One winner for $30 million
There might be no work on Monday for one player after $30m win - 4th highest in Lotto history.
Arrest, raid over UK tube blast
2:19 AM 18-year-old arrested in "significant" move, while police raid house after blast that hurt 29.
Folau gets double as Wallabies win
Aussies get a Rugby Championship win at last as they come from behind to down Pumas.
Confessions from the barber's chair
At one, men talk about 12-hour working days and cheating on their wives, at the other how their mum is always on their case.
PM's blood spilt, by George
Bill English bugged on the campaign trail in Rotorua.
Search for boaties suspended
The search for two boaties reported missing after debris and a life raft were found off the West Coast will continue on Sunday.
Biker hurt in crash
A man has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after a motorbike crash.
Why live in a shrinking town?
Property prices have slumped, jobs have disappeared and shops stand empty but the locals won't be defined by the statistics.
Arrest, raid over London tube blast
18-year-old man arrested in "significant" breakthrough, while police raid house after blast that injured 29.
Rebellion in the rust belt
This part of New Zealand has changed the country before. Could they do it again?
Ardern and her aunt
Jacinda Ardern was 16 or 17 when her aunt invited her to help out on a "wee campaign" in New Plymouth.
Pirates at Jacinda 'Arrr-dern' visit
Labour leader Jacinda 'Arrr-dern's' unexpected pirate encounter.
N Korea seeks 'equilibrium'
North Korea accelerates its weapons programme so "US rulers dare not talk about a military option", says Kim Jong Un.
Mums sue each other
Two women whose sons go to an exclusive Sydney school fall out and fire very public shots at each other.
Bomb meant for Westminster?
London wakes to warnings that the attacker who planted a nail bomb on a rush-hour train is still at large.
Dual views of an early massacre
It has been billed as the bloodiest murders of Pākehā but it's a history not everyone agrees with.
NZ First to 'clean up' big business
Winston Peters has vowed to go after New Zealand's highly paid "Wild West" corporate executives.
Why that troll's a man
One of the dark sides of public social media profiles is that you're at risk of attracting the attention of unpleasant people.
Apple's awkward naming system
What is Apple going to name its new iPhones 12 months from now?
Choosing a new email service
Moving to a new email service isn't difficult but it does involve making a few decisions.
Open home: Alex Pledger
The Breakers centre invited Erin Simpson into his Browns Bay, Auckland, home.
Pool house with a difference
A rooftop garden, kitchen and swim-up bar - what more could you want?
The kids don't want my stuff
It's a problem of our time: baby boomers are ready to pass on their stuff - but the kids don't want it.
World's most beautiful girl
How Thylane Blondeau - 'the most beautiful girl in the world' - is becoming the most influential teenager of her generation.
Meet the 'super commuters'
A growing number of New Zealanders spend three or more hours a day travelling between home and work.
Stay friends with your ex
There are multiple benefits to staying on good terms with your ex, relationship counsellor says.
'Nappy rash' to cancer
An Australian mum thought her baby had a bad case of nappy rash. The truth was so much worse.
Dr Libby's food confessions
Foods many of us indulge in, Dr Libby has never touched.
The secret to getting stuff done
Can't seem to fit it all in? You need to figure out your "tendency".
Confessions from hospo workers
"Vandalising" the Queen's silver, cutting your pinky off, placating squillionaires – true tales from the hospo coalface.
NZ's best choc an experiment
The salted sesame and caramel bon bon was made in a friend's kitchen by a sales rep.
Iwi want assurances on farms
National's pledge to sell farms to young farmers has significant hurdles to surmount.
Which party delivers for primary sector
Drowned in the debate over water are other potentially far reaching primary sector policies.
Paid a pittance for Bridesmaids
Court documents reveal Rebel Wilson's early years in Hollywood were a struggle financially, and she was paid just US$3k for the hit movie.
Harry Dean Stanton dies
The actor who appeared in Paris, Texas, Cool Hand Luke as well as Twin Peaks, had died aged 91.
Schoolkids rate the politicians
The 12-year-old interviewers who found Winston defensive and David Seymour "a bit mean" - but liked Bill English's bodyguards.
Stay at Beatles' ashram
The Indian inspiration behind the band's White Album is set to reopen to guests.
Hotspot of the week: Hermanus
Thousands gather to welcome the return of the southern right whales each spring.
The stampede of Santorini
OPINION: This was the first summer there was a daily cap on cruise tourists - but it still seemed crazy crowded.
Civic gets a Type R super-suit
We know the Type R is brilliant on-track. But it's also a talented road car in some surprising ways.
New Swift Sport more animated
First details of Suzuki's lighter, faster warm hatch. And check out this cool live-action-to-Anime video.
Huge jump in electric vehicles
In January 2013, only 190 electric vehicles were registered in NZ. That number has gone up by 2290 per cent.
'Cheating is rampant'
NCEA has created so much pressure that even if you're a straight-A student, it's still not enough.
Under the rainbow
Nelson's normally known for its sunshine, but it took a stunning rainbow to brighten up this grey day.
Time to lower the voting age?
With some already predicting an election "youthquake", imagine the impact of lowering the voting age to 16.
Hansen lauds ABs shutout
All Blacks coach could think of no better tribute for defence guru in his final home test than a Boks blanking.
Smith: ABs still not complete
Halfback says next step for All Blacks is to "stay in that zone" for the full 80 minutes.
Taumalolo faces nervous wait
1:28 AM If the Cowboys' giantkilling run is to continue, it might have to do so without their Kiwi giant.
Cuddle-free election campaign
OPINION: Bill English and Jacinda Ardern are two of the nicest politicians you'll meet. So how did it get so nasty?
Where's the vision?
OPINION: Grant Robertson and Steven Joyce's head-to-head failed to deliver a clear difference between the two.
Ardern's tax radar AWOL in stardust
OPINION: Let's not do this: Ardern singed by tax captain's call, but escapes being badly burned.
Changing of the guard is on the way
OPINION: Listening to people around the country before the election suggests Jacinda Ardern's timing is a winner.
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.
The Valley Virtual Reality
A fully immersive VR experience with NZ troops in the Battle of Baghak in Afghanistan.
Every name tells a story
We take pride in watching the haka, or hollering Tūtira mai ngā iwi. It's about time we mastered basic place names.
Passing the acid test
They took a boatload of LSD, burned down their house, but made a rare album: Kiwi band Space Farm have a story to tell.
A journey with Otto Frank
Two treasured letters from the father of Anne Frank have had a profound impact on an Invercargill woman.
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Hungry for news? Thirsting for the truth? Select from Stuff’s buffet of delicious newsletters.
A sea of pirates crowd town
Hundreds of pirates took to the streets, asking for an "aaargh" with their pint.
Pirates happen upon Jacinda 'Arrr-dern' visit
Labour leader Jacinda 'Arrr-dern's' unexpected pirate encounter.
Have you lost your statues?
Stolen sculptures including two sphinxes turned up on a woman's lawn. But they're not hers.
Cakes for canines
"We treat our animals like people, and people like having birthday cakes," canine cakemaker says,
Twins give birth hours apart
Pregnant US twins felt they "needed to be together" after a failed induction. They were absolutely right.
Mum refuses daycare with fat staff
A British mum has ignited an online storm after rejecting a daycare centre because it had overweight staff.
Birth 'sped up' for footy match
What's an AFL star to do when his baby's due on the day of a big game? Ask his wife to help nature along.
$140 to feed family for a week
The Hamilton mum who made 62 meals for $100 is back with a new challenge.
5 reasons to appreciate a snowstorm
Everything looks more picturesque after a snowstorm, and gives Kiwis new landscapes to explore.
Sydney's newest foodie hotspots
Fresh seafood, hawker-style diners and finger-lickin' good fried chicken are just for starters.
'I created an opportunity in my dream country'
Frances Harrison, originally from Christchurch, has built a new life in Ymeray, France.