Notre Dame pledges a bit rich
Billionaires fell over themselves to pay for Notre Dame. Their largesse left many cold.
Tragic Sarah Ristevski
2:32 PM Her father killed her mother. Her predicament was agonising, the judge said, and no outcome a happy one.
Brother starved to death
In a coma and weighing 45kg, Bruce Rangitutia was patched up and sent back to his carers.
Gun law loophole exposed
Some semi-automatic guns with military features remain legal even after the ban.
Israel Folau's broken promise
OPINION: He said he'd quit if his beliefs didn't match the values of his employer. He hasn't.
Teen burned alive at school
Bangladesh teen murdered on school rooftop after making claims of sexual harassment.
Search for tramper's family
2:42 PM Family of Russian man who died tramping in Arthur's Pass six days ago have yet to be notified of his death.
Pilot's death not suspicious
3:34 PM Police say there is nothing to suggest the involvement of anyone else in Gevnesh Prasad's death.
Hit and run: Car flips on bridge
CCTV captures moment driver ploughed into car, sending it careening out of control.
'Truly extraordinary' health response
Surgeons performed dozens of surgeries and patients spent thousands of hours in ICU following terror attacks.
Victim Support apologises to families
A miscommunication led families of victims from the Christchurch shooting to turn up for a meeting that never happened.
No malice in Six60 song
Criticism of Six60's "love song" lyrics at terror attack benefit concert unwarranted, promoter says.
How to fix the Official Information Act
Our official information law is as old as the personal computer, but it's never had a full upgrade. What can be done?
On the road with Pussy Riot
Russia’s famous rockers stripped, swam and protested across New Zealand.
Armed cops: The new normal?
Police believe officers are at risk and should be routinely armed. Academics and others disagree.
Big Decision: Abortion in NZ
WATCH: Stuff Circuit's new documentary explores the heated abortion debate, where beliefs are as salient as facts.
The precarious state of NZ
Thousands of species are threatened, rivers are unsafe for swimming, we're losing productive land, and the climate is changing.
Dad saves toddler from dingo
2 min ago Father wakes to son's screams after dingo drags him from campsite on Australian island.
Columbine commemorates shooting
US schools had closed because of a teenager 'infatuated' with the 1999 school shooting.
Woman killed in N Ireland riot
2:43 PM The 29-year-old died during a night of unrest in Londonderry, during which petrol bombs were thrown and cars set alight.
Spilled: Carnival's dirty secrets
Already on probation for pollution, the cruise company clocked up another 800 violations - including in NZ.
Serepisos house for sale
A Wellington house belonging to Alliki Serepisos, mother of former Phoenix owner Terry Serepisos, has been listed on Trade Me.
Scottish PR agency's Māori name
Korero - defined as a gathering - could be walking the tight rope of cultural appropriation and respect.
Axing DHB members best bet
OPINION: Waikato DHB members have two weeks to save their jobs, but do they deserve a reprieve?
NZ should rethink GE rules
OPINION: The National Party says strict controls on biotechnology are stifling innovation.
Life of pine
New Zealand is in the middle of a logging boom. Helen Harvey follows a forest from beginning to end.
Spilled: Carnival's dirty secrets
Already on probation for pollution, the cruise company clocked up another 800 violations - including in NZ.
Nelson homes global company
Nelson startup company rubs shoulders with Facebook in the global stakes.
Gmail fix issues after crash
Gmail users reported issues with the mailing platform around the country and the world.
Huawei ads 'just the start'
The Government took a stand against Huawei - but ads and sponsorship deals for the Chinese telco are everywhere.
Grand Designs 'gripping' start
He digs up a skeleton, has huge stress - and then his card's declined in McDonald's. Now they're selling up.
Is that a zebra in your house?
A low-slung home that snuggles into the Central Otago landscape has some surprises in store.
The best Easter DIY ideas
I had planned to knock a little planter together for the back yard, but the DIY experts reckon Easter's the time to think big.
Product recalls parents need to know
Teething powder, toys and a cot among spate of baby products recalled over safety hazards.
Best & worst dressed celebs
This week, the Stark sisters have a hit and a miss and Cardi B can do better.
Owner fears for timid dog
ADVICE: My sister's son keeps chasing my young dog. How can stop this from ending very badly?
Beards have more germs than dog fur
Your dog has cleaner fur than your beard, according to a new study.
Potential cancer linked to drug
Medsafe has issued an alert over a medicine included in treatments for high blood pressure and excess fluid build-up.
The path to gratitude
OPINION: Elise Downing spent 10 months running right around the coast of Britain and - along the way - learnt the value of gratitude for the small stuff.
Arnott's chocolate to reach NZ shores?
Arnott's has created five new blocks of biscuit-chocolate goodness, and there's hope they'll pop across the ditch to NZ.
Why we binge eat
Body and mind transformation coach Eugenia Nikiforow explains why people overeat, and how they can stop.
NZ should rethink GE rules
OPINION: The National Party says strict controls on biotechnology are stifling innovation.
Teen's farm dream
Local farmers wouldn't take a chance on 16-year-old Braydon Langton - so he's settled on joinery, for now.
ZB veteran Larry Williams leaves
Newstalk ZB veteran Larry Williams retires. It's been "one hell of a ride".
Trainspotting actor shot dead
Boxer Bradley Welsh played Doyle in Trainspotting 2. Police say he was found dead on the street, after a shooting.
Spilled: Carnival's dirty secrets
Already on probation for pollution, the cruise company clocked up another 800 violations - including in NZ.
The Kiwi twist on go-karting
Unlike go-karting, this is a real challenge to master - which keeps you wanting to go back.
Notre Dame family found
Dad says he'll "find a special place" for sweet pic taken just before catastrophic fire broke out.
New dad's search for lost father
Kane McGarvey's father visited the day he was born. He left a yellow cardigan and an empty photo album.
Shorty's bailing babies
When little Lulu Karim waved bye-bye to Ferndale, the orphaned tot became the latest in a long line of bailing babies.
Homeless man reunited with pet rat
Thanks to the hard work of the Australian police, Lucy the rat has been returned to her homeless owner.
Swinging into the record books
Charlie survived 33 hours on gingernut biscuits, hot chocolate, seasickness pills and a kiwifruit-print cushion.
The fastest 7-seat SUV (sort of)
The Kodiaq has become the first Skoda SUV to wear the RS badge. Can it live up to it?
Auckland traffic's voice of reason
Local elections are this year, and the debate over traffic is heating up.
An oldie but still quite a goodie
The Giulietta Veloce is ancient in car terms. But might it be an ancient treasure?
How I keep depression at bay
OPINION: It took me 10 years to overcome depression, so now I will always do what it takes to stay in the light.
What makes you happy?
Tell us what is truly important to you and how you measure true happiness.
Service will remain with me
OPINION: I will never forget witnessing a service at the Notre Dame Cathedral, over 40 years ago.
The big questions in rugby
Stuff's oval ball scribes tackle the weekly hot topics, including Israel Folau and the fallout of the D-Mac injury.
Rudan's plea to supporters
3:03 PM Do what you want with me but please continue to support the players, urges outgoing Phoenix coach.
Folau panellists named
Trio who will decide the fate of Israel Folau's career with Rugby Australia confirmed.
Attenborough: 'We're running out of time'
Sir David Attenborough's new documentary warns viewers time is nearly up when it comes to climate change.
Young activist asks Pope to join climate strike
Nobel Peace Prize nominee and climate change activist Greta Thunberg has taken her climate change fight to the Vatican.
The precarious state of NZ
Thousands of species are threatened, rivers are unsafe for swimming, we're losing productive land, and the climate is changing.
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Cartoons
Read the latest cartoons from Stuff, including Dilbert, Sharon Murdoch, Tom Scott and more.
The evolution of the dog
During the Ice Age, an eight-year-old walked along a narrow passage - alongside the child were a wolf's tracks.
Can you buy happiness?
For money expert Mary Holm, happiness includes owning her own home, travel and security.
Why we binge eat
Body and mind transformation coach Eugenia Nikiforow explains why people overeat, and how they can stop.
The evolution of the dog
During the Ice Age, an eight-year-old walked along a narrow passage - alongside the child were a wolf's tracks.
Tiny newbuild has enviable footprint
This modest, new-build family home perches lightly on the land as it leans out over Lyttelton Harbour, and has a tiny eco footprint.
Old home's Scandi makeover
Clean white surfaces and natural timber provide the perfect backdrop for the owners of The Vintage Shop’s love of Scandinavian design.
How to make perfect scones
There are few things more inviting than a plate of freshly baked scones, dripping in cream and jam.
Do pregnancy pillows help?
Many pregnant women choose to sleep with a pregnancy pillow to help get their body in the right position.
Makeup with skincare benefits
Because who doesn't love a beauty product that gives you more bang for your buck?
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.
Risks of offshore gambling
Rogue operators could be running sites which give punters zero chance of winning.
Jones out to beat the boys
Olympic silver medallist Luuka Jones will be out to beat her coach as she preps for the Tokyo 2020 canoe slalom.
From bike to boat: Teen's thrilling ride
She travelled the world racing her BMX, but Shakira Mirfin decided to give up the bike and jump in a boat.
Sexual harassment disclosure model praised
The anonymous model for sexual harassment disclosure has been welcomed by sexual abuse prevention advocates.
Uni dream soured for women students
Alison Mau meets young women whose university dreams have been shattered by 'entitled' young men.
More TVNZ sexual misconduct claims
A TVNZ staff member was forced to resign after exposing his penis to revellers at the company's 2018 Christmas party.