The Hits' Breakfast shakeup
The comedy duo will replace Brodie and Fitzy in a new nation-wide show, while Toni Street and Sam Wallace move to Coast.
Facebook takes supremacists' cash
OPINION: We can all agree white supremacists aren't great, so why is it so hard for Facebook and Twitter to stop taking their money?
The Hits set to cut local shows
NZME is planning to cut shows on The Hits, in a move Stuff understands will gut local radio stations.
LOTR: Huge production underway
Filming is underway for Lord of the Rings, with a huge cast and production crew moving in on West Auckland.
Six60's surprise success
Six60's Auckland concert has been labelled "one of the biggest moments of pop culture in this country".
Mike King's near-death experience
It was his third serious crash, but for the first time King says he "was just waiting for the lights to go out".
What the new RNZ will sound like
The new RNZ station will have more local and live music than any other broadcaster, station bosses say.
I'm living like it's 2000
This won't be a gimmick. Our tech-addict reporter is living like it's 2000, critically evaluating the technology becoming part of everyday life.
Kiri te Kanawa slams RNZ cuts
RNZ's decision to gut its Concert station has been slammed by industry professionals and a former prime minister.
Ex Straitjacket Fits guitarist dies
Brough was remembered as a thoughtful and highly talented songwriter, who was ambitious but didn't enjoy the spotlight.
Kiwi teen star kicked off TikTok
Jamayne Feast, 14, had planned to use his fame to help others and wanted to pay for his mum's surgery. But TikTok removed his account.
Disney cashes in with Kiwis
Last year was the biggest year on record for the New Zealand box office, since the release of Hunt for the Wilderpeople in 2016.
What next for Ihumātao?
OPINION: King Tūheitia seems to believe a solution is close for Ihumātao, but the Government is stalling.
The new face of Māoridom
A new generation of Māori live far different lives from their parents and kaumātua, but they haven't stopped fighting colonisation.
Putting Arnott's new choc to the test
REVIEW: The chocolate lasted a whole 20 minutes left alone at the Stuff newsroom, where a clear favourite emerged.
'Strap in' for new guy on The Edge
"It's going to be a bumpy ride ... we're not afraid to be ourselves and get down to the nitty gritty of things," King said, ahead of his first day on the job.
Woman says poo wrongly pinned on her
Les Mills says a woman defecated on its floors, she says she's being "scapegoated for other people's mess".
From Grey Lynn to Aleppo
Mike Seawright's staff face arrest and execution for working for him, instead of in the Syrian army.
RNZ to set up new station
It made the first real step towards setting up a new brand, posting a job advert for a lead programmer to be responsible for a "new music brand".
Lord of the Rings: what we know
Early production work has started in Auckland for the most expensive television series ever made, Lord of the Rings.
Sexism underlies Meghan 'farce'
OPINION: The intense scrutiny of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is the latest chapter of public hatred towards women changemakers.
Watch: Eating the hottest taco in NZ
I'm hit with hot spells hitting every few minutes, sweat still trickling down my forehead. Hours later I am lying in a park, stomach cramping.
Five ideas to make 2020 great
OPINION: Should children be able to vote, should state housing be a right? Five ideas that make you wonder "why not"?
Why the Pussycat Dolls are back together
The Pussycat Dolls won't be the same as they were back in 2009, Nicole Scherzinger says.
The beauty of a Christmas card
OPINION: The one thing that will make 2019 better: Sending Christmas cards.
LOTR agents scout pubs, building sites
If you're very short or very tall, hairy, wrinkled, missing teeth or look "weathered", LOTR wants you.
The future for White Island
Vulcanologists and even the iwi who own White Island Tours are split as to whether tours should continue.
First listen: Harry Styles' new album
REVIEW: Harry Styles' soon to be released album is diverse and surprising, as he pushed the boundaries of pop.
1080 - killing kea or saving them?
Debunking coronavirus conspiracies
Chch's Belgian Beer Cafe closes
Firebirds move top of Plunket Shield
Economy to take a year-long hit
Police won't appeal judge's decision
Chimps reduce carbon footprint
Lord's reunion for Black Caps?