'Super massive' aurora for NZ
Meteorologists say conditions are looking promising for a spectacular aurora tonight.
$120k hospital holiday
7:59 PM A rogue tree root abruptly ended a French cycling holiday for Catherine Vernon. She's not the only one.
Stuff debate to test leaders
15 min ago Bill English and Jacinda Ardern will face their toughest showdown yet on Thursday night.
'No help at all' for Ariana, 15
6:58 PM Six months before she died, Ariana Reedy had tried to take her life twice in one week.
Duo guilty over Aus beach death
8:06 PM Two men found guilty over the 2011 death and sexual assault of Lynette Daley on a remote Australian beach.
Ardern gives elderly vote a nudge
ANALYSIS: If election is a war between young and old, Ardern is reaching for common ground.
Missing boy, 5, found
7:40 PM The five-year-old went missing from his home in Cannons Creek on Wednesday evening.
Dead man 'just left gang'
Man whose body was found on Canterbury riverbed was "big teddy bear with tough stickers", friend says.
'Inadequate' supervision
A 12-year-old girl says she was raped while on the run from a state home for children.
Trapped for three hours
Crews struggle in dark and on rough terrain to rescue a woman who fell down 10m cliff in Hutt Valley reserve.
Joyce did this in 2011 and 2014
7:51 PM OPINION: Steven Joyce has form with alleging black holes in Labour's spending. By comparison this attack is small.
I'm no Trump — Ardern
Jacinda Ardern says comparing her to Donald Trump is offensive and false.
National's benefit crackdown
National has threatened to cut benefits if Kiwis don't get off drugs and into work.
How will N Korea crisis go?
ANALYSIS: There are three possible scenarios as the odds of a war with North Korea surge.
Thrown poo sparks cash drive
Man seeks funds to replace window he claims was ruined when firefighters rescued his stuck date, after she climbed through to retrieve poo.
Trump, Turnbull talk N Korea
Australia's PM and America's President conduct a 'warm' telephone call about the North Korea nuclear crisis.
Govt props up rental market
The Government spends $6 million a day to keep the rental market afloat - but is it social aid, or a band aid?
New Auckland town named
Major Pukekohe subdivision expects to welcome first residents next year.
Lord Ganesha lamb ad offends
Australian meat marketing campaign has angered the international Hindu community.
Unbelievable ways to be hacked
A look at the world's craziest hacking methods.
The iPhone hype is fading
The launch of the next iPhone is not exciting most people, according to a survey.
Competition coming for Kmart
The Red Shed and H&M are threatening to dethrone Kmart as the king of affordable homewares.
Odds on to win The Block NZ
Trade Me might have inside information on who will take out this year's prize.
Weirdly wonderful Kiwi homes
From the grand to the grounded, who would have thought our islands had such a variety of dwellings to choose from?
William's reaction to baby news
Prince William says his pregnant wife is doing well but admits things were "a bit anxious to start with".
Politics is so hot right now
OPINION: Can "protest shows" like World's be authentic, or do they cash in on social movements?
Like a bat out of hell
"Catch him daddy". Banishing a bat from the kitchen has never been funnier.
My son's battle with anorexia
OPINION: "When I asked him why he thought he had an eating disorder, he simply said, 'I didn't want to get fat'."
Gluten intolerant? Probably not
Five out of six people avoiding gluten probably don't need to, according to the Australian review.
Embracing a mid-life makeover
OPINION: For some of us, it can take a long time to get on board with the whole "healthy living" thing.
First new chocolate in 80 years
Ruby chocolate has a natural berry flavour and tastes sour yet sweet.
Feast on a fabulous frittata
Whether you have leftovers to use, or start from scratch, these frittatas are eggs-eptionally good.
Water taxes will change farming
OPINION: A fear of water taxes is gripping farming - here's how I expect pastoral farmers to respond.
Filipino farmer: Becoming Kiwi
Joseph Domingo's decision to follow his farming dreams and move to NZ wasn't easy, or cheap.
Odds on to win The Block NZ
Trade Me might have inside information on who will take out this year's prize.
How is Fatso still a thing?
8:19 PM ANALYSIS: With DVD stores dropping like flies around the country, why is online DVD rental service Fatso still around?
Aussies alarmed by Peppa Pig's spider episode
Pepper Pig's love of spiders is not welcome in Australia
A region of storied ruins
Cyrus and Darius, Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan – all left their mark here.
When travel is just voyeurism
OPINION: All-inclusive is the world's most popular way of travelling, but is it doing more harm than good?
Most wanted NZ Airbnbs
 The 10 most wished-for properties in the country might surprise you.
New Leaf gets big range boost
The tease is over as Nissan unveils the biggest rival yet to Tesla's Model 3.
Ferrari gift to help children
Donated supercar could become the most expensive car made in the 21st Century when auctioned for charity.
A secret safer roads weapon
It looks like any other truck, but inside its specially kitted out to educate about driver near big rigs.
The cycle of mutual neglect
Young people don't vote because politicians ignore them, and politicians ignore young people because they don't vote.
Harry the talking cat
No one ever believed my ginger cat said "mum" until they heard it with their own ears.
Fix farming to solve our water woes
Intensive dairy farming is the main source pollution in NZ's waterways. It's time we wound it back.
Argentina in All Whites' sights
Argentina remain in fifth and on track to play the All Whites after the latest round of South American World Cup qualifiers.
Back-to-back tons from Warner
8:17 PM The left-hander made his second ton in as many tests against Bangladesh.
Paddon: We will not give up
7:03 PM Kiwi rally driver Hayden Paddon speaks out after 'poor year' leads to demotion.
Parties commit on poverty
OPINION: Both Labour and National are now politically committed to major reductions in child poverty rates.
When travel is just voyeurism
OPINION: All-inclusive holidays are the world's most popular way of travelling, but are they doing more harm than good?
My husband is head of the family
OPINION: After being called sexist, Louise Giltrap feels the need to explain what she really feels about her husband's place in the family.
When staff get drunk at work
OPINION: What are employers' rights and responsibilities when staff are on the drink?
Episode 1: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
The Valley episode 2: Mission Ready
The bait and hook: The tactic NZ soldiers prepped before deployment in Afghanistan.
The Valley episode 6: Consequences
The officer commanding from the Battle of Baghak finally speaks out.
Lessons for Christchurch?
US city's massive spend on new stadiums rather than its aging dams proves a very bad choice.
Around the world in 80 days
Mark Beaumont is on a mission to break the world record for circumnavigating the world by bike.
Isis tells women to take up arms
Islamic State is increasingly urging women to fight its battles, in a bid to boost its ranks.
Kingswood tour: Coast policy gold
The Kingswood Election Tour strikes it rich on the West Coast as locals prepare to vote in the election.
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Weirdly wonderful Kiwi homes
From the grand to the grounded, who would have thought our islands had such a variety of dwellings to choose from?
Thrown poo sparks cash drive
UK Tinder date ends with her stuck in the toilet window and him paying for the repairs.
Giant floating paua for Kapiti?
The man who sank a frigate off Island Bay in Wellington has floated a bold idea for the Kapiti Coast.
Royal chaos of having 3rd child
George is off to school, Charlotte's nearly out of nappies, and the Duke and Duchess will add a third baby to their brood.
Morning sickness is 'worth it'
One Kiwi mum knows how Kate feels - she threw up six times a day, but says it was all worth it in the end.
Can diet 'fix' fertility issues?
What you eat can have a significant impact on your fertility, especially for women with endometriosis.
Kate's severe morning sickness
As with her previous two pregnancies, the Duchess is suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum.
London: city of surprises
Clown galleries, whitewater rafting and God's Own Junkyard are among the city's more out-there attractions.
Planning a southern Europe break
Now is the perfect time to organise a holiday over the northern hemisphere summer.
