Train victim named
9:46am A man who died after being hit by a steam train on the West Coast at the weekend has been named.
Man, 107, killed in police shootout
8:48am A 107-year-old man was killed after police officers shot back at him at his US home.
Dad to meet lawyer
The father of a baby whose throat was slashed after her mother was turned away from hospital is exploring legal options.
'You wouldn't recognise' beaten cop
Friends and family of policeman seriously injured in attack send messages of support.
Hands up! Oh, it's the Prince
Prince Andrew has accepted an apology after being told to ''put your hands up and get on the ground''.
Recap: America's Cup - Team NZ v Oracle, day two
Prince Andrew held up by Palace security
Team New Zealand make it three
Father of injured baby exploring legal options
Cheating scandal hurting Oracle, says Butterworth
All Blacks ready for lack of McCaw
Daily trivia quiz: September 9
Wind and rain to hit
Severe gale force winds are on the way for much of the country, while the west of the South Island is in for a drenching.
Strong ties with Abbott
Australian Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott is "warmly disposed" toward New Zealand, John Key says.
Fluoride billboard divides dentists
Game of nice tries for Grace
Oracle take race 4
Oracle steal wind from Team NZ grabbing their first victory at this America's Cup regatta.
Chemical attack proof lacking
US concedes it lacks "irrefutable, beyond-a-reasonable-doubt evidence" on Syrian chemical attacks.
Children hurt on fairground ride
A festival attraction that swings riders up and down and around sent children falling to the ground, injuring 13 of them.
Strong ties with Abbott
Lasers cause emergency landing
Brewer in power spat
A bemused craft beer brewer is trapped in a legal battle between rival power retailers over $18,000.
EBOS eyes more Aus acquisitions
The pharmaceutical and healthcare giant eyes two further acquisitions across the Tasman as it accelerates plans for an ASX listing.
Imports undervalued for GST
Firms get into drug testing
Cash refuses to die
Cash isn't dying like it was supposed to - in fact it's making a comeback.
Cool $500k profit in house sale
An Auckland homeowner has pocketed a cool half a million-dollar profit in a record-breaking auction.
Things you must tell your agent
No quick-fix to success
Wikileaks details NZ spies
Confidential documents released by Wikileaks reveal details of the kinds of surveillance systems that will be used under the GCSB act.
Most online encryption cracked
The NSA has secretly been unravelling encryption technology that billions of internet users rely upon.
Gaming fame elusive for Kiwis
Is this the killer tape?
The hot wedding trends
Something old, something new. Ceremonies now highlight what's individual.
Why lifespans have doubled
Why are you not dead yet? Almost everybody has a story, but we rarely hear them.
Lying about IVF treatments
Get it off your chest
Big, bad Yeastie Boys
Wellington brewer Yeastie Boys is five years old and it's as big and bad as ever, reckons Michael Donaldson.
Gwyneth's sweet potato muffins
The clean-living celeb shares a gluten free, savoury muffin recipe from her second cookbook.
Raspberry and lemon souffles
Yeasty feasts
Mustangs they never built
Here are five Ford Mustangs that were never built.
Euro debut for American icon
For the first time ever, a new Chevrolet Camaro is to be unveiled in Europe before it is seen in the US.
How soon is now?
Junior hot hatch shoot-out
Bring on the 50 Shades sex
Charlie Hunnam is ready to engage in some very graphic sex scenes as the leading man in 50 Shades of Grey.
Bruno Mars to play Super Bowl
Grammy-winning singer Bruno Mars has been named as the headliner for the halftime show at next year's Super Bowl.
Goldenhorse girl, interrupted
Lorde has the power
Stop the carry-on luggage binge
Why don't airlines ever actually enforce their own restrictions for carry-on luggage?
Beijing's droopy duck
Bejing's 18-metre tall duck appeared wrinkled and its beak drooped, prompting internet ridicule.
Lasers cause emergency landing
Flight attendants smuggle goods
Our beautiful culture
Capture classic Kiwiana on camera and you could win an amazing prize with Samsung.
Offal-ly good savings
Eating cheap means developing a tolerance for things you once wrinkled your nose at, Derek Seymour says.
Linked letters spell love
Learning to get on with it
Oyster breakthrough
A Bluff company says it has cracked the secret to producing millions of oysters for the world market.
Urgent sale of business
Feilding agricultural machinery firm with more than $2 million annual turnover is on the market.
Farmers' wages in spotlight
Mussel harvest pending after downtime
Finally, we know what's in pee
Believe it or not, but the research for this took seven years.
This volcano is a monster
It's has been hidden for ages. But now scientists have found it, just chillin' beneath the sea.
Shocking pics of Biblical plague
Not sexting as much as you'd think
Kiwis make it Burghley trifecta
Kiwis Jock Paget and Andrew Nicholson claim slice of history with Burghley triumphs.
No Richie, no worries
Richie McCaw's likely Rugby Championship-ending knee injury turns out to be no big deal.
Elliott perplexed by finish
Phoenix ahead of schedule
'Showrooming' hurts
Bargain-hunters try products in shops, then pull out smartphones for a better price.
Hidden treasures uncovered
New treasures are still being discovered three centuries after a pirate ship sank.
Why lifespans have doubled
Why are you not dead yet? Almost everybody has a story, but we rarely hear them.
Will Tony Abbott be a good PM for Australia?
Related story: Tony Abbott wins Australian electionSay yes to the tantrum
Isolating, trivialising or shaming little ones is out; putting ourselves in their tiny shoes is in.
Strike a pose
I struggle to get my three-year-old Miss K to pose for me. I've been reduced to "papping" her around the house.
Stretch mark saviours
If you're worried about stretch marks, here's a rundown on the oils and lotions that might help.
Osbornes suffer miscarriage
Jack Osborne's wife Lisa Stelly has suffered a miscarriage, announcing the sad news on her blog.
The fruits of French labour
WOOFing on a French farm ends up with wolfing down blueberries by the bushful, for Dave Monk
Advice: All About Europe
From what to do in Crete to Europe visas, if you have a question, email us at travel@stuff.co.nz
Big eating in Texas
A holiday to the USA gave us five days in Texas - the state where everything is just bigger.
If anybody can, Gareth can
He's helped bring peace to the Korean peninsula. What next for our own Fonz?
A wild goat chase
Gruff billy goat on the lam crashes into family's kitchen after leaving trail of chaos.
Is this the killer tape?
Chinese web users convinced this video led to execution of North Korean dictator's ex-girlfriend.
Retiring Big Red
My laptop and I have been through a lot together. But it may be time to call it quits.
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.