Rusting ship 'unsafe'
7:06 PM Motueka's much photographed shipwreck is falling apart. But children still love climbing on it.
'Sinister' side to case
8:11 PM Missing man's brother fears the worst, as police hunt for a Toyota that may be linked.
Live: Storm hits north
Bay of Plenty cops worst of the rain as wind knocks out power to parts of Auckland.
Fraudster's home to be sold
7:10 PM Police win order to sell Ngatata Love and Lorraine Skiffington's "tainted" home.
Wellington cycleway, the sequel
7:27 PM Council's first attempt at the cycleway caused outrage. Now there's a plan to extend it.
Stuff gains influence
8:06 PM Stuff jumps eight places on the leaderboard of NZ's most influential brands.
Storm hits Auckland
Bad weather and a breakdown caused long delays on southern motorway as people tried to get home.
Whistleblowers vindicated
Ministry whistleblowers under a highly manipulative manager should get compo, SSC says.
From loss to blessings
A Muriwai author helped deal with loss of her mother by sitting on a rock at the beach.
Inside a crippled nuclear plant
Robot swims through radiation that could kill humans instantly to capture images of damaged Japanese nuclear power plant.
Missing Aussie's secret UK life
Aussie Jenenne-Ann Allen's mum says she always knew her daughter was still alive.
'Wolfman' wanted kid sacrifice
Australian woman accused of killing her toddler feared the 'wolfman' would stop her from meeting aliens.
Fletcher woes delay SkyCity plan
Auckland will have to wait for its International Convention Centre.
Good for retirees, but not kids
New Zealand's pensioners have it good - younger generations, not so much, one researcher says.
Taxi drivers struggle to survive
Some drivers are working at least 12 hours a day to make a living while charging some of the highest fares in the world.
Steve Jobs: The opera
The man who revolutionised the mobile phone has been the subject of a book and film. Now there's an opera.
Thumbprint instead of PINs
Can't remember you personal identification number? No problem, just whip out your thumb.
Amazon's new social network
It's a little bit Pinterest and little bit Instagram, and its aim is to get users to spend more money.
Retirement villages up their game
Cafes, creches, electric cars - the new model for retirement villages has baby boomers firmly in its sights.
Fuss over a $99 Kmart vacuum
It started with a Facebook post and grew from there - a frenzy over a $99 vacuum.
Why tabloid ran Dr Who nudes
OPINION: Publishing photos of Jodie Whittaker's nude stills is more than just an act of disparagement.
When 1 wedding dress won't do
Forget finding "the one" - some brides now have up to 8 looks in their wedding wardrobe.
Why dogs are obsessed with us
This explains how they went from being wolf-like to man's best friend.
Doco's alt facts about veganism
The arguments for and against veganism are often so emotive that truth becomes collateral damage.
What blood in stools means
Bleeding from the lower gut can signify many things, but the one we all want to rule out is bowel cancer.
Marathon mates near 1000
"The Famous Five", including a grandmother, are getting closer to their goal of 1000 marathons.
A foodie first for Wellington
Wellington CBD is heaving with parties, cinematic themed cocktails, and a beer challenge.
Sushi chain may ditch plastic
St Pierre's is thinking of ditching its popular plastic take-away containers and making its service BYO container.
Masters of farming diversification
Kate and David Acland have made a great success of diversifying their farming business.
MasterChef must ban desserts
OPINION: If MasterChef Australia were a restaurant, the pudding menu would run to 50 pages.
Kermit's personality changed
Muppet creator's family says the fired actor played the beloved frog as a 'bitter, depressed victim'.
Trailers spoiling the moviesÂ
OPINION: Why do modern movie trailers insist on giving away the plot and ruining the film?
Where to go if you're vego
Vegos in search of culinary nirvana should to these spots where plant-based cuisine reigns supreme.
US cities people forget about
We know what to find in New York, LA and San Fran. But there's more impressive places to visit.
Tourists love Korea's truce village
Some call it one of the scariest places on Earth; others view it as a tourist spot.
Wow factor now populist
Some of the most exciting enthusiast cars of 2017 as are based on ordinary hatchbacks and sedans.
It's not all Apple or Android
It seems carmakers can't afford to to ignore Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. But one small group is going to try.
We are in love with SUVs
Queen sang about the car being the "machine of a dream" but for Kiwis that vehicle is the SUV.
No contact with ex, no benefit
I was forced to raise my son on a single person’s benefit for years - even though Work and Income should have intervened.
What's one more homeless?
Labour MP Clare Curran has vowed to camp out until two homeless women get better support.
Pippa devours everything
Pippa will chew anything she can get her paws on. She even ravaged a bag of mixed nuts.
Jordie's got a weak foot? Nah
7:52 PM Younger Barrett shows his older brother how its done, nailing sideline conversion with his left foot.
How SBW's back for Bledisloe
He's banned for four games, but Steve Hansen thinks club and pre-season games count.
What it's like to be a 'cyclor'
Fear factor, jellied legs, leaps across the boat. A Team NZ cyclor says he felt like a human battery.
Fletcher mea culpa shakes market
ANALYSIS: Where to now for Fletcher Building, where further profit downgrades have claimed its chief executive.
Snooping must not be tolerated
OPINION: Nobody from the Horowhenua council has explained why it's necessary to debase democracy.
Sexist advertising works
OPINION: Earth to Planet PC: if you ban sexist advertising, you're just banning the truth.
MasterChef must ban desserts
OPINION: If MasterChef Australia were a restaurant, the dessert menu would run to 50 pages.
Welfare system 'cruel and broken'
Metiria Turei's WINZ admission is evidence our system "drives people to make terrible choices" - and experts agree.
'Bad mothers' could be just like you
OPINION: Judging people is easy. What about trying to understand their lives?
Pete's legacy: a haunting new drama
How one director managed to persuade Oscars' current best actor to spend most of a movie with a sheet over his head.
I almost blew my mum's last wish
No chemo, no invasive procedures! she said. But then a surgeon scared me.
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Local boatie to the rescue
A beached keeler has been saved from being scrapped thanks to a local boatie.
Young humpback loses its way
A whale on its way north ended up getting a little lost and taking a detour near Picton.
The comedian trolling Trump
A US comedy writer is replying to Donald Trump's tweets like they're personal texts.
Dog falls 10 metres down cliff
A 'lively' dog was rescued from a Taranaki cliff ledge after falling 10 metres.
'Bad mothers' could be just like you
OPINION: Judging people is easy. What about trying to understand their lives?
Harder to name boys or girls?
Choosing the right baby name is always tough. But is one gender harder than the other?
What holiday photos really mean
OPINION: No one who's genuinely having a great time is taking photos and posting them online.
Why do people hate travel writers?
OPINION: There's so much abuse and hatred. What's everyone so upset about?
Why more tourists are heading to Colombia
Culturally rich Colombia also has natural attractions galore.
Quiz: Do you know world's airports?
From the best to the busiest, where in world will you find these airports?