Key witness, or just wrong?
She says she saw a burglary that led to a murder - but something doesn't quite add up.
Out of zone, in just 800m
9:21 PM Christchurch school welcomes students from 40km away, but not those down the road.
Nurses strike looking likely
10:48 PM Pay talks fail, leaving just one final option to try breach the impasse - the ERA.
Art for art's sake?
9:30 PM PM's artwork sold for charity is strikingly similar to another piece...also by Ardern.
David Seymour out of DWTS
The ACT leader has been eliminated from Dancing With The Stars NZ. Finally.
Cancer tragedy strikes family
They were living the dream: Dream house, dream job, a new baby. But then little Ruby fell ill.
Who killed the lights?
Residents across Wellington have been in the dark for months, and they're not happy.
Trafficking victim denied visa
He faced death threats over his testimony, and then wasn't allowed to stay in NZ.
Trapped in paradise
Those close to Craig Koning call him a Pied Piper, seducing women with a tropical dream that becomes a nightmare.
The gym empire that went huge
How Les Mills became the McDonald’s of fitness.
Gone Fishing: A true crime podcast
In this murder case, the evidence is unbelievable.
A raid worth investigating
OPINION: It's one of the most storied firefights in our war history, but did we tell it the right way? We deserve the truth.
NZDF confirms SAS investigation
Outgoing Defence Force boss reveals investigation under way into allegations made in The Valley documentary.
The Valley: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
Saudi women in the driver's seat
Saudi Arabia allowed women to drive for the first time this week, lifting a ban that was the last of its kind in the world.
25 hurt when house explodes
Four people seriously hurt when a building in Germany explodes in the middle of the night.
No trials for immigrants: Trump
US President Donald Trump described the immigrants as invaders and wrote that US immigration laws are "a mockery."
IRD and MBIE staff to strike
Amid a strike of over 4000 public servants, a major technology project is called "a mess".
Oil ban: 'billions' lost
Oil industry body claims interest in New Zealand oil exploration was set to blossom just before ban announced.
Kiwi company saving Hollywood's day
The Auckland-based technology has already been used on big-budget Jason Statham and Mark Wahlberg thrillers.
Surveying work suited to drones
Land surveyors no longer have to put their bodies on the line for work with the help of technology.
Losing 900 items in 30 days
Auckland couple takes on 'minimalism challenge', losing 900 belongings in a month.
Be bold in the littlest room
Just because it's small, doesn't mean your guest bathroom doesn't need to be bland.
How I freak out my neighbours
When it comes to being a neighbour, I'm a shocker.
Having a hard-to-pronounce name
OPINION: Ardern and Gayford reportedly chose to spell 'Niamh' as 'Neve' for simplicity's sake. I can relate.
Proof that life begins at 50
Meet four women who found a new direction after they hit the half century mark.
Minister's homebirth
Julie Anne Genter is determined to normalise being a mother in power and will not put her Green ideals on hold while looking after a newborn.
Bethenny Frankel just wants more time
A former star of The Real Housewives of New York is all about self care and saying 'no'.
Men dominate 'clean eating' posts
A new study of "clean eating" posts on Instagram has found that men - and muscles - feature more prominently than women.
Herpes linked to Alzheimer's
The strains of herpes implicated are exceptionally common, largely symptomless, and almost impossible to avoid.
Win a $599 Nespresso machine
One lucky Stuff member will win the $599 machine plus 50 coffee capsules.
The world's best restaurant
Twelve courses that gave no clue to how they would taste. So how does dinner at Osteria Francescana unfold?
More M. bovis farms confirmed
Four new South Island sheep and beef farms infected.
Reality TV? Try Country Calendar
Kiwis are more interested in the tale of a family-owned cidery than the stars and their dancing.
BET's 'Black Panther' celebrations
Host Jamie Foxx kicked off the 2018 BET Awards namedropping the records the film has broken and even pulling Michael B. Jordan onstage.
Ecuador: Rumble in the jungle
In the four days we were at Sacha Lodge, we hit the jackpot in the monkey-spotting department.
World's most reputable country
It's not New Zealand. But we are not far off the top.
Back in Barcelona, a city I hated
It had been 12 years between visits to the Spanish city - a place Nina Karnikowski had vowed never to return to.
Five fun electric-powered vehicles
Think electric vehicles are boring? Well, you just need to understand the true definition of 'vehicle'.
Most car drivers are fearful
Scared while driving? You are not alone.
No fossil fuel for us, thanks
LONG TERM TEST: We're commuting like we're in the future with the BMW i3s.
'Smash em bro' tackles must go
Steve Hansen says rugby is faster and the players are more powerful and that’s why these 'accidents' are happening. What bollocks.
The day I almost drowned
I turned back to the beach to see how far out we were. I will never forget the feeling that washed over me.
When baby news hurts
Those struggling with infertility may find the fuss over the PM's baby difficult to deal with, writes a childless man.
Law changes rugby needs
OPINION: World Rugby needs to make five quick law changes for the betterment of the game, writes Ben Strang.
Retallick out another week
Star lock will miss Super Rugby's reload round, but the Chiefs will have star inside backs for Fiji game.
World Cup permutations
With just one round of group stage games left, we look at what each team needs to reach the knockout stages.
Bro, were we really that bad?
OPINION: Racist dictionary entry from the 1990s reminds us how far we've come.
PM's baby: Media labours in vain
OPINION: The PM's life-changing moment was made to appear No-Big-Deal for-a-Downunder.
Seeing red over tech blues
Sometimes modern technology complicates our ability to understand each other.
You can go your own way
OPINION: Different countries are not only finding their own voice on trade, but also on interest rates.
I asked her to leave my restaurant
Stephanie Wilkinson says her "convictions" forced her to kick out Trump spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
The rise of Amelia Kerr
Amelia Kerr's record-breaking cricketing talents manifested on a quiet cul-de-sac in Tawa.
More Auckland space wasters
Look to the heavens and you might find Auckland's biggest waste of space.
No place to hide
They left China for political freedom but still fear the long arm of the Chinese government.
Newsletters
Hungry for news? Thirsting for the truth? Select from Stuff’s buffet of delicious newsletters.
Sponsor quits Floating Foundation
The seaborne charity's former supporters feel "let down" by its founder's treatment of women.
Charity boat's crew abandon ship
Crew of charity ship come ashore on Waiheke Island after allegations of founder's bullying come to light.
Charity boss held lives in his hands
OPINION: The crew and volunteers of the Floating Foundation aid missions saw Craig Koning as God. They said as much.
Inquiry into seaborne charity
The Floating Foundation's website has been taken down after bullying revelations, but founder Craig Koning will not confirm the charity's future.
Zsa Zsa is the ugliest
A 9-year-old English bulldog takes the title at the World's Ugliest Dog Contest in California.
Who will be the world's ugliest dog?
Pooches who are perfectly imperfect are taking part in the annual contest.
Rat eats $27,500 meal
Indian bank left to pick up the dinner tab after rat sneaks into ATM and feasts on bills.
Royal well wishes to PM
PM Jacinda Ardern has received a private congratulatory message from the Queen.
Hungry baby, hungry PM
Jacinda Ardern releases second photo of her daughter, praising her midwife for her mac and cheese.
Best workplaces for new parents
Six months off on full pay or the bare legal minimum – it depends on where you work.
Ask an expert: Seattle
How to make the most of 48 hours in Washington State's creative, tech and gourmet hub.
From New Plymouth to Barcelona
Adam Preston applied for a visa as a joke but Barcelona has become his favourite city in the world.
Vietnam for foodies
With Chinese, French and Japanese influences, Vietnamese cuisine is deliciously eclectic.
The Kiwis on a 2.5-year road trip
Meet the intrepid couple aiming to aiming to draw attention to environmental concerns on their world tour.