctor saves coin-swallowing boy
Abdul Ashish was driving to work in the UK when he came across a boy with a coin in his windpipe.
Apocalyptic alert alarms TV viewers
"It almost sounded like Hitler talking," says startled US TV viewer after emergency alert predicts the end of the world.
'Donor baby' warns of pitfalls
Woman conceived with donated sperm says the thought of big pharma taking hold in the assisted-reproductive process is "repulsive".
No sex please, we're knackered
Sit down. We have something shocking to tell you. Mums are tired and that's why they don't want to get it on.
Should donor laws be changed?
A leading fertility specialist says new ways are needed to attract more sperm and egg donors for would-be parents.
Giving the gift of life
She gifted her eggs to allow another couple to have children, and their happiness is all she ever wanted.
Travel to learn and stay well
As my fellow travellers and I explore the Russian Arctic, learning and connecting with each other, we know we're making healthy deposits into our ''wellbeing bank accounts''.
Smugshot: Readers' travel photos
Send us your holiday pics and be in to win a Fujifilm X100F camera valued at $2198.
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.