Super-powerful 'ticking time bomb'
Astronomers have spotted a super-powerful star that could explode at any moment.
Call for permanent ban
Recidivist drink-driver, who killed four people in the past, has been caught again.
Driving for less than they need
Colin Frost is 72. He works 50-plus hours a week driving buses, and can't afford to retire.
Bite claim against Hayne
Woman allegedly sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne needed medical attention to bite wounds, police source says.
North Korean defector speaks
A soldier who almost died while trying to flee North Korea thought war was inevitable.
Why a US man killed his family
Christopher Watts "annihilated his entire family" in the desire for a fresh start.
Med students in cheating claim
Third-year students accused of cheating, but one said those who shared content of exam "most dedicated" to helping out fellow med students.
Pike River inquest could be reopened
Chief coroner suggests the inquest into the Pike River mine disaster could be reopened after authorities re-enter the mine's drift.
Taking crosses 'inexcusable'
Schools were welcome to take crosses from memorial field, but one war widow says families should be "first and foremost".
Abortion myths debunked
What is the science behind abortion claims? We ask medical experts and researchers.
Worrying rise of girls self-harming
Girls as young as 11 and 12 were involved in a club where they posted pictures of self-harm on social media.
Ogled, groped, locked in cage
Mariya Taylor is speaking out after battling an Air Force rapist - and the Defence Force.
Axe murderer 'will snap again'
Wife killer John Ericson is trying, again, to clear his name. But the family of his victim just want him to go away.
Kiwi teen's 500k following
Lordseez is a gangster-turned-rapper. The Auckland teenager has gone all in on forging a music career.
Four dead in Chicago shooting
An argument apparently over a "broken engagement" at a Chicago hospital erupted into a deadly shooting.
Men charged over terror plot
The father of two men accused of plotting a terror attack in Melbourne denies his sons are terrorists.
Police storm PNG parliament
Police and guards had not been paid allowances for work at APEC.
Parker's Super Fund push
Economic Development Minister developing a plan to carve off contributions to the Super Fund into venture capital.
Building a case on CTV ruins
Head of engineering firm behind collapsed CTV building might have faced disciplinary action but then he resigned.
Fletcher, it's the vibe
OPINION: Fletcher Building's CEO should take time to watch The Castle.
Start me up
Looking for ways to promote his job site, Tane Rameka launched a second start up.
PlayStation 5 for 2020?
Leaks on Reddit claim that the next generation of PlayStation's console will be landing in 2020.
Win a $400 room refresh
Three lucky Stuff members will be able to give a room a new look.
Beat dust mites this summer
Find out where they're thriving and how to beat the little critters.
Uber driver, I don't want to chat
OPINION: I'm a model Uber rider, but my rating has slipped because I don't like to chat. And that's just not right.
'Badass' names for baby girls
Looking for a strong, feminist name for your daughter? Look no further.
I'm done being a bridesmaid
OPINION: Nothing comes between me and a beer if I want one. Not even an unhinged, full-blown Bridezilla.
Meditation with a pen
Zentangle sounds like some kind of strange game, but it's the latest thing helping people de-stress and relax.
How Michael B Jordan got muscles
Adonis Creed is even more buff in Creed II. Here's what he went through to get that body.
Grandmother salutes yoga
"I may be 84 but it's only a number."
A short history of corkscrews
Many have tried, many have failed. The search for the perfect corkscrew has taken many twists and turns.
Cheat's smoked salmon
There's no point pretending otherwise – this dish is simply one of the best things you can eat.
Rethink on water storage
A scaled back Wairarapa water storage scheme may get support from Government.
Fonterra reduces coal use
Fonterra's calls on the neighbours to help reduce its carbon footprint.
Snoop Dogg gets Hollywood star
"I want to thank me for believing in me, I want to thank me for doing all this hard work, I want to thank me for having no days off," Snoop said.
Malik adds fuel to Taylor Swift rumour
Since July 2017, it's been rumoured that megastar Swift travels around in a suitcase.
Aiming to be the next Cliff Curtis
He's rubbed shoulders with the Hollywood elite and now it's time for young Māori actor Adam Saunders to shine.
Pilot the Millennium Falcon
Disney unveils some details of the new 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' attractions.
Eerie beauty of forgotten hotel
The Hachijo Royal Hotel was once one of Japan's biggest hotels. Now it sits rotting and crumbling.
Nissan's palace coup?
Carlos Ghosn was not only the head of Nissan and Renault, he was also the man who held all the strings together between the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. Following his arrest, what happens now?
New cars for 2019: I-M
What might be the Top Cars of next year? Let's take a look, from I to M.
Nissan's Carlos Ghosn fired and arrested
One of the most respected and influential figures in the car industry, Nissan's Carlos Ghosn, has been arrested and fired in Japan for serious financial violations.
Don't rain on our pride parade
OPINION: The ban on uniformed police participating in the Auckland Pride Parade is worth debating, not shouting down.
Kiwi drivers, slow down
As a truck driver, I see the consequences of stupid driving every day. The carnage on our roads has to stop.
Single-sex schools are not OK
Students need to be prepared for every part of the outside world, and co-ed education is the only way to do that.
ABs' struggles against top five
ANALYSIS: It is not just the Ireland loss that should be concerning All Blacks fans.
Adams plays bodyguard for Westbrook
Giant Kiwi NBA player steps in to protect smaller superstar team-mate during scuffle.
Beaudy makes young fan's day
All Blacks star took time out from Dublin test prep to make young fan's dream reality at team's captain's run.
Radio silence from Defence Force
OPINION: The Defence Force has talked a big talk about its work targeting sexual harassment in the armed forces, says Alison Mau. But now, it suddenly has nothing to say.
Uber driver, I don't want to chat
OPINION: I'm a model Uber rider, but my rating has slipped because I don't like to chat. And that's just not right.
I'm done being a bridesmaid
OPINION: Nothing comes between me and a beer if I want one. Not even an unhinged, full-blown Bridezilla.
MP makes BBC 100 Women list
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta recognised in global list of influential women.
A short history of corkscrews
Many have tried, many have failed. The search for the perfect corkscrew has taken many twists and turns.
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Courts 'further victimise' women – Govt
Admitting concerns with the treatment of sex assault victims, the Government may ban defence lawyers from cross-examining complainants.
NZDF victims 'failed' by courts
The treatment of the victims of Air Force predator Sergeant Robert Roper has been criticised by QC.
Predator sergeant's jailhouse shadow
Servicewoman was locked in a cage and sexually assaulted. Now the Defence Force and the jailed officer who attacked her are demanding $200K.
Ogled, groped and locked in a cage
Mariya Taylor is speaking out after battling an Air Force rapist - and the Defence Force.
Tattoo taboo in Taranaki?
Despite living in the region that holds Australasia's biggest tattoo festival, a psychology graduate with tattoos struggled to get a job.
Waterspouts spotted
Farm assistant John Karl Erickson wasn't surprised to see a water spout appear at 6.30am.
The grinch who stole Christmas lights
The festive season is looking a little less bright for one Auckland family.
58,568 speeding in two weeks
Italian mayor blown away after trialing speed camera near village's main pedestrian crossing.
Abortion myths debunked
What is the science behind abortion claims? We ask medical experts and researchers.
Why aren't dads on class email lists?
OPINION: In these so-called modern times, the administrative burden of family life is still directed to and taken on by women.
Jessica Chastain's secret baby
The actress and her husband have reportedly become parents to a daughter.
Mail-order books in the 80s
A catalogue book club delivered parcels – and crucial knowledge – to this small-town girl in the 1980s.
Ask an expert: The Kimberley
If you want to be among the few lucky enough to visit this region, book early.
New York on a budget
There are bargains aplenty to be found in the Big Apple - if you know where to look.
Kiwi teachers staying overseas
Six-figure salaries, smaller classes and fewer hours: teaching abroad can be a 'pretty good gig'.
Instagrammable Rotorua
From an abundance of tranquil lakes to lush green forests to boiling lakes and natural hot pools galore, there is nowhere else quite like Rotorua.