A night of stars and scandal
Lorde will join a history of gossip and gaffes when she performs at the Grammys tomorrow.
Green's school hub plan
12:23pm
The Greens would turn schools in lower income areas into hubs to address health, social and welfare needs.
Three dead in mall shooting
12:46pm Gunman opens fire in a skate shop at a crowded shopping mall near Baltimore, killing two store employees and then himself.
School ditches rules and loses bullies
Ripping up the playground rulebook is having incredible effects on children at one school.
Fatal sleepout fire in Canterbury
11:55am One person has died after a fire in a sleepout in Leithfield Beach this morning.
Exam cheating inquiry continues
The NZQA is still looking through material in an investigation into a far-reaching cheating scandal.
The flight of the killer drones is no longer science fiction but a real threat to safety and privacy.
School ditches rules and loses bullies
Eye spy disaster in the city sky
Kiwi climbing against Aussie mixed news
India, Black Caps tie thrilling one-dayer
Lorde's style sets global fashion trend
Microchip a radical concussion lifesaver
'They will be in my heart forever, and ever'
School ditches rules and loses bullies
Eye spy disaster in the city sky
NZ property overvalued 71 per cent
Microchip a radical concussion lifesaver
Best investment ideas of the decade
Kiwi climbing against Aussie mixed news
Hospital waiting list warning
A sharp drop in the number of people taking out health insurance has prompted warnings public hospital waiting lists will spiral.
'You'll never be alone'
The deaths of Bradley and Ellen Livingstone ignited amazing love and kindness from the community.
Shane Jones in cannabis row
Designer attacks labels
A good time? You bet
Wellington Cup crowds were well-behaved, pity about horses...
Maryland mall shooter had "lots of" ammunition- Police
Police say the suspected gunman in a shooting at a Maryland mall that left three people dead was carrying a large amount of ammunition. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Fresh violence in Kiev
New violence erupted in Ukraine's capital during the night as a large crowd attacked building where police were stationed inside.
Death toll expected to be 32
Thirty-two people are presumed to have died in the fire that swept through a wooden retirement residence in Quebec.
Hollande, partner separate
Syrian civil war foes meet
Three dead in mall shooting
Gunman opens fire in a skate shop at a crowded shopping mall near Baltimore, killing two store employees and then himself.
After the quakes, frauds
The courts in Christchurch are dealing with an increasing amount of earthquake-related fraud. Is a pattern emerging?
Climbing kiwi mixed
The prospect of our dollar being worth as much as its Australian counterpart is good news for some, not others.
Forestry 'at the crossroads'
Appeal over 'soft' ruling
Icecream seller licks jobless
A Kiwi icecream company is offering unemployed a chance to realise their own frozen dreams,
Insurers 'never had it better'
Car insurance has become significantly more profitable, thanks to safer cars, better driving and an apparent failure of shopping around.
Cashing in on predictions
On Tuesday we had the momentous news that the politician whose hair has its own Twitter account was reappointed as a government minister.
Visitors triple to Life Direct site
Property overvalued 71 per cent
Pero believes work ethic key
Success has not changed Mike Pero's views on money and hard work.
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.
Lorde's style sets global trend
Lorde's chic vampish looks are setting global fashion trends in the lead up to the Grammys.
When days go from bad to worst
It should be a very distant last-year-sometime memory by now, yet I'm still dissecting it.
Love my kids, just not the gifts
Hairstyles for day old hair
Conquer the bridezilla within
A summer working in a bridal boutique not enough to learn the tricks to overcome the wedding monster.
Soak up this sweet taste of home
A traditional sponge gets a modern - and delicious - update with the substitution of a few key ingredients.
Fizz goes out of 'blood bubbles'
An innocuous machine for making tap-water bubbly is at the centre of an unlikely ethical battle.
Holiday in the kitchen
Cooking lamb with Coke
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
Me, Myself, and Biebs
Corey Haim’s legendary 1989 video diary, Justin Bieber, and the warping heat of teen fame.
PM snags votes at festival
Not for the first time, John Key wielded the barbecue tongs for the cameras, invoking an ancient political tradition.
Hustle's razzle-dazzle
Solid walk with odd stumble
Light on the man in black
A new biography adds definition to the blurred lines written about musician Johnny Cash.
Girls just wanna have fun
Big city, short time? Leave it to a group of gal pals to streamline the perfect Bangkok weekend.
New cruises this year
Launch of five new ocean ships and 29 river vessels has 2014 shaping up as a big year for cruising.
5 free things to do in Milan
Pachyderms in the mist
Holiday in the kitchen
At a cooking school on Queensland's Sunshine Coast there's more to it than just hard work.
Five pet holidays faves
With a dog and a campervan Annalie Brown is used to trawling the country for pet-friendly spots.
Your top five Kiwi movies
New Zealand has been home to some fabulous films. Which are your top five favourites?
Surf's up pups!
Running hard habit to break
A side to tackle the ODIs
Wayne Parker names an ODI World XI for cricket aficionados.
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
Unchanged test squad named
Mike Hesson has stuck with the tried and true in naming an unchanged test squad to face India.
America's Cup to move?
The next America's Cup could be sailed off a Hawaiian beach or San Diego instead of returning to San Francisco.
Bond beats Drysdale
New Zealand send Fiji packing
Ko stays in touch with leaders
Lydia Ko remains in contention, but wasn't able to shoot as low as some on moving day at the Bahamas Golf Open.
Girls just wanna have fun
Big city, short time? Leave it to a group of gal pals to streamline the perfect Bangkok weekend.
It's a rotten shame really
After producing a generation with the healthiest teeth in our history, have we become complacent?
Designer attacks labels
Kiwi fashion designer launches attack on contemporaries who employ Asian sweatshop labour.
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Top movies for kids
Check out these must-see kids' movies and see if you agree with our pick of the best.
Hernias in babies and toddlers
Hernias are quite common in babies - here are symptoms, treatment, and risks of different types of hernia.
Tempting school lunches
Sick of making lunches that don't get eaten? Nutritiionist Lynda Smith has some tips.
Hot baby name trends
Jaxson, Emmalee, Kaytlyn Atticus - check out the baby names that are likely to be popular this year.
Paris, je t'aime France
There's so much to see and never enough time to take it all in in the French capital.
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.
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.