India salvage thrilling tie
Seemingly down and out, India mounted a thrilling comeback to tie the third ODI at Eden Park.
Remains reveal fleet
Radical environmentalists locate Japan's whaling fleet, by following remains of butchered whales.
Pigeon feared extinct found
A cousin of the long lost dodo has been found a decade after it was feared they were extinct.
Diving trip ends in rescue
Eight people had to be rescued in the Hauraki Gulf today after their boat began taking on water.
Friends mourn house-crash victim
Friends mourn "one of a kind dude", who died when the car he was in slammed into a Greymouth house following police pursuit.
Short lives celebrated
A colourful final goodbye has been made to young murder victims Bradley and Ellen Livingstone.
Cars were mangled and some were burned despite the blowing snow. Forty-six in all and somehow only three people died.
Rain, gales on way
Heavy rain and gale force winds are expected to bash parts of the country tomorrow.
Motorcyclist dies in Bay smash
A motorcyclist has died in a crash in rural Hawke's Bay, northeast of Napier.
Police end case on abusive officer
Rich and poor in election focus
Woman lied to get leave, promotion
She faked qualifications to get a job and after a year's work pretended to have cancer.
When it all goes wrong on the road
NZ police have released CCTV footage of what can go wrong on the road.
More abductions in Egypt
Four Egyptian embassy staff have been kidnapped in Libya's capital Tripoli, a day after another Egyptian diplomat was seized there by gunmen.
Teen arrested after uni shooting
A suspect has been arrested and charged with murdering a student outside a dormitory at South Carolina State University.
Twelve killed in Chinese clash
Judge: Turn off life support
Pigeon feared extinct found
A cousin of the long lost dodo has been found a decade after it was feared they were extinct.
Genesis to rely on NZ coal
Genesis Energy will cut its coal supply agreement with an overseas company and extend until June 2017 its supply contract with Solid Energy.
Home builders in overdrive
Christchurch's top two home builders have started the year with bulging order books.
Worker ate cake as 'joke'
Mixed view on Skellerup
A stake in butchery
One of Christchurch's oldest butcheries has had an injection of young blood.
Push to set up rentals register
Landlords could be encouraged to obtain a warrant of fitness for their rental properties.
Leaving the squeegee behind
A driver enraged by unwanted window washing has a change of heart about youngster.
Ready and willing, no work
Life insurance sector 'low risk'
Fighting pricing errors
Pricing mix-ups leave a bad taste but you can't force a retailer to sell you something at the "wrong" price.
Beginner's guide to Reddit
It calls itself the 'front page of the internet', but what exactly is Reddit?
Snowden denies password theft
Former US intelligence contractor denies stealing co-workers' passwords to thousands of classified documents.
Happy 30th to Apple's Mac
Pope: Internet a gift from God
Five kinds of internet bigots
Folks who should probably have their wi-fi privilege revoked.
7 hangover myths busted
Hair of the dog, greasy late-night snacks, a next-day powerade - are these 'cures' actually doing you any good?
Wave goodbye ladies...
He's set to marry tomorrow, so what better time than to give one of fave former ABs the send off he deserves.
Ten tips for tackling the gym
The week's best & worst style
Tiny home a true mansion
Her only other experience was a bookcase, but that's not stopped her from building her miniature house.
Recipe: Pete Evans' lamb pie
Here's the MKR star's 'healthy' take on a classic pie ...
On ice cubes in wine
Is popping a few in to chill your Chardonnay all good or just a bit too bogan?
Giving up grilled meats ...
Spicy sesame chicken salad
Tech to reduce rear-end collisions
Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race to feature cars with new radar and advanced software.
Power pole crash a $320k write off
Man guilty of dangerous driving writes off Aston Martin present to wife after Auckland dinner.
Five tonne monsters get crushing
Ford's future: connected cars
Kiwis pick favourite movie
Once Were Warriors has been voted the best New Zealand film of all time in the first survey of Kiwi national cinema.
Win a trip to Mexico!
Win a bewitching trip to the paranormal hot spots of Mexico with Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones.
Jezabels' double whammy
Never too early camp
Don't look back in anger, Liam
Liam Gallagher's other band, Beady Eye, is cracking out the Oasis classics.
Pachyderms in the mist
A trip to a Thai national park means elephants and much, much more.
Five things to do in Moscow
If you're visiting Russia for the upcoming Winter Olympics, why not see Moscow while you're there?
We know everything about you
The best way to see a country
5 free things to do in Milan
There is plenty to see for those whose pockets are not so deep - be it by style choice, or not.
Your top five Kiwi movies
New Zealand has been home to some fabulous films. Which are your top five favourites?
Running hard habit to break
Anyone who submit to daily acts of self-discipline, like running, will attest to the fact that it's magnetic.
Why I love race day
Hit drunks where it hurts
Surf's up pups!
Poppy and Jax hitched a ride with Julie Wagener this summer at Houhora Harbour.
Farm sales up, confidence strong
Farm sales rose by more than 20pc last year reflecting strong confidence in the rural sector, the Real Estate Institute says.
Fruit fly findings near
Results due soon from extra surveillance used in effort to arrest possible harm posed by biosecurity breach.
Riverlands fined after finger lost
Life returns to a stream
Aftershocks likely to stay deep
Eketahuna's 6.2 earthquake is very unlikely to be followed by another large earthquake.
Life possible in Mars water
Four billion years ago, Mars was a hotter place with the water flowing across the surface.
Making of a masterpiece
Water found on planet Ceres
Li oldest Aussie champion
Li Na made it third time lucky in the Australian Open final, beating Dominika Cibulkova 7-6 (3) 6-0.
Two from two for ABs Sevens
New Zealand sevens team breezed through their two pool games on the opening day of the Las Vegas tournament.
Nadal swipes Federer aside
Cibulkova expects grand slam
Ko slips back in Bahamas
Lydia Ko has slipped back into fifth after the second round of the season-opening LPGA tour event.
Beginner's guide to Reddit
It calls itself the 'front page of the internet', but what exactly is Reddit?
Jezabels' double whammy
Touring alone is not enough to raise Australian quartet The Jezabels's stress levels.
Secret prison cost CIA $18m
In 2003, two CIA officers picked up a pair of large cardboard boxes. Inside was US$15m.
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Hot baby name trends
Jaxson, Emmalee, Kaytlyn Atticus - check out the baby names that are likely to be popular this year.
Celeb news roundup
Justin Bieber's mum is praying for him and Kris Jenner admits she is an overbearing mum, here is what else is making headlines in celebville.
Boy's best friends
A Russian mum decided to document the friendships of her two sons and their pets, a dog, cat, duckling and rabbit.
Stars light travel perspective
Sometimes you just need to look up to be reminded of how lucky you have it.
First-time cruiser
Not sure where to start with the wealth of Cruising information around? Email your questions to travel@stuff.co.nz.
To Russia for love
It can get a bit cold in winter, -20 cold, but its art, history and magnificence make St Petersburg worth a visit.
Head south for cheap hols
If you want a cheaper and less crowded summer holiday, figures suggest heading down south.
Cannibal rats on ghost ship
Disease-ridden, cannabalistic rats are adrift on an abandoned ship in the North Atlantic ocean.
Yeah nah, fair enough
Are we making ourselves understood? Apparently not, but an American is here to help.
Where are the beauties?
Sponsors were lined up, prizes organised, dates set. But where were the girls?
Is this thing on? Oh...yes
Online broadcast of PM's speech captured one TV journalist's very private moment.