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Members of elite Northern Club debate new 'Polkinghorne rule' after murder trial
Two King's Counsel want to introduce the new clause.
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Letters: Time for NZ to have its own State of Origin; flag artwork may have gone too far
OPINION: Why not also have a three-game New Zealand Island of Origin series?
Gang patch ban: Police reveal how many charges, patches seized
Police say gangs have largely complied, reducing public fear and intimidation.
Vegetables only a mother could love
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Exploring NZ's flax industry: A glimpse into the past
By 1937, New Zealand flax seeds were used to establish a farm in "Charleton", England.
Shane Te Pou: This Govt seems intent on giving the boot to people
Jobseeker numbers have risen by 29,000, reaching 211,000 recently.
Students transform farm stream with native planting effort
“I didn’t know how much life there could be in one stream."
Two Aucklanders win $500,000 in Lotto, Powerball rolls over to $12m
Check the numbers from tonight's draw to see if you are in the money.
'Try-hard idiots': Police Minister blasts ‘cowardly’ boy racers ahead of Tauranga 'invasion'
Police expect more 'anti-social road user gatherings' this weekend.
'Community have their eyes': Police recover stolen pounamu
Ngāi Tahu members need a permit to collect pounamu from rivers.
Couple's renovation dream almost derailed by court's error in $8k window dispute
They won a case over incorrect window sizes but the decision had 'serious errors'.
Fur Patrol hit back at Bishop's 'what a load of crap' Stan Walker remarks
Seymour suggested people shouldn't be concerned about others expressing views on art.
Armed police arrest man after three-hour negotiation at Dunedin property
Heriot Row in Dunedin was cordoned off while police negotiated with the man.
'You are a monster': Abducted woman escapes after locking rapist out of his own car
He tricked her into getting into the car, drove her to a remote location and raped her.
Man arrested after exposing himself near West Auckland high school
Police are investigating two concerning incidents near West Auckland schools.
One person dead after two-vehicle crash on SH1 in Northland
The victim died at the crash scene, taking the holiday weekend road toll to two.
Watch: Hooded man storms field, punches player in schoolboy rugby game
Police say the behaviour is not acceptable and they are making inquiries.
NZ's smokefree 2025 ambitions ‘up in smoke’, health group claims
'We’re just chasing a new kind of addiction and calling it progress.'
Afternoon quiz: Where was actor Charlie Chaplin born?
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David Seymour sworn in as Deputy PM, marking new Act milestone
Seymour is the 19th person to hold New Zealand’s deputy prime ministership.
David Seymour speaks to the media after being sworn in as the new Deputy PM
David Seymour spoke to the media after being sworn in as the new Deputy Prime Minister today. Video / NZ Herald
Woman dies after water-related incident at East Auckland beach
Police said they understood the woman was with a group of people who were canoeing.
Driver dies after rolling car in a Waikato paddock
Police said the coroner will investigate the cause of the death.
Dargaville water crisis: Businesses face losses and residents raise health concerns
Repair work will take time as Dargaville's 5000 residents asked to stop using water.
Covid-19 cases surge as new subvariant emerges
Epidemiologist Michael Baker warns of a potential new Covid wave.
Jailed 'cold-blooded' killer still denies stabbing German hitchhiker 20 years ago
Michael Scott Wallace is now eligible for parole after murdering Birgit Brauer in 2005.
'Get out of my house and out of my life': Landlord to tenant after bad haircut
A bad haircut sparked violence and furious text messages, landing a landlord in court.
'Dangerous and stupid': Levin boy racers run over woman’s legs, set diesel alight on street
Police condemn behaviour as 'incredibly reckless' and vow to arrest all those involved.
Butterfly experts urge people to look out for strange winter trend in monarch butterflies
Removing wasp nests from the garden can help monarch butterflies to survive.
Tweed, balls and bands: Coolest festival in town, winter Art Deco, is back
Plans include a Friday night Grand Winter Ball and a free Tweed Ride on Saturday.
Letters: What David Seymour could learn from brave 8-year-old; Run it straight ban a no-brainer
OPINION: Money spent on hairdressing regulations review better given to battling child
Challenger for Central Hawke's Bay mayor
Will Foley aims to strengthen urban-rural connections in Central Hawke’s Bay.