Pop star’s shopping spree: What Neil Finn paid for notorious pub and nearby panel beaters

Musician's recent purchases add to his growing property portfolio.

Goodbye Google Assistant, hello Gemini: cars with Google Built-in to get AI assistant

Gemini will answer vehicle-specific questions using manufacturer-provided owner’s manuals.

On The Up: NZ-trained duo continue UFC rise in Perth

It was two from three for the Auckland-trained team as Ollie Schmid lost on his debut.

Afternoon quiz: How many distinct categories are there in which a Nobel Prize may be awarded?

Herald Hat-trick sports quiz: May 5

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What science can now tell us about neurodivergent brains

Three talking points from the Premier League

Arsenal need three more wins to end a 22-year Premier League title wait.

'Stand up and be counted': Phoenix women back home in semi-final

An expected crowd of about 5000 fans is seen as vital to a home comeback.

Persistence pays off as Nicholas one of new stars of jockeys' ranks

Elen Nicholas is one of the big movers in the New Zealand jockeys' ranks.

Paul Lewis: Why size still matters in the All Blacks’ blindside flanker race

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Pop star’s shopping spree: What Neil Finn paid for notorious pub and nearby panel beaters

Coffee baron sells his cliff-top home to US buyer: 'You’ve got to let go of some stuff'

Trader cops a loss after fire guts reno project

Grand Designs NZ: Couple relist their dream home after trying to offload it for $8.75m

Meningitis left Phil Thorn deaf, blind and paralysed. One language, turbo-charged by technology, offered a lifeline

Digital advances spell the end to old forms of coded writing but one is fast evolving.

This emerging retail giant has sold 87 products recalled in NZ

Play-sand scare highlights strictly limited list of retailers monitored for safety.

‘I’m a 60-year-old man who likes a steak and a sausage. Is there really anything wrong with eating so much red meat?’

It may be tempting to opt for meat every night, but science says a varied diet is best.

Aaron Smale: The way solitary confinement is being used is normalising torture

Humans are social creatures, there's nothing therapeutic about eight months in isolation.

Limited-run Amarok V6 Style ute offers premium practicality

A rare V6 ute with effortless torque and upscale refinement

Plan a Trip to Hawai‘i’s O‘ahu and Explore Its Stunning Outer Islands

Experience O‘ahu’s unique blend of adventure, relaxation and island-hopping

Private credit market is booming

Investor focus zeros in on governance and transparency.

An expertly guided Yangtze journey through the heart of China.

Hidden gems, scenic walks, and homes built for generations to come