'My year of coming out'
He told his family he was gay, and he filmed it all so that LBGT teens could see it'll all be OK.
Spy laws pass
The controversial spy laws have been passed by Parliament by 61 votes to 59.
Bain loses bid to access papers
David Bain has lost his bid for access to documents linked to his compensation case.
Fans call for Benji axing
Goodwill has turned to vitriol amongst Wests Tigers fans with growing calls for the Blues-bound playmaker to be axed for the rest of the season.
Coach groomed teen for sex
Flirtatious texts was the start of sexual offending that led to jailing of former surf life saving coach.
Few doubts on climate change
Draft UN report concludes it's 95 per cent likely humans causing most of the world's warming.
H&M; do us a favour and put Beckham back where he looks best - in nothing but his smalls.
Bank of America intern death raises questions
The world's best paid supermodels
Deformed calf 'pretty unusual'
Mother rejects ex-vicar's apology for abuse
Deformed calf 'pretty unusual'
$70m town centre in reworked Pegasus plan
Recipe: Amazing parmesan pesto fries
Venice tourists get shock bill at coffee bar
Why you should be weight training
St Andrew's band best in the world
One dead in Pukekohe crash
One person is dead and two others injured after a car crashed into a powerpole in Pukekohe this evening.
Body pulled from Pohangina River
Police are using spotlights to investigate the scene around where a man died near Palmerston North this evening.
Retiree 'happy' with arrest inquiry
Fine over boy's ute fall
Students mourn friend
Wiremu Rawiri just got a new outfit for his school ball, but will instead be wearing it to his tangi.
GCSB bill third reading
MPs debate the controversial GCSB bill during its third reading in Parliament.
Soldiers move to intercept strike
Fiji’s military has sent forces into one of the country’s major sugar mills as workers threaten to strike over wages.
Malaysian bus plunges into ravine
A bus carrying around 30 passengers has plunged into a deep ravine near a Malaysian highland resort area.
Teen raped walking home
Egypt may free Mubarak
Afghanistan beats Pakistan
The Pakistan national football team plays in Kabul, as Afghanistan slowly returns to normal.
Mixed bag for Fletchers
Fletcher Building is set to hire more people in New Zealand, but jobs in Australia are likely to go.
Complaints rise against lenders
Seizing goods and pressuring borrowers into paying faster than courts order are among complaints.
Brewery's last breath
Arrest after alleged real estate fraud
Name hurts Destiny Motels
Motel owners opt for change after name shared with Brian Tamaki's church proves damaging to business.
Teach kids good money sense
Making children understand how to make money work is achieved not just by a focus on financial literacy.
KiwiSaver campaign suggested
"What's My Number"-style campaign for KiwiSaver funds a good idea, but cheapest is not always best, lawyer says.
Sweet move for Sharapova
Moa's crash course on investment
Trick yourself into saving
A Jedi would never use the power to grow their own wealth but in the real world we have no such qualms.
Short app attention spans
A record 70 billion apps are expected to be downloaded this year, but consumers' attention spans are dropping.
Sims 4 adds emotions
Fourth edition of life-simulating game to feature more emotional versions of virtual people.
Sex, cats and introverts
State offers Klingon translations
Facebook aims to get more online
Mark Zuckerberg wants to get more of the world's 7 billion people online.
An atheist's afterlife
How a second-generation non-believer had an epiphany after a dear one died...
Becks back in his undies
H&M; do us a favour and put Beckham back where he looks best - in nothing but his smalls.
Weight loss adulation
Grown up: Celeb daughters
The world's best paid models
The model who leads the rich list pack is digits ahead of the rest - so who is it?
Now these are potato chips
These pesto parmesan fries will probably change your life.
My 'hanger' triggers
You've probably experienced food rage - well here's what sets me off in a restaurant...
A Vietnamese beef classic
The dessert smoothie
Manic Ferrari unveiled
Ferrari unveils new track-focused 458 Speciale - because the regular version just wasn't fast enough.
Pebble Beach double delight
Winning "best in show'' twice at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance like repeating at the Olympics for a US-based car collector.
Amazing crash off overpass
Cruze brake recall
Fans go wild for One Direction
Boy band One Direction has been greeted by more than 3000 screaming fans for the premiere of its doco This Is Us.
Festival picks funniest joke
Comedy fans at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival have named the best joke of the global arts extravaganza.
N Sync to reunite at 2013 VMAs
Blow outs and waterworks
Gaga embraces being naked
Lady Gaga was comfortable shedding her clothes from a young age.
NZ's world class dive spots
Kiwi adventurer Ellis Emmett talks about New Zealand's world class dive spots.
Big bargains in London bistro
London is one of the most expensive cities in the world for dining. Casse-Croute shows it doesn't have to be.
Transports of delight
Venice tourists get shock bill
Was it really breathtaking?
You do it, and I do it. When it comes to describing our travels, it's hard to be original.
Asset sales: a rational decision?
There is a problem with the economic rational behind the current asset share sales, Ray McKeown writes.
Learning to hustle
It's not enough to be simply competent, or even highly accomplished, when applying for a job.
How I got out of my fine
Raw data 'useless' for schools
The death of a President
I sat up straight, hardly believing what I was hearing. President Kennedy was dead.
Poachers' take tainted meat
The owner of a heifer that was slaughtered on a farm near Feilding is warning poachers that the meat is tainted.
Dog adopts orphaned lamb
Rejected by her mum and abandoned in a lonely field, Lily the lamb has been adopted by a loving foster parent.
Arthritic dogs wanted
Ferrets checked for Bovine TB
Baby star's display of colour
The ALMA telescope in Chile has captured a close-up of the glowing material spewing from a newborn star.
Hit in the head with a proton beam
Today I found out what happens when you stick your head into a particle accelerator.
The saddest spot in New York
When a spacewalk goes bad
Kopua re-signs with Magic
The Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic have re-signed Silver Ferns skipper Casey Kopua for another season.
Australia bat first in final test
Australia won the toss and chose to bat first in the fifth and final Ashes test against England at The Oval.
Lehmann calls Broad a cheat
Carter sidelined from fun
Fans call for Benji axing
Goodwill has turned to vitriol amongst Wests Tigers fans with growing calls for the Blues-bound playmaker to be axed for the rest of the season.
An atheist's afterlife
How a second-generation non-believer had an epiphany after a dear one died...
The death of a President
I sat up straight, hardly believing what I was hearing. President Kennedy was dead.
Was it really breathtaking?
You do it, and I do it. When it comes to describing our travels, it's hard to be original.
Sex, cats and introverts
The hissing engine that is the internet runs on four fuels: sex, outrage, cats and introverts.
Arguing about housework
If you believe everything you read, the average couple spends 40 minutes a day arguing about housework.
Junk food leads to troubled kids
Mothers who eat junk food while they are pregnant are more likely to have children with behavioural problems, a new study says.
Sleeping through
Questions about a baby's sleep are probably well-intended, but often leave a sleep-deprived mother with a feeling of failure and guilt.
Taking the kids out for lunch
Matt and his family experienced Wellington on a plate, a fine dining, fun experience for the whole family.
We're finally coming home
After arriving in London in 2006 for a six months working holiday, Trish Dench is finally coming home.
Ask an expert: Asia travel
From malaria worries in Asia to the top things to discover in Hong Kong and Vietnam...
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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.
, qatlh naD tlhInganpu'
An Illinois state website for the unemployed is offering visitors a translation in Klingon.
Misplaced kick costly
Man must pay $1000 for a kick that accidentally hit his golf buddy in the testicles.
Romanian princess arrested
A princess who "turned hippie" is charged in connection with a cockfighting ring.
Spy bill taken on trust
John Key's getting his way, but he's burning up plenty of political capital today - GCSB Day.
Kiwi biscuit favourites
Picking a top five biscuits is a tough ask with so much crunch and cream to choose from.
The places we take with us
As time passes we seem to crave meaning for our fond reflections on familiar places.
Last truly great soul record
Many haven't heard of him, but listening for a moment you know he was a great.