Kiwi advertising guru selling his Waiheke estate for sharp price

Kelly Addis is heading south to Queenstown-Lakes.

Finding leadership among our leaders

Launching the BusinessDesk CEO Index.

On The Up: Youth with intellectual disabilities chart new course on iconic Northland ship

Nine Blomfield School students took part in the four-day All Hands on Deck voyage.

Herald Hat-trick sports quiz: October 28

Can you get a hat-trick?

'He backed himself’: Have Black Caps found their new Trent Boult?

Zak Foulkes opening burst paved the way for victory against England.

Patient drives extending Muscle Mountain’s time at the top

Veteran trotter wins race for fourth time in five years as Cup week beckons.

Australian champion might be only pacer who can ruin the Party

Republican Party is clearly our best pacer but he faces an Australian champion next.

Herald Hat-trick sports quiz: October 28

Morning quiz: What is the capital city of Namibia?

Sudoku - test yourself

Crosswords

The rising cost of saying goodbye

How long will spring’s wild winds keep roaring across the country?

Mega-strike: A worker's right to walk off the job

Can the Louvre’s stolen royal gems ever be recovered?

King Charles and Pope Leo XIV pray together in historic Vatican service

Riding the wave: A look at Rainbow's End's reboot of the iconic Pirate Ship

Canterbury farmer on wild weather

The voice behind some of the most iconic characters in Hollywood

Kiwi advertising guru selling his Waiheke estate for sharp price

'If this was Grey Lynn ...': Agent says Great Barrier cottage set for the scrap heap

'Oh my God': Crowds swamp open home for blue beachside cottage

Families paying up to $800,000 more for top school zone homes

Meth use up 74%, cocaine use soars 229% as stigma and funding shortages thwart efforts to tame addiction

Desperate families say NZ drug treatment services are broken and under-resourced.

Russell Brown: Is it time for councils to fund music venues the way they do sports grounds?

Imagine First XV rugby players with nowhere to play when school ends.

Book of the Day: Fox by Joyce Carol Oates

Joyce Carol Oates dishes up an engrossingly gross whodunnit inspired by real-life case.

Danyl McLauchlan: Labour breaks the mould with policy for progress, not perks for swing voters

Labour’s economic development, not tax, focus as first election promise is a shrewd move.

Sponsored: Big ideas for tiny bathrooms

Temperature, air flow and humidity are key factors in any bathroom reno.

Sponsored: Pastels evolution - from sweet to grown up

Mix and match colours to create drama and personality.

You’re probably paying far too much to invest and trade – Tiger Brokers

Some platforms charge more, leaving Kiwi investors short.

Small biz payments made simple

The app that makes getting paid faster and easier.