The man behind net's latest craze
4:09 PM Photographer didn't realise his pic was an online obsession. He didn't know what a meme was.
CYF 'failed' Moko
10 min ago Baby Moko could still be alive if CYF social workers had followed their own policies, coroner's court has heard.
Man headbutts coach
0 min ago Hamilton dad, angry his son was playing centre, ended up fighting the coach.
Kiwi wins freediving gold
3:49 PM Wellington freediver Dave Mullins' career hits a great new low with a record 126m plunge.
Schoolboys prepped for drug testing
17 min ago Fears of doping around NZ will mean schoolboy players will face testing next month.
First time using the internet
4:19 PM It was only after escaping from North Korea that student learnt about Google.
Red Fox cold case: Two arrested
3:26 PM Breakthrough in 30-year-old homicide of Chris Bush, who was shot dead at a Waikato pub.
Live: Peters' port pitch
Winston Peters answers questions on NZ First's promise to move Auckland's port to Northland.
Boy star sentenced
Actor gets community service, supervision, and is banned from driving over crash that nearly killed him.
Shoes tell sad story
Six hundred and six shoes, placed on Strathallan Corner, told a sad story on Thursday.
Orange Guy 'unrelateable'
"Fake" and "outdated" are among young people's criticisms of Orange Guy election branding meant to target them.
Dunne takes stab at politicians
Outgoing MP Peter Dunne calls out the political landscape, calling this election a "circus".
Pledge to combat homelessness
Government to provide $27m to help build a new 80-unit complex in Auckland, while also expanding Housing First into other regions.
Girl found with drowned mum
The last actions of a woman who drowned in the Texas floods were to save her three-year-old daughter.
Six family members drown
Samuel Saldivar could only watch as a van carrying his parents and his brother's grandchildren sunk into Texas floodwaters.
Kiwi-born MP faces questions
3:56 PM Derryn Hinch was born in New Zealand, but it's his ties to the US that could land him in hot water.
Leaky homes class action win
After first having just weeks to sign up new claimants for action against James Hardie, court grants group five more months.
'Crazy' Queensland policy
10 min ago Buy Queensland First policy is expected to disadvantage NZ exporters.
Damaging allegations secret
4:27 PM The $200 million-plus company is worried about possible damage to its high-profile reputation.
How the new iPhone will change
Apple plans to transform the way people use its next high-end iPhone by eliminating the concept of a home button.
Making phones last in a power cut
Don't get disconnected when the next disaster strikes.
Roku is killing Apple TV
Apple really should have won this battle.
Dogs' house nicer than yours
3:24 PM A Pennsylvanian man spent years building a play area for his four pooches.
Top colour awards go public
Colourful exhibition with Maori artworks, and a cycle underpass are the big winners in Resene colour awards.
Liberty, Anthropologie hook up
In a match made in decor heaven, the best of English textiles have joined forces with 'it' brand.
5+ A Day is still valid
4:29 PM Reporting on this international research has just been wrong, according to 5+ A Day.
Dad calls out 'sexist' sign
Men are still battling sexist ideas everywhere when it comes to caring for their children, and nobody wins.
Don't copy Val Adams in the gym
Val has the all-clear to be throwing that sort of tin, but most pregnant women shouldn't.
Sugar deemed a 'gateway' drug
Sugar could act as a gateway to harder substances, researchers claim - but not all experts agree.
High-fat diet study slammed
Paleo followers will love these findings - but they shouldn't.
Stop stepping on the scales
Considering a single glass of water can swing the scales, the weight loss fight isn't just about the numbers.
Picky shoppers create food waste
Customers don't want a crushed packet or oversized vegetables, so it's going to waste.
Food for the great outdoors
With spring just around the corner, it'll soon be picnic weather, so here are some recipes the family will love.
Fonterra invests in Lithuania
Fonterra will take a stake in a Lithuanian dairy company in order to secure whey protein.
Collaboration, not conflict
Community collaboration rather than an adversarial approach is key to improving water quality.
Forget Game of Thrones
While America spent its summer watching TV's biggest show, it unfortunately missed TV's best show.
Swift's bathtub soaks up money
Carat of revenge too much to resist for one singer, despite the cost.
Stiff upper lip with a tremble
Twenty years since Princess Diana's death, we're captivated by the troubled princess who changed royalty, celebrity and humanitarianism.
How to see Beijing in three days
Why not give the China sprint a chance? There's a lot you can do, see and eat in a short visit.
The secrets behind tapas
3:34 PM In Spain tapas isn't a meal. It's a ritual. In a way, it's life itself.
The secret luxury airport lounge
Be prepared to be loaded if you want entry to this hidden room at New York's JFK airport.
Priceless car is beyond money
This gorgeous 1907 Silver Ghost is reputedly the most valuable Rolls-Royce in existence.
Praise surprises young driver
A learner driver who thought "road rage" was in for a big surprise when a woman got out of a car stopped in front him.
Scrap metal Ferrari replica
What would Enzo Ferrari think of this?
Jazz and Cleo's sister act
These two Bengal siblings love to steal anything shiny they find around the house.
Jacinda: The Movie? Let's do this
The Jacinda effect has turned a dull election into a rollercoaster ride with all the ingredients of a great political thriller.
Wallabies in trouble, amateurs fine
OPINION: The ARU must find a way to gather the magic dust from the grassroots game, writes Peter FitzSimons.
New chairman for NZRL
3:48 PM NZRL appoint new chairman ahead of World Cup.
Head-to-head: Ferns funding
It's the burning question: do the world champion Black Ferns deserve NZ Rugby contracts? Stuff sports writers debate it.
The day Princess Diana died
OPINION: Is there anything more eerie or unnerving than a city of 9 million people going quiet?
Ashes foes crash and burn
OPINION: Essentially these great rivals are not great teams, writes Greg Baum.
Why book a mystery break?
OPINION: When so much about travel is subjective, there's so much that could go wrong.
Wallabies in trouble
OPINION: The ARU must find a way to gather the magic dust from the grassroots game, writes Peter FitzSimons.
The case that divides the nation
The Bain case is the most divisive in New Zealand’s criminal history. Why?
When stiff upper lip became a tremble
Diana was the troubled princess who changed royalty, celebrity and humanitarianism.
Forget Game of Thrones, watch this
While America spent its summer watching TV's biggest show, it unfortunately missed TV's best show.
TV lessons from the 60s
The last episode of The Fugitive in 1967 gave TV its first lesson in dramatic finales, later seen by Cheers, Friends and Seinfeld.
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Pink hat banned from library
Furious 78-year-old caught out by rule against hoodies and baseball caps.
Concern at 'sleeper pod' rentals
'Sleeper pods' - which up the number of renters to a room - are a worrying new development, expert says.
Dad calls out 'sexist' sign
Men are still battling sexist ideas everywhere when it comes to caring for their children, and nobody wins.
Should you tell on teens?
Is it your place to intervene and let another parent know if their teenager was behaving badly?
Story behind Bey's twins' names
Wondering how the heck they came up with Rumi and Sir? Jay-Z spills the beans.
Fun in the sun in Barbados
Enjoy Bajan cuisine and ocean trampolines to the tune of calypso music on the Caribbean island.
Cities more lovable than Auckland
Auckland might top lists for great cities, but there are plenty better places out there.
20 ways to get the cheapest flights
There's no secret magic trick but there are certain ways to outsmart the airlines.
