MPs visit Taiwan, meet President despite NZ not recognising it as country
'Taiwan and New Zealand share the universal values of democracy.'
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Weather damage 'substantial' as Aucklanders still without power, thunderstorm watch issued
A severe thunderstorm alert has been iussed for a large area of the central North Island.
Shelter hopes prompted by deaths in homeless community
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Sinking health system inspires doctors' Hīkoi for Health Reform from Kaitāia
Hīkoi for Health Reform taking protesting doctors from Kaitāia to Parliament.
Opinion: NZ’s over-reliance on roads for freight means natural disasters hit even harder. But there is a fix
OPINION: Natural hazards can wreak havoc on Aotearoa New Zealand’s freight system.
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Talent agency supporting Māori and Pasifika failed to pay model, then fired her
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Police searching for two assailants in fatal Auckland bus stop attack
Police are seeking CCTV and dashcam footage from the street on Saturday night.
'Solution needed': SH1 opens at Brynderwyns but long-term fix still needed
Cyclone Tam caused a slip on SH1 near the Brynderwyns, prompting calls for permanent fix.
On The Up: Pita Tipene’s visionary leadership earns top Māori business award
Tipene now hopes to lead Ngāti Hine through settlement, enabling the iwi to thrive.
Severe thunderstorm watch for inland Hawke's Bay
Rain rates expected between 25 to 40mm an hour, with hail and lightning.
Which NZ listed companies are feeling tariff pain?
Sharemarkets around the world have been shaken by the introduction of US tariffs.
Pacific nations split, as NZ abstains vote from global shipping emissions pledge
The world’s maritime watchdog has agreed to a landmark deal for shipping companies.
Speedway mounts legal challenge over council's $11m venue switch
Letters of support 'were fraudulently created', the statement of claim says.
Auckland Council CEO: Thunderstorms are unpredictable, the team did extremely well
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A big day for Hawke’s Bay’s ‘Mr Wool’
Hawke's Bay wool industry leaders applaud new wool deal for Government buildings.
On The Up: Kiwis accepted into Oxford, Harvard, Princeton and more
Three Bay of Plenty locals have been accepted into the world's most prestigious schools.
Morning quiz: Which ancient civilisation is credited with being the first to use cosmetics?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
Frustrations over having to re-prove permanent disabilities
People with permanent disabilities are having to prove their condition multiple times.
Letters: Health system announcement may be piecemeal repairs
OPINION: It sounds really good – until you look at the details.
Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal: How misconduct is handled in teaching
The Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal handles cases such as fraud and violence.
Never mind Trump's tariffs – let’s talk about the other Liberation Day
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Editorial: For the love of the game, we must mitigate risks of sporting corruption
OPINION: We must be vigilant over corruption seeping into sport.
Kea Kids News: Fanga Dan skids with kids
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'Urgent international co-operation': Crime rings threaten integrity of NZ sport
The Sport Integrity Commission has sought advice from Interpol on organised crime.
Easter feasting has nothing on this farmer's appetite
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On The Up: Gizzy Kai Rescue and Tairāwhiti Environment Centre teaching food waste reduction
The initiative builds on the work that the organisation has done for nearly seven years.
'We’re a cautious country': What's stopping NZ's food innovation?
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‘My mate the monster’: I unmasked a sex offender
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Opinion: The investor's guide to surviving a sell-off
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‘Looks like it fell on a car’: Landslip partially blocks SH1, Auckland hit by heavy rain
A severe thunderstorm watch remains in place until 8pm for Northland and Auckland.