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Afternoon quiz: When did Disney make its first movie, Snow White?

Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

Libelle’s school lunch woes predate government changes, ex-worker claims

Far North school lunch worker believes food provider Libelle was mismanaged from start.

Mayor says he doesn't want marine precinct sold - then votes in favour

Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale opposed the sale but still supported fighting the review.

'Unacceptable': Police crack down on reckless dirt bike riding

Three stolen dirt bikes were recovered in Matamata after a police warrant.

Gisborne gang members and associates arrested for drug offending

Ten people were charged with drug dealing offences or obstruction and possession.

Far North school goes into lockdown after reported fight nearby involving weapons

Two people were taken into custody after the altercation in Taipa.

'A shortage of props': NZ Rugby seeks athletes for new Black Ferns pathway

Next Ferns seeks women aged 16-25 for four regional combines in May.

Wayne Brown questions why Cabinet ministers get limos but he doesn't after driving offence

Wayne Brown has not heard from the police about the video call on his phone.

Young boy with tumour hosts garage sales for dream trip

Nine-year-old Hone Hillman is fundraising to fly - for the first time - to visit his favourite cousin in Christchurch. Video / Michael Craig

On The Up: What Sport New Zealand is doing to ensure success at elite and grassroots level

Sport New Zealand chief executive Raelene Castle breaks down the sector's latest initiatives. Video / Alyse Wright

‘Time is running out’: Urgent plea to save Kaimanawa horses from cull

More than 250 Kaimanawa horses need homes to avoid being culled.

Man charged with stabbing staff member at Whanganui Corrections

Defendant calls out: “you’ve got the wrong hit man”.

Fatal dog attack: Community begins 'healing process' after child's death

A blessing has been given at Katikati Medical Centre, where staff tried to save Timoti, 4.

Baby Ru death: The 18mo unsolved case and 'critical evidence' police have

Today marks 18 months since Baby Ru's death from blunt trauma.

Watch: Luxon plans free-trade talks blitz as Trump changes tune on tariffs

Luxon will call other world leaders today in a bid to save the trading system.

Watch: Wellington bus caught driving into oncoming traffic

As the bus neared a queue of traffic, it crossed the centre line into the path of a car.

Two-car crash sparks fire, power outage for Napier suburb

The crash occurred at Osier Rd and McKeefry Ave at around 9.05am.

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks to media on tariffs

Christopher Luxon plans free-trade talks blitz as Trump changes tune on tariffs