Fiji police admit beating
Fiji police have launched an investigation into a horrific video showing police beating a prisoner.
Peeping sailor jailed over videos
Navy technician dismissed from the service and jailed after pleading guilty to filming women showering.
Education boss given $425k payout
Education Minister Hekia Parata is not commenting on the more than $425,000 paid to the ministry's former head after she resigned last year.
'As a human being... help'
An emergency operator pleaded with a nurse refusing to perform CPR on dying woman at a US rest home.
Why Twitter misses the mark
New US study suggests the microblog zeitgeist differs markedly from mainstream public opinion.
Fatal crash closes Desert Rd
One person is dead and another injured after a crash which has closed the Desert Rd over night.
Man injures himself during arrest
Police have arrested the man wanted in relation to a serious assault on an elderly Christchurch couple last week.
Twin babies' bodies found
Man found after couple's assault
Toyota i-ROAD concept
Toyota has unveiled a two-seat, three-wheeler concept that blends car-like driveability and insulation from the elements with the practicality of a tiny scooter-sized footprint.
Drug ruling 'victory for poor'
India's patent appeals office has rejected a plea to stop the production of a cheaper generic version of a cancer drug.
Australian faces sex charges
A 93-year-old Australian man accused of rape in one of Thailand's worst child sex abuse cases is likely never to face justice.
Chavez's respiratory problems worsen
Deputy PM leads Kenya vote
Trade Me sells Treat Me
Trade Me is selling its daily deals site Treat Me in a management buy-out led by Treat Me boss James MacAvoy, a founder of DVD rental service Fatso.
Warehouse leads market rebound
The NZ sharemarket rebounded in today's trading with the Warehouse Group leading gainers while Sky Network television fell.
Float attracts high interest
Rain too little, too late
Guarding your income
Premium hikes for income protection insurance are predicted in the wake of a soft job market and increasing layoffs.
The grass is greener on the hedge
Not all hedge funds are outdated or expensive - but their fees are often unjustified, writes Carmel Fisher.
Rental property, politics and risk
Don't be asleep at the switch
White House back unlocking
Obama administration believes smartphone and tablet users should be allowed to unlock their phones and use the devices on network of their choosing.
Couples get their own chat room
Blog: Can't bear to be separated from your "boo"? Avocado gives cyber-coupling a healthy nudge.
Secret Dotcom hearing
Ex post Apocalypto
Get Paris-worthy hair
This front row-ready look ticks off all the trend boxes and is super easy to create at home.
Runway-ready cat eyes
We've found a fool-proof technique to getting your cat eye right every time.
Stuff's daily street style
The expert way to taste coffee
Australia's gay film ban 'embarrassing'
Actor James Franco has taken to YouTube to voice his disappointment over the ban of gay film, I Want Your Love.
Heidi Klum's new gig
Supermodel and television host Heidi Klum will be a new judge on the popular TV talent show American's Got Talent.
Is this Russell Crowe's new flame?
Adele has nothing to sing about
Monarchy 'out of date'
We need an effective head of state who is empowered to act in the interests of New Zealand, Savage writes.
Help map NZ swimming spots
The gravel road is worth the trip to get to this swimming spot near Nelson, Alex Bryant says.
Four job losses in two years
Redundancy? Bring it on!
In midtown Manhattan
At the Grace hotel the pool occupies prime real estate, visible from the lobby, accessible from the lounge and right next to the elevators.
Mediaeval towns
Just 90 minutes from Rome, there's wonders aplenty at an uncommon Italian hill town.
Corsets and bustles
Crystal clear waters
Wraps off the Wraith
Rolls-Royce has taken the wraps of the Wraith, the most powerful car in its history.
Porsche reveals 911 GT3
New road racer packs 350kW and four-wheel steering.
Mini's real-life video game
Lambo's $5.6m car leaked
Black Sox top Argentina
Hobbling Heinie Shannon restored some pitching pride to the Black Sox in a 2-1 win over Argentina
Bracewell ruled out of test
Doug Bracewell is ruled out of the first cricket test against England after party mishap.
Super Rugby podcast - Ep 3
Eels facing uphill battle
Ex post Apocalypto
There's something unique in post apocalyptic The Last of Us, one of 2013's most anticipated games.
The ultimate multi-tasker
Drug smugglers, immigrants, artists, gay activists and the poor are drawn to La Santa Muerte.
Foods and moods
Healthy foods can play a role in our moods and for growing, hormonal teens- can make life a lot easier for mum. So how does food affect mood?
Yummy Mummy business
Simone Rank's idea for a child friendly mum focussed exercise programme has grown into a business that makes a real difference in the lives of her clients.
Ins and outs of acupuncture
I am not a fan of needles, but research has shown acupuncture can help with infertility, so I decided to give it a go.
Leaving the Day Job
Matt Calman says some of the dad's in his Dad's Coffee Group feel a societal pressure that being a stay at home dad makes them less manly.
Holy row over toilet paper
Toilet paper maker pulls Bible quotes from its products after promotion goes awry.
An encounter of the turd kind
"Leak" from a plane is thought to be responsible for a faeces icicle that hit a caravan.
'Batman' gets his man
Mystery man dressed as the caped crusader hands over a suspect wanted for burglary.
Gifts the next time around
How many of a person's marriages do you morally have to give presents for?
Clickers tough to kill
Blog: Meet the blind but deadly "clickers", villains in the post-apocalyptic The Last of Us.
Homegrown's danger
On stage there was smoking, drinking and cussing. In the audience were kids and teens.
Good morning, Internet
I read my messages in bed, after I wake up. The serious smartphone stuff I leave for the bus.
Ruapehu risk assessed
Chance of eruption at Mt Ruapehu believed declining, but temperatures remain high.
Mars rover powers off
Radiation cited as cause for Nasa Mars rover Curiosity's shutdown before rock could be tested.
Sharks 'underdog' of the sea
At least 97 million sharks killed in 2010, with fewer born, endangering their future.
'Zombie' origin for life studied
Microbes that barely move and live millions of years could be the source of all life on Earth.
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