The droid that Matthew built
5:02 AM You can make anything in your garage, even a Star Wars droid.
From Russia with love
5:00 AM OPINION: Ardern could learn a bit from Putin, say a couple of' 'spies'.
Experts take on climate change
5:00 AM Scientists tackling climate change believe agriculture is the key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Mum saved dad's life
As Sarah Gladding performed CPR on her husband, their kids watched from the door.
Parker, Joshua trim down
3 min ago Joseph Parker weighs in on target, while Anthony Joshua registers close to a six kilogram loss.
The Murdoch mystery
Keith Murdoch has died at 74. In 1972, he got off a plane in Aus, and vanished without a word.
One dead, kids hurt
Two people dead, children injured and others fighting for their lives after road crashes.
Mystery train of Taranaki
Nobody knows where the old steam engine is buried. Or if it even exists.
Glider pilot flown to hospital
A man is in hospital after being involved in a paragliding accident near Picton on Friday.
The battle almost killed Stan Walker
There were 13 spots of cancer in his stomach. That was just the beginning.
The transgender champion
Kate Weatherly raced her mountain bike directly into a storm of controversy.
Finding Mrs Moreland
The UFO claim that exposed paranoia and fear in New Zealand.
'Just call it a terrible accident'
When Prayer Ready died, the Gloriavale leadership rallied around.
Flaws in Sounds murder case
Some things come to mind easily in the Scott Watson case, then it gets murky - not just because it's decades on.
The Valley episode 1: Enduring Freedom
NZ's military history is full of heroism and sacrifice. But what aren't we being told?
Fox news host taunts teen
Advertisers desert Laura Ingraham after she accuses Parkland survivor David Hogg of whining.
Ex-French PM to face trial
Ex-French PM Nicolas Sarkozy to face trial for allegedly trying to sway judges investigating his campaign finance abuses.
A cheetah through the window
American tourist's safari tour through the Serengeti gets him way closer to wild life.
Going to Australia, uninsured
Many Kiwis travelling to the Commonwealth Games don't think they need travel insurance.
Pranks reveal the sadist within
Pranking is just a bit of fun, you might say, and people should stop taking things so seriously.
One Kiwi in Forbes' list
There was something a bit Stephen Donald about the moment Sam Stuchbury got the news he'd made the list.
Why the third industrial revolution is a risk to NZ
5:00 AM Who is Jeremy Rifkin and why does he have economists worried? His message of disruptive change is now stirring interest in New Zealand.
The fourth industrial revolution
How do you educate students for the future when technology develops faster than you can teach it?
Kiwi data in MyFitnessPal hack
The breach happened in February, but was only discovered last week.
'We live in our own hotel'
A German couple traded in their careers to run a Kiwi lodge, and transformed their family life.
What's new in tiles?
Designer and blogger Alana Broadhead looks at the latest trends in bathroom and kitchen tiles.
'Monumental' price for cottage
It was valued at $750k, but things got a little heated and this small Wellington cottage went for $1.352m.
The good pets of Good Friday
These are pets who add to the sum of goodness in the world, and help cancel out the bad stuff.
Best new knits for winter
Winter is coming - it's time to go sweater shopping.
Best & worst dressed celebs
Queen Letizia rocks a red suit, Blake Lively's "Swanndri" style is a miss and Pam Anderson's cleavage is quite confronting.
'I wasn't a good role model'
Australian model struggling with body dysmorphia apologises to fans for promoting an unhealthy body image.
What happens to skin as you age
What causes those crow's feet and wrinkles - and can you do anything about it?
Turning lives around using yoga
Yoga warrior Letesha Hallett believes yoga has the power to reach stressed-out children in the classroom.
Healthy and spicy grilled salmon
This grilled salmon pairs wonderfully with a yoghurt dressing and a good green salad.
Celebrate a Greek Easter
While most of us gorge on chocolate, the Greek and Polish communities feast on homemade bread and cakes instead.
Kiwifruit harvest set for record
This year's kiwifruit crop should beat the previous highest set in 2016.
Bearing cost of long term plan
New regional council proposals could make farming in Waikato an expensive exercise.
Just call him Mr Blunt
5:30 AM It's billed as one of the year's scariest movies, but its director believes its really about the lengths parents will go to protect their kids.
Anna Paquin's dogs 'seized'
Kiwi actor and husband hit Twitter, desperate to get their fur babies out of quarantine.
New Prince Philip an Outlander
When former Dr Who star Mat Smiths steps down from his role on The Crown, he'll be replaced by the man fantasy fans love to loathe.
Risking life and limb for seabirds
5:00 AM Halfway down a sheer cliff in Dunedin, Abby McBride encounters a colony of small, fluffy seabirds.
It's OK to get naked here
There are certain experiences around the world that require the removal of one's clothes. Here they are.
See cherry blossoms worldwide
To appreciate the beauty of cherry blossoms, you don't actually have to go to Japan.
New Camry, but same old image?
Toyota hopes its polished new Camry will be a hit with more than just the taxi brigade.
Meet the Jeep-ster bunny
Jeep tempts brand-fans with seven Performance Parts-based concept cars.
Toyota's new way of selling cars
No commissions or haggling will make cars cheaper and buyers happier, Toyota says.
Pitch no place for arrogance
Ball tampering is the final straw. But Aussie controversy is nothing new for cricket fans.
I felt broken after birth
It wasn't until I had my second child that I realised just how terrible my first experience of labour was.
Joshua holds all the cards
5:00 AM OPINION: Big Brit has height, reach and power over Parker, writes Jim Mahoney.
Chiefs hold on in thriller
The Chiefs held on to secure a thrilling victory over the Highlanders in Sam Cane's 100th game.
Who will win - Parker or Joshua?
HEAD TO HEAD: Stuff boxing writers debate who will claim the world heavyweight crown.
Smith ran himself out with lies
OPINION: There is a sadness and waste about this tawdry saga, writes Paul Hayward.
Minister of Secret Meetings
OPINION: Clare Curran's opponents not calling for her job shows how compromised she is.
Mexico's adventure centre
Canoes, caves and indigenous culture in the often-overlooked San Luis Potosi.
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NZ finally says #metoo
OPINION: Hundreds of women have already come forward with harrowing sexual harassment stories, writes investigation head Alison Mau.
#MeTooNZ: Speaking out isn't easy
OPINION: Perpetrators of sexual harassment have long found safety in power. Now, women and men subjected to sexual harassment are finding power in the safety of numbers.
There's good, bad and ugly men
OPINION:The #MeToo movement is good thing, as long as it doesn't tar all men with the 'Weinstein' brush.
Ali Mau's #metoonz project
Broadcaster Alison Mau has launched a #MeToo investigation in New Zealand.
Piranha found in sewer
British homeowners have been asked to keep their fish to themselves after an unsettling find at a treatment pant.
Foul! Sewage stops baseball game
Spring training finale comes to repulsive end as pipe spilled sewage onto the field at Dodger Stadium.
Fruity flip a social media hit
An young Kiwi vlogger has found internet fame after doing a backflip off the Great Wall of China - holding a pineapple.
Don't judge me over son's bare feet
"You know that mum you're judging because her kid has no shoes or socks on at the store? Yeah, that's me."
Bath-time toy's dirty secret
As many parents have long suspected, that rubber ducky is a haven for nasty bugs.
C-sections linked to health issues
Children born by caesarean more susceptible to eczema and metabolic disorders such as diabetes and obesity, study says.
Readers' travel pics of the week
Do you have a holiday snap that you'd like to share with the world? Send it to us and be in to win a Fujifilm camera!
Sold my home to explore NZ full-time
Goodbye two-storey house in Whangamata, hello life on the open road.
Insider tip: Portland
Think farm-to-fork dining, dedicated vegan eateries, kombucha on tap and urban wineries
Ask an expert: Houston
Where cowboys meet culture, Houston is also a gateway to the likes of New Orleans, Memphis and Nashville.