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  1. Artemis II astronauts are more than halfway to the moon as they seek to break Apollo 13's record

    HOUSTON (AP) — Now more than halfway to the moon, the Artemis II astronauts were toasted by Canada on Saturday as they prepared for their historic lunar fly-around to push deeper into space than even the Apollo astronauts.

  2. Golf great slams ‘predictably weak’ reaction to Tiger Woods’ latest troubles

    Fellow Masters champion says that while he sympathises with the American’s physical pain the sport’s response has been ‘predictably weak’.

  3. Iran ‘repairing missile bunkers within hours’

    Tehran regime is adapting and getting better at hiding launchers, US intelligence reports say.

  4. Driver dead after hitting tree in late-night Kaitaia crash

    Emergency services were alerted to the single vehicle crash near the intersection of North Rd and Farrimond Pl around 10.30pm.

  5. Why this NZ CEO’s workday doesn’t start until late morning

    AF Drinks founder Lisa King swapped New Zealand coffee for Miami sunshine to scale her alcohol-free empire, but the move has come with unexpected culture shocks.

  6. Six months for a six-week job: Mum’s insurance repair ordeal

    A mum left car-less for half a year after a roundabout crash came to Stuff for help.

  7. What the jury heard: Ex-MP’s evidence in his former partner’s sexual violation trial

    Former priest Jonathan Kirkpatrick was found guilty of sexually violating a teen in the mid-90s.

  8. The Phoenix haven’t won in Melbourne since 2017. Can they do it twice in two weeks?

    The Phoenix haven’t won at AAMI Park since 2017 but face Victory and Melbourne City there in back-to-back matches.

  9. A sense of an ending: The artificial finality of the Beckenridge case

    Analysis: The most surprising thing about Coroner Marcus Elliott’s decision on the fate of John Beckenridge and his stepson Mike Zhao-Beckenridge came after the least surprising thing.

  10. The 'Instagram filter' of debt: Why I secretly love inflation (and why you shouldn't)

    “Inflation is back in the news. I like inflation. It makes my debts smaller and my assets bigger,” says Damien Grant.