Former nunnery with 35 bedrooms and a link to the Bible listed for close to $6m

Buyer could demolish the lot and build a townhouse development.

NZ could seize $70b datacentre opportunity

Obtaining more market share of AI compute build is possible with changes, BCG says.

Time Warp again: Riff Raff statue back where Rocky Horror story began

A global audience tuned in to the live cam as Hamilton celebrated the statue's return.

Planes land in wild wind at Wellington Airport

Black Foils' season likely over following crash, according to sailing professor

Flooding, power cuts and downed trees as wild weather hits Lower North Island

More concerts, Origin coming: What Eden Park’s big shift means for Auckland

Herald Hat-trick sports quiz: February 19

Morning quiz: In what year was the cryptocurrency Bitcoin invented?

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How a Kiwi TV producer made a Hollywood escape amid fraud charges

Infrastructure warning: $275b wishlist but not enough to fix what we have

1News reporter quits journalism to learn te reo Māori fulltime

Daughter of Top Gear host escapes serious injury after 'monumental' Formula E crash

Herald Hat-trick sports quiz: February 19

Can you get a hat-trick?

Kiwis in action: New Zealand schedule and results at Winter Olympics

All the Kiwi athletes in action at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Lawson continues to improve in F1 pre-season, 12th fastest in Bahrain

After posting the fastest top speed last week, Lawson logged another 61 laps in Sakhir.

Coco Gauff: 'People should not be dying in the streets for just existing'

The 21yo American has a history of activism, from BLM rallies to calls for equality.

Former nunnery with 35 bedrooms and a link to the Bible listed for close to $6m

Developer withdraws home from sale, gives it to sick kids

Tony Alexander: What the OCR pause - and the bank’s shock omission - means for mortgages

Landmark mansion snapped up after 300 people attend its one and only open home

Genetic testing for all? As Australia weighs preventive DNA checks, should NZ follow its lead?

Publicly funded testing for high-risk genetic problems would save money as well as lives.

Wellington scientists lead world’s largest sponge study

Scientists to search for microbes that may help marine sponges survive in warmer seas.

Democracy needs armed forces, but young Germans will take a lot more convincing

With increased Russian aggression and US untrustworthiness, Germany needs more soldiers.

David Harvey: The rules-based international order is dying. What comes next?

The rules-based order was only as robust as great powers’ willingness to abide by it.

Sponsored: Invoke the colours of summer

Resene’s colour experts share what’s trendy and in demand this season.

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Are you renovating for you or your buyers?

Create a handsome, family home without affecting its resale value.

The new face of retirement living

Low-maintenance living, harbour views and life on your terms.