Collins gets abusive
Former All Black Jerry Collins shouted four-letter words at hospital staff on an early-morning visit.
Another big one likely
5:00am
Another large shake on both sides of Cook Strait is highly likely in the next week. | Need to know | The science | 3 towns hit
Partygoers go on rampage
5:00am An 18th birthday party that went viral online caused "chaos" with rocks and bottles thrown at police.
Big day for same-sex couples
5:00am Six Canterbury couples are expected to wed today as the first same-sex weddings take place.
Boat host dies at waterfall
5:00am Police will examine the scene at Milford Sound today after a Chilean man fell from the top of a waterfall.
Seven die on roads
5:00am Police say seven deaths on the weekend highlight the dangers of speed and alcohol.
The All Blacks celebrated their 100th test victory over the Wallabies to safeguard the Bledisloe Cup.
Australian girl found, parents harder to find
Springboks dump ill-disciplined prop
Bad weather prevents Nina life-raft search
Team NZ lose two overboard in dramatic win
Six people mauled by bears in the US in one day
40 pythons found in Canadian motel room
Lomu: Sonny Bill's return will increase exodus
Seddon shakes comparable to Chch
Quake-rattled residents begin clean up
Tourist dies after Milford fall
Wallabies just a spoiled bunch of arrogant kids
Students illegally suspended
Principals are using illegal suspensions to get rid of troublesome students.
'Stoned' drivers targeted
Cannabis users who drive stoned are being targeted by a new road safety campaign.
Fiery end sparks full bike WOF
Where the faults lie
Rare birds die in DOC's care
Nearly a dozen critically endangered native birds, including a takahe that vanished from a state breeding facility, died under direct care of the Department of Conservation in the past financial year.
Police seize snakes at motel
Police outside Toronto confiscated 40 pythons from a motel room. Julie Noce reports.
Morsi supporters' homes raided
Egyptian authorities have raided the homes of Muslim Brotherhood members ahead of planned mass rallies.
Mexican drug boss captured
A top leader of Mexico's Gulf Cartel has been captured in a military operation near the Texas border.
Bears maul six people
Anyone lost a toddler?
Pistorius back in the dock
Oscar Pistorius is due to re-appear in a South African charged with killing his girlfriend.
Z's listing should be smooth
Z Energy's debut on the NZX this morning is expected to be a far smoother ride than Mighty River Power's.
Employers squeezing workers
Employees are working more overtime, often unpaid, as companies look to get more out of their staff before hiring.
Raw food good business
Telecom cost-cutting on the table
Giesen's thirst for sav success
While most of us sleep, the Giesen Wines supply line continues pumping to satisfy overseas markets
Moa's crash course on investment
Moa's share price crash shows the risks involved in investing in small companies, writes Tim Hunter.
Tension between risk and reward
Nothing in life that is worthwhile is risk-free - but do your homework properly says Martin Hawes.
Owners walk out as prices plummet
Fake $20 notes found in Chch
Shorty star's investment tips
Shortland St's Angela Bloomfield coaches other actors on how to save the pennies.
Tinder the hot app for romantics
Simon Day investigates the new app that's becoming New Zealand's favourite place to find a hook-up.
Trouble if leaving phone in bar
If you left your phone at one of three bars you went to last night, but aren't sure which - it's not covered.
No sweat says Dotcom
Google sabotaging Windows?
Can Bebo rise again?
Bebo was once the social network of choice for young Kiwis, then lost its mojo.
My arranged marriage
An American-Indian woman reflects on 17 years of arranged marriage.
Soft drinks' side effects
Soft drink consumption has been linked to aggression and social withdrawal in 5-year-olds.
Single? Maybe you're to blame
Eat away at pain of hangovers
Running shouldn't be a pain
Why pounding the pavement won't give you arthritis and is actually good for your joints.
Is Moa heading for extinction?
After making missteps, is publicly-listed craft brewer Moa headed for extinction? Michael Donaldson asks.
Secret ingredient: Okra
Also known as lady's finger and bhindi, it's all about texture with this delicately-flavoured vegetable .
Beans, for balance
Black pepper and chilli lamb
More muscle, more smarts
If today's cars are meant to be wilting into compact little econo-boxes on wheels, no-one's told the HSV.
Six of the best
Kawasaki's softer ZX-6R is still a proper Supersport.
Ticking the boxes
Revamp will surprise
R-Patz lashes out
Actor Robert Pattinson slammed his hand into a man's face on Friday night.
Home away from home
Long-running soap Home and Away makes its debut on TV2 this week. But has the show lost its way?
Kiwi rockers' war zone plan
Cuckoo calls for J K Rowling
It's a fickle pop culture
Even much-talked about new albums fast lose steam if artists don't feed market demands.
A walk on the wild side
Simon Day discovers history, nature and culture on a visit to Otago's best kept secret.
Ventures of the deep
Kiwi adventurer Ellis Emmett is going where no man has gone before in a new TV show about the ocean's fascinating depths.
High-Tallinn it in Estonia
Global snapshots
Truth about world 'no go' zones
On the roads less travelled, locals go out of their way to welcome you, writes Ben Groundwater.
We don't eat so our kids can
My responsibilities to my children didn't end with my marriage. Part-time parents need assistance, too.
Schools' 'intellectual apartheid'
Most New Zealand high schools have a band system, that is ruining education, Matt Robinson says.
Best small city in the world
No PremierLeaguePass here
How to boost business online
Michael Thorp finds out how New Zealand's 460,000 small-medium businesses can profit online.
Aussies cash in
Fonterra's botulism contamination scare is prompting its Australian rivals to push even harder for a free-trade deal with China.
Spierings' profile unstained
Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings' job looks increasingly safe after the botulism contamination scare, with the board supporting him.
Better lamb year ahead?
Co-op pushes eco-n' return
DNA discovery gives hope
A new cell technique could repair damaged DNA which cause a host of illnesses.
Spying on a black hole's diet
Strange star providing clues about the supermassive black hole at the heart of our galaxy.
Voyager has left the system
Peacocks and sexual selection
Adams embraces daily grind
Steven Adams is embracing the daily grind of an NBA player as he aims to make an immediate impact in his rookie season.
Design averts Team NZ disaster
Team New Zealand thanked the design durability they opted for as they survived a dramatic incident in San Francisco Bay.
Pascoe chasing clean sweep
Warriors' late woes continue
Cruden out of Carter's shadow
Aaron Cruden used to compare himself to Daniel Carter but as he matures he is very much his own man.
It's a fickle pop culture
Even much-talked about new albums fast lose steam if artists don't feed market demands.
Single? Maybe you're to blame
If you're single, and you don't want to be, it's time to step-up to the plate and change.
'I just can't trust anyone'
Kaitaia has been left reeling by the actions of paedophile James Parker. Simon Day reports.
Does New Zealand's 100% Pure campaign need to be dumped?
Related story: A good time to ditch NZ's tainted brand
Cakes to inspire
If you are looking for some cake inspiration, peruse these amazing, home-made creations.
When a parent has a mental illness
Growing up with a mother suffering a mental illness created many challenging times for Simon Sheikh.
Gym challenge: Circuit Boxing
For this week's gym class challenge Melody tries out Circuit Boxing - and realises she has to step it up.
Ask an expert: Asia travel
From malaria worries in Asia to the top things to discover in Hong Kong and Vietnam...
Got a travel question?
If you have a travel question, drop us a line at travel@stuff.co.nz and we'll provide the answers.
Map: Top landmarks
This interactive map of the world's top landmarks, as voted by Kiwi travellers, is bucket-list worthy.
Record day for car thefts
More cars were reported stolen on July 14 than on any other day in the last six months.
Mapping road crash data
Stuff's Blackspots project maps the latest road crash data from 2010 to 2012.
Alleged exposer blames oil
Man accused of exposing himself on a plane claims headache oil was "burning" his groin.
A tiny footballer who isn't, really
This is a real, unaltered Reuters photo from a football friendly between France and Belgium.
Twisting the night away
The Squishy bump is now causing my body to twist in some very unnatural, back-pinging ways.
A new Resolution
The attempt to remove stoats from Resolution Island in Fiordland is a gargantuan effort.
