What tax means for you
5:00 AM A capital gains tax, a tax cut... would you be better off?
Paid bond, no home
5:00 AM Aucklander charged a $4140 bond for a house that was rented to someone else.
Battle over baby safety
Research suggested maternity care issues. Government officials aligned with College of Midwives to undermine it.
Rugby legionnaires abound
5:00 AM OPINION: Six Nations teams brim with foreign recruits. Should World Rugby let them?
Sign of our very scary times
OPINION: I don't get it, but there's no denying Jordan Peterson's appeal to men.
Smollett 'unhappy with salary'
14 min ago Actor accused of "taking advantage of racism" to promote his career by filing false report.
The quake children
2 min ago Rachel Crawford didn't know she was pregnant on February 22, 2011. The stress of the day lives on in her daughter.
Adventure school plan stalls
5:00 AM Hopes for an innovative school for at-risk Christchurch teens is frustrated by a five-year limit on red zone leases.
SPCA reveals worst animal abuse
List of Shame comes just days after 10-year-old miniature pony Star died from being stabbed 41 times.
Battle over baby safety
Research suggested problems with maternity care. A government department aligned with the College of Midwives to try and discredit it.
Second chance, second murder
He killed once and then convinced authorities he was no longer a risk. He was, and another woman paid the price.
Should everyone get free cash?
ANALYSIS: A universal basic income could solve problems. Or create them.
NZ's got talent - but little room
National needs dance partners, the nation needs more diversity. But have Kiwis had enough of minor parties?
Australia's Julie Bishop retires
Her political future had been under question since Turnbull's resignation as Aus prime minister last year.
Politicians on 'terrorist' hit list
US man accused of targeting 2020 election contenders wrote that he dreamed of killing "almost every last person on Earth".
Boy 'hugged water for dear life'
Aus school made pupils "march through intense 39C heat", leading to an "entirely avoidable death", parents say.
Cullen's great idea
OPINION: As finance minister, Sir Michael Cullen never spoke once in support of CGT. The Government should think about why.
Henderson win at Gibbston
A Dave Henderson company has won the right to challenge the price paid for Gibbston Water.
Press releases of a CGT
Opinions on the capital gains tax, there've been a few. Here's some more of the reaction.
Business against capital gains tax
5:00 AM OPINION: A capital gains tax would hold back business development.
Let's recognise eight years of bravery
5:00 AM OPINION: The Canterbury quakes, and their maddening aftermath, still tax a community's courage.
What next for Choupette the cat?
Both could quite happily spend days playing with balls of thread, so what is the future for the pampered pet?
Gold & Shrek: The Bendigo story
The close-knit community in and around the Central Otago station that was once a "rabbit-infested wasteland".
The game topping Fortnite records
For the first time since its meteoric rise, Fortnite has a challenger atop the video game industry.
Facebook frame nets $21k for kids
More than $21,000 has been raised for Mike King's I AM HOPE charity to get young people free counselling.
Samsung's new folding phone
Samsung shows off highly anticipated Galaxy Fold, a smartphone that unfolds like a wallet.
'Bring back Jim' is the call
Jim Hickey opened his home to Stuff, now Kiwis want him back in theirs.
Why flipping kitchen was genius move
A clever new layout and plenty of TLC helped bring this character-filled kitchen into the 21st century.
A big family's chic apartment
Apartment living has never looked as chic as this large family's colourful city home.
Meghan's glamorous baby shower
Amal Clooney and Serena Williams joined the Duchess of Sussex in New York for her baby shower.
Prince Philip's cricket rage
As Australian officials learnt back in 1977, you don't want to disrupt the Duke of Edinburgh when he's enjoying his cricket.
Brit Awards' racy styles
From see-through dresses to feathered frocks, this red carpet certainly wasn't a dull one.
A healthy brain in half an hour
Early morning exercise can help increase brain blood flow in obese adults, but it benefits women more than men.
Whittaker's pink & blue backlash
New Whittaker's blocks give to a good cause, but push harmful stereotypes, critics say.
Recipes for health
Eating oily fish such as tuna or salmon can help manage the pain caused by arthritis.
TVNZ's Faitaua blasts chocolate criticism
"I could be offended because I'm a person of colour and this has the word coconut on it, but I'm not."
Burger with little minty goodness
Delicious barbecue meal perfect for summer.
Biosecurity funding reviewed
The Government is seeking advice on levies as the means to fund biosecurity.
Fonterra cream cracks US
Fonterra's chef's cream is already reduced, saving time and product for restaurants.
Splore goes mainstream
5:00 AM When Splore was first created, music festivals were seen as alternative dance parties. Now they're the backbone of a Kiwi summer.
A Room of boring horrors
REVIEW: These films work a treat when they are nasty, brutish, short and utterly aware of their own stupidities. This ticks none of those boxes.
Chris Hemsworth to play Hulk Hogan
The Australian actor will play Hulk Hogan in an upcoming biopic about the wrestling legend.
Gold & Shrek: Bendigo's story
The close-knit community in and around the Central Otago station that was once a "rabbit-infested wasteland".
Help for 'bear' necessities
Mansur was an abandoned cub when he was adopted by Russian pilots, but now they need some help.
The undiscovered Unesco site
If you know where to look, you can even get that rarest of things: a paradise Thai beach all to yourself.
Inside Meghan's baby shower
Travel for the five day party event alone is estimated to have cost US$250,000.
Reggie shows real ticker
Knowing your baby has to have heart surgery before he's even born is every parents' worst nightmare. But Reggie Roland isn't your average one-year-old.
Dressing for Americarna success
Gary Jackson loves making vintage clothes, so is going all out for Americarna.
Emojis on personal plates
Drivers in Australia will soon be able to "sex up number plates" with five popular emojis.
EV batteries given a second life
Nissan has created a camper that uses old EV batteries to power it for up to a week.
Who needs an SUV? Buy a classic wagon instead!
Thinking about buying an SUV? How about a classic station wagon instead - they are surprisingly affordable.
5G tech could prevent 70pc of car accidents
Forget about self-driving cars: 5G infrastructure could prevent up to 70 per cent of accidents straight away.
Is denying euthanasia abuse?
OPINION: By denying people the right to end their suffering, are we abusing them in the worst possible way?
Hairstyle bans suppress kids
OPINION: Stopping kids styling their hair is asking them to abandon their natural characteristics.
Kiwi drivers' bad attitudes
OPINION: New Zealand drivers are selfish and ignorant, but speeding isn't the only problem.
5 All Black flops in Europe
Julian Savea isn't alone when it comes to top All Blacks struggling to transfer their talents to European game.
SBW in, Nonu out for Blues
Leon MacDonald tweaks his lineup to face the Sharks, with no room for All Blacks legend this week.
Canes leave out ABs duo
Return to play protocols to fore as John Plumtree loses Beauden Barrett and Ardie Savea for Crusaders clash.
Climate change too important for politics
OPINION: Voters deserve leaders who are fully informed about the science of climate change.
Consented one year, at risk the next
Development's built on land that could be subject to flooding, storm surge and tides but was granted consent.
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Gold & Shrek: The Bendigo story
The close-knit community in and around the Central Otago station that was once a "rabbit-infested wasteland".
5:2 creator's new diet
Can intermittent fasting help you lose weight quickly and safely? And can you actually stick to it? Dr Michael Mosley has a new book.
MAFS' partners on Sam and Ines' affair
After a nightmare honeymoon with husband Bronson, Ines slid into Sam's DMs.
A big family's chic apartment
Apartment living has never looked as chic as this large family's colourful city home.
$20,000 art deco makeover
A $20,000 makeover of an art deco bungalow in Gisborne offered a fresh start for this family.
In Season: Food ideas with a real summer flavour
Witt chef tutor Paul "Sully" Sullivan has preserved memories of summer.
Jelly islands and more in Taste Arcade
Edible islands, floating salads and more will make up a food extravaganza on Wellington's waterfront.
Earlobe fillers are now a thing
"These are really young, fashionable women who are wearing large statement earrings that can be quite heavy."
5 hot hat trends for summer
Even if you're not a "hat person", here's 5 ways to bring your style to another level.
Fashion editors' shameful buys
Feeling guilty about splurging on an impractical item you just had to have? You're not alone.
Facing a burnout? Here's what to do
Feeling overwhelmed with work, life and the rest? Us too. Here are some insights and tips to help put the brakes on the stress express.
Capital gains tax's dirty little secrets
OPINION: Home owners are depending on untaxed capital gains for retirement security. That's a problem, writes Bernard Hickey.
Tracking the mysterious kuriri
A GPS tracker successfully attached to the back of a small bird led to hugs and misty eyes at the Pukorokoro Miranda Shorebird Centre.
Is a life worth $4.7 million?
The wellbeing framework that puts the "value of a statistical life" at $4.7 million is coming under fire.
Remove the Kuggeleijn barricade
OPINION: NZC has barricaded Kuggeleijn from the media since his second trial. There have been no words of remorse.
Parliament's 'culture of harassment'
Report shows more than half of women MPs have experienced sexist and humiliating comments - much of it from other MPs.
NZ Cricket's shameful silence
OPINION: A budding sportsman treats a woman like an utter piece of trash and now he's a hero. Are we OK with that?