A child murderer in Kaikohe
She tortured and murdered a teen in Australia. Now she is trying to rebuild life in small town NZ.
Read puzzled by ref
9:27 AM AB captain bemused by ref's law interpretation, "it's been an offside for a long time".
Kaplan questions 'ludicrous' call
10:05 AM Kieran Read was in the wrong - though it's odd to change your mind after agreeing with the TMO, ex-ref says.
Finding Rainbow Warrior spy
Meet the French secret agent who never had to explain herself. Until now.
Six, six, six ... and six more
9:35 AM White Ferns slugger Sophie Devine hits ball out of the ground nine times to break records.
The cashless society
Forget cash, cards or your phone. You could soon walk into a shop, pick what you want and leave.
Car thief adds insult to injury
10:36 AM Police investigating after car thief steals one Nissan, sets it on fire, then steals another.
NZ police slammed over extradition
Australian judge who ordered Kiwi home to face serious assault charges has taken aim at NZ police over delays and "misleading conduct".
NZ's prescription epidemic
Freya Stephen died at 19 after becoming addicted to painkillers. Her tragic story is set to become much more common in NZ.
The 'great war for New Zealand'
Aucklanders march to remember the forgotten fallen of the Waikato War.
Killed for insurance money
US woman's scheme was flawed from the start - her husband's ex-wife was still the beneficiary.
Trump 'satisfied' with denials
Russian president says Trump "asked a lot" about meddling in election, and seemed to agree Russia didn't do it.
Schoolgirl rapist wears camo
Australian predator dressed head-to-toe in a camouflage Ghillie suit to target teens.
Kiwis make first of its kind hand
NZ engineers reveal state of the art waterproof prosthetic hand, which can cut a steak and possibly disrupt a multi-billion dollar market.
World hope reigns eternal
OPINION: I need a dose of optimism and hope amongst all the bad in the world
Kiwi app aims to save lives
Almost 50 people die at work in New Zealand every year. One Kiwi app developer thinks he has the solution to preventable deaths.
Review: Samsung's high-end TV
Samsung's newest television features all the latest tech, along with a high price.
Google v ticket clippers
Worse - if you try it without adding value, then your business model is in trouble.
A solar-powered family car
The world's first solar-powered family car has been unveiled in the Netherlands.
The Junk & Disorderly duo
They hunt Miss New Zealand trophies, clocks and portraits of other people's ancestors.
Fairy fence's hidden depths
Looking for inspiration for a new fence, Anna Dicker came across an idea that's proved a big hit with her grandchildren and neighbours.
At my place: Elliot Alexander
Inside the Bayswater home of one of the boys behind Auckland's Endemic World art gallery,
Male suicide rates too high
OPINION: Why are male suicide rates so high? Lee Suckling believes society’s pressure on men to conform to narrow ideal is not helping.
The scoop on wardrobe-gate
OPINION: There's no pressure for the mums flash at my school gate, how about yours?
Which canned spaghetti is best?
Which brand is the tastiest? Or the healthiest? We put 3 of them to the test.
Mexican week in chemo ward
David Downs opts for a 'Mexic-ation' as he goes in for his seventh round of chemotherapy.
The quickest way to burn fat?
Does fighting an imaginary person serve as a legitimate fitness regime? We sign up for Fight Do to find out.
Top five test meals
Rugby watching is a hungry business - sustain yourself with spotted dick, toad in the hole or their Kiwi counterparts.
The wines, they are a changin’
When it comes to wine, quality is starting to be valued over quantity, says John Saker.
Cannabis: regional game-changer?
They produce sheep, tourism dollars and hydroelectric power. Why not cannabis?
RSE scheme turns 10
10:30 AM Seasonal workers have played a crucial part in New Zealand's growing wine industry.
Publisher blamed for axing
Mana magazine editor is furious at news of its closure, calling the move a waste.
Sexism, bad wigs & bathrobes
Westside is back - and this time, it's 1982.
Maori thrash metal hits charts
Alien Weaponry, a Maori teenage metal group, is making trembles as its newly released song makes the NZ charts.
Montreal: C'est vraiment nice!
As this French-speaking Canadian city turns 375, we tune into its colour, cuisine and quirky colloquialisms
A weekend in Essaouira
Enjoy this colourful Moroccan port before temperatures begin to soar
Noosa's food, glorious food
The rich and famous can afford to reside in Noosa. For the rest of us, it's a great excuse to live it up, lard it on, and then leave.
Aus drivers watch porn over road
4 min ago "We had punters watching pornos ... we had one guy that had a movie going and another phone," say gobsmacked police after blitz.
Another Alfa rebirth
Italian brand is reborn... again. We hit the road in the Giulia Veloce and Quadrifoglio super-sedan.
A toll on Wellington's CBD?
Solving the capital's congestion woes could involve charging entry to its inner city.
Cannabis: A Dutch opinion
You can stick your head in the sand or you can encourage drug users to use safely.
Cannabis is my saviour
Marijuana is one of the only things that helps Olivia Bayliss manage her epilepsy.
Storm at Sandymount
In the hail and sleet, we took an invigorating walk to Sandymount to see what we could photograph.
Cruden: We wanted extra time
10:21 AM Aaron Cruden wanted a fairytale finish to his NZ career. Instead he had a flat dressing room around him.
Fitzy: Gatland critics the clowns
Sean Fitzpatrick says "red-faced" Kiwi fans didn't respect quality of northern hemisphere rugby before tour.
Lions series honours shared
French farce at Eden Park leaves All Blacks stranded for the Lions to snatch a series draw.
Farewell NZ, it's been great
OPINION: An annoying attempt to create atmosphere notwithstanding, the Lions tour has been a triumph, writes Alan Dymock.
Can TVNZ survive the Netflix comet
OPINION: State-owned broadcaster's criticism of Netflix is proof it's battling for survival against a better-armed opponent.
Spy should lose 'honour' medal
OPINION: Over the past 32 years, Rainbow Warrior agent has enjoyed an army desk job, and then a comfortable retirement.
Turning the black economy green
What happens to the dealers, growers, and gangs when cannabis is legal and regulated?
The cathedral dilemma: What would Jesus do?
OPINION: An Anglican priests asks, will Christchurch's heart be restored by spending $104m on a church?
Who supports the cannabis law?
For a law that has been so hard to change, the criminalisation of cannabis seems to have few outspoken supporters.
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Aus drivers watch porn instead of road
"We had punters watching pornos ... we had one guy that had a movie going and another phone," say gobsmacked police after blitz.
Panda-shaped wind farm powers China
Most solar farms are generally built in grid formation. China's gone with something much more adorable.
London's severed finger mystery
Public appeal launched to find the owner of a human finger, seven years after it was found in London.
Space Teddy ascends Everest
"Space Teddy", the first soft toy to survive a trip into space, has now trekked Mount Everest.
What it's like being a solo dad
Three dads tell Britt Mann about the joys and challenges of raising their kids after their relationships ended.
'Crazy' response to donor plea
Couple wanting Maori donor egg amazed by "gobsmacking" offers of help.
Better options than smacking
In wake of research showing many Kiwis still smack their kids, experts advise stressed parents to think twice.
Deadly risk of eating placenta
Women who eat it say it improves your mood and energy, but experts have warned of the scary dangers involved.
Grand tour of Italy
Need help with an Italy itinerary? Email travel@stuff.co.nz and we'll get you an answer.
Insider tip: Phuket
With spectacular coastlines, bustling markets and fascinating culture, Phuket amazed me endlessly.
Booking flights: When's best?
Some websites tell you Tuesday afternoon, others say 49 days before. None of it is true.