What it's like living in silence
I never got to hear my children's voices when they were growing up, Ricky McLeod says.
Death and obligations
Firing ranges used by NZ soldiers in Afghanistan remain a deadly hazard for locals - why has it taken so long to deal with them?
Coronavirus: Need to know
Here's everything you need to know about the Covid-19 outbreak and how you can protect yourself.
What 4 Kiwi families eat for tea
There might have been a time when most Kiwis sat down to meat and three vege, but different diets, cultures and lifestyles have changed all that.
A town out of water
While a small town faces water shortages, irrigators continue turning pasture green.
Expat's adrenaline-filled bucket list
He's gone skydiving, run with bulls and been punched by a pro fighter, but Dave Macleod insists he's no adrenaline junkie.
NZ's housing pressure points
An average three-bedroom NZ home could be $200k, or $1 million. Here's why.
Fraudster’s hidden history uncovered
The previously unreported story of Joanne Harrison’s fraudulent career before she ripped off the Ministry of Transport.
The doctor helping victims of war
As Afghanistan’s prospects of peace seem even more remote, a doctor is offering hope - and new limbs.
Life+Limb: A deadly legacy in Afghanistan
Stuff Circuit investigates: What did we leave behind? And we meet the innocent victims.
Legal aid core part of justice system
Without legal aid, lawyers might have to depend on benefactors or even resort to crowdfunding.
Facts and secrets in soldier case
A soldier with far-Right ties was arrested for breaching national security. But there's much the Defence Force won't say.
The reshaping of Christchurch
Nine years on the from the earthquakes, Christchurch's economy is slowing and house prices are stagnant.
'White privilege' in health
Māori with kidney disease are less likely to get a new kidney or receive the best treatment.One expert says there's an insidious reason why.
Making a grown man weep
Singer/songwriter Nadia Reid's latest album left Grant Smithies knocked over and broken.
Grace murder: All the evidence
Only two people know what happened the night British tourist Grace Millane was killed in an Auckland hotel room.
Adventure tourism: How risky is too risky?
Anita Van Gastel's leg never fully recovered from being smashed in a Cape Kidnappers landslide. But it hasn't made her run from risk.
ETS: If you're confused, you understand
ANALYSIS: Don't understand that complicated Government policy about emissions? Maybe that's the point.
Tackling tough questions on consent
Jazmine Bell's rapist was never charged. Would a planned law change on consent have made a difference?
Liquor store tycoon's mansion
While a bottle store company was investigated for exploiting staff, its owners made lavish plans.
Store owner 'exploited staff'
Super Liquor franchises owned by millionaire property owners failed to pay staff the minimum wage.