Host sorry for Tom Cruise hoax
The Edge's Jay-Jay Harvey officially apologises to Simon Barnett, after a Tom Cruise-centric prank backfired horribly.
'Serious questions'
9:20 PM Footage from inside Pike River Mine raises questions about the govt's refusal to reenter the drift, a deceased miner's mother says.
Scores die in forest blaze
10:07 PM Fifty-seven people die in what is possibly the deadliest-ever single forest blaze in Portugal.
Survivor NZ: As naked as can be
8:40 PM A young Wellington man has made his mark, by baring all on national television.
Death threat to felines
A death threat against neighbourhood cats has a North Taranaki cul-de-sac on high alert.
Reason: Gatland shows true colours
OPINION: Under fire, Warren Gatland gave his most impressive performance in Rotorua.
PM opens giant tunnel
"This a very exciting day ... 60 years in the making," says Bill English, opening new Auckland tunnel.
Car slams into bakery
Steven Lorth had just seconds to get out of the way when a car crashed into his bakery.
More tests in unexplained death
Police yet to rule out foul play after a man's body was found in Auckland's Freemans Bay.
'All or nothing' for All Whites
NZ has licence to go "balls out" against Mexico at Confeds Cup, All Whites defender says.
MPs threaten to oust May
9:34 PM Leading Eurosceptic MPs will immediately challenge her for the UK leadership if she waters down Brexit.
Cosby's wife lashes out
After a mistrial is declared in US comedian's sex assault case, his wife lets rip at the DA, the judge and the media.
High-rise fires: Stay put or run?
Grenfell Tower disaster brings new scrutiny to long-accepted rule for people trapped in tall buildings when fire breaks out.
How money can buy happiness
Three simple spending rules bring more joy than all the flash houses and cars in the world, says Harvard professor.
Sex and the Tron
OPINION: Once a year, when Fieldays come to town, Hamilton becomes the sex industry capital of the country.
UK picks Kiwi for top trade role
Britain has appointed a former NZ trade negotiator as its chief adviser just days before Brexit discussions are due to begin.
Typewriters boom amid 'burnout'
In the age of smartphones, social media and hacking fears, vintage typewriters are attracting fans.
Wireless charging for iPhone 8
The rumours are confirmed by Taiwanese iPhone assembler Wistron, stealing a march on Apple.
Sea of Thieves: Inside the game
Stuff shares a bottle of grog with Rare's lead designer Ted Timmins to talk about the making of the pirate game.
A country life for us
The Stevensons enjoy a picturesque country life just 25 minutes from the heart of Auckland.
Where antiques and colour reign
The owner of this Taranaki cottage say it's "an interior designers worst nightmare," but the family love their quirky home.
Cafe where plants meet people
The connection between humans and nature was at the heart of this Christchurch cafe's design.
I went on 'honeymoon' alone
She stopped waiting and went on her dream honeymoon by herself - and then the most unexpected thing happened.
Teen blood 'facials' a thing
Move over, vampire facials, people are injecting themselves with teenagers' blood.
Wee royals steal show at parade
Prince George and Princess Charlotte charmed onlookers from the balcony at the annual Trooping the Colours parade.
Vegetarians lose twice more fat
A vegetarian diet may be more effective at reducing muscle fat than low-calorie diets, especially for those with type 2 diabetes.
Learn to go with the flow
When we're in flow, our self-consciousness disappears and we start enjoying ourselves, writes Lucy Hone.
Best butter chicken sauce?
We compare three brands to see which sauce ticks all the boxes.
Yotam Ottolenghi expands empire
if you've ever unearthed a pomegranate in your My Food Bag, you have Ottolenghi to thank for that.
Foodie's best lunch recipes
Jess Daniell, deli owner, caterer and food writer, shares her best lunch recipes.Â
Has peak cow been reached?
The national herd needs to be trimmed, some say, but calls to cull numbers fell on deaf ears at Fieldays.
Ladies, your Fieldays bachelor
Mathew McAtamney lifted the golden gumboot, but he's still looking for that trophy girl.
Bella 'rejects' Leo DiCaprio
"Bella thinks he's ancient. She really likes edgy musicians, so I think she finds him bland."
Stage stormed over Trump
"Do you want Trump to be assassinated?" she yelled after a Julius Caesar character was killed.
Ex-Bachelorette tries for MAFS
A former Bachelor contestant has applied to be part of Married At First Sight NZ in her bid to find love.
Anger at hefty snow play charges
Going for a sled or building a snowman on popular Mt Ruapehu ski fields is about to get very pricey.
Be your own Disney VIP guide
So you're heading to Disneyland or Disney World. Want to know how to beat all the lines?
Tourists struck by mystery bug
Five-star Fijian holiday becomes nightmare for Kiwi families, as mystery bug strikes.
Driving Hyundai's true hot hatch
We're in South Korea for a squirt in Hyundai's first road-going N performance car, the i30N.
Jaguar XF Sportbrake revealed
It is the long-awaited new station wagon from the British-based manufacturer.
Creating a courteous car horn
A conventional car horn was too one-dimensional for the Nasa engineer who shows how to DIY a nicer-sounding honk.
My quarter-life crisis
A priority switch has struck me in my mid-20s - I've realised the one consistent element is family.
'We are Muslims, not terrorists'
Terrorism is unjustly linked with Islam, and Muslims worldwide are automatically being treated as terrorists.
Dear London, with love
How the London Bridge terror attacks uncovered one Kiwi's true love for London.
Saints perfect until the end
8:37 PM Kevin Braswell's didn't want to see any letup in his side's final quarter of the season and, boy, did his team put on a show.
Tactix stun Mystics for win
The Tactix were in tears after beating Mystics 57-46, giving hope to the Magic.
Gatland declares Farrell fit
Warren Gatland declares Owen Farrell fit to face the All Blacks as Lions team to play Chiefs reveals some test selections.
In defence of Nicky Wagner
OPINION: No, Nicky Wagner doesn't think working for disabled people is a drag. Enough of the outrage.
Sex and the Tron
OPINION: Once a year, when Fieldays come to town, Hamilton becomes the sex capital of the country.
Alison Mau: Mongrel landlords
OPINION: My friend's cold, damp state home landed her in hospital. Even the curtains were soaking wet.
Farewell, freedom campers
OPINION: Foreign visitors take five minutes in the departure lounge to complete David Slack's travel questionnaire.
From homeless to helping homeless
Winter's a tough time for the homeless. She knows it, and hopes to ease their plight.
Frozen: New Zealand's cryonic man
Solving the mystery of the one NZer known to have been cryogenically-frozen was the ultimate cold case.
Inside (outside) NZ's only bush school
Kids play with knives, catch and eat possums and and are free to roam.
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Fun, sun and leg numbness
The pain lasted only till the numbness set in. Freezing is no sweat for these midwinter dippers.
Gunning for Malone's statue
He was probably killed by his own artillery, so should a howitzer be placed beside war hero Colonel Malone?
Eye spy with my little eye
Is it a dragon? Is it a bird? It's whatever you want it to be, 'cos it's all about perspective, man.
How I overcame my IVF fears
OPINION: Blogs and "mummy boards" only fed into my worries, so I decided to look into the real IVF risks.
Twins separated in rare surgery
For the first time, conjoined twins Abby and Erin Delaney can sleep in separate beds.
I'm pregnant, not fat
OPINION: No generation of women in history has been as aware about what goes into our mouths while we are pregnant.
Why I hate playgrounds
OPINION: Playgrounds are the prime place in modern society where parents feel justified in depositing their poorly behaved children.
Enjoying open-minded Hamburg
Wellingtonian Rebecca Young loves the diversity, relaxed lifestyle and natural attractions of Hamburg.
New Zealand's grape expectations
New Zealand is awash with vineyards in beautiful settings, offering delightful food and wine experiences.
Family skiing for less
Which are the best options for beginner skiers on a budget? Email us a travel@stuff.co.nz
Readers' travel photos of the week
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