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Letters: Opportunities arise for bigger defence bang for buck
OPINION: The All Blacks now have the chance to pick a true centre.
'Riddled with inconsistencies': Debate over veteran status criteria
The government plans to broaden the definition of 'veteran' in new legislation.
Game on: NZ Cricket's bold deal to transform the Black Caps' future
A New Zealand Cricket-backed T20 franchise could be based in Toronto or Atlanta.
Editorial: Now build it and watch Northland grow
OPINION: The highway will run from Warkworth to Whangārei, passing over the Brynderwyns.
'Government needs to wake up': Ucol proposes to cut 74 roles
Ucol proposes to cut 17% of staff, affecting Whanganui, Palmerston North and Masterton.
On the Up: Meet the world's oldest motorcycle racer
100-year-old racer Les Harris leads a final lap from a ute, surrounded by family and fellow riders.
Suit up for scavenger hunt on two wheels
The 2025 Great K Valley Cycle Adventure is taking place on Sunday, April 27.
Lotto numbers: Are you New Zealand’s latest Powerball multi-millionaire?
A jackpot of $23m was up for grabs and tonight's numbers have been drawn.
Kea Kids News: Could this Tauranga kid be the next Simone Biles?
Reporter Finlay is flipping out with Azaria Tai, an 8-year-old gymnast who has already conquered the region. Up next, the world!
Shots fired: Two teens charged over illegal hunting incident in Canterbury
CCTV helped identify suspects; six rifles and 163 rounds were seized.
Speed limit proposal dropped on Rotorua highway after community push
Other successful reversals to 100km/h include the journey to Whakatāne.
Better compensation for scam victims from banks
Banks are putting in better compensation for scam victims.
'Risk of frost': Temperatures to plummet, threat of more heavy rain this weekend
Northland, Auckland, Coromandel and Bay of Plenty are in the firing line.
‘Shocking’ insights, ‘shameful’ conduct: Olivia Podmore inquest ends with painful realities
Almost four years after the Olympian's death, a coronial inquest has come to a close.
Banks to reimburse fraud victims up to $500,000 under new rules
New tech will identify risky transactions and freeze suspect accounts.
Drug dealer imported meth, cocaine while on police curfew, now locked down around the clock
He claimed he was set up, saying someone may have used his name and address.
'Gift that keeps on giving': Gardens receive tourism award
Last year, the attraction was named in Tripadvisor’s top 1% of things to do in the world.
BoP highway project confirmed, tolls expected by 2028
A new four-lane highway will connect Redwood Lane to Takitimu Toll Rd.
Family's lives 'forever altered': Police formally name victim of St Johns homicide
The man was assaulted at a bus stop in the Auckland suburb on Saturday.
How high costs and red tape are stifling NZ's medicinal cannabis industry
NZ's medicinal cannabis sector says international players are flooding the market.
How a landlord's actions left tenants facing a health crisis
$5000 in exemplary damages remains unpaid to the affected tenants.
Police suspect robbery gone wrong in Abdul Nabizadah homicide case
Abdul Nabizadah was found critically injured on Camperdown Rd, Miramar in March.
SH1 accelerated roadworks hit halfway milestone
The project was first announced in August.
'Too important to fail': Govt, regional council commit millions to protect Whirinaki from floods
The redesigned project now costs $23m, down from over $34m, allowing progress.
Fire and Hazmat units respond to incident near Parliament
Police have closed half of Bowen Street in Wellington after a chemical-related incident . Video / Azaria Howell
Olivia Podmore's mother speaks at conclusion of coronial inquest
Nienke and Chris Middleton speak outside Christchurch District Court after the conclusion of the inquest into the death of Olympian Olivia Podmore. Video / George Heard
Hazmat units swarm incident near Parliament
Police have closed half of Bowen Street in Wellington.
Blisters force Jack on to bike for Māori wards journey
He plans to cycle back after blisters halted his walk.
Afternoon quiz: Napoleon's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo happened in which year?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
Minister reveals new Northwest Rapid Transit construction start date
A busway is planned along the North Western Motorway for frequent trips.