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Rare medical diagnosis saves Waikato man after decades of mystery

George Moanaroa wants to educate communities about acromegaly with a te ao Māori lens.

Letters: Trudeau’s tariff riposte was brave, not cringeworthy

OPINION: 'Does anyone remember the concept of tough love?'

‘She stuck in my heart my whole life’: Heartbreak after Whangārei fatal shooting

Yvonne Chapman was shot in a Whangārei park, leaving her friends and family grieving.

‘I am dependent on her’: Man says deportation of his wife will kill him

Piliki Talanoa, 65, is in poor health and relies on his wife to do even basic tasks.

Chiefs hang on to top Blues in blockbuster

Donning the garb of superheroes didn’t change the script for the Blues and Chiefs.  

Motorway mayhem: Car fire closes northbound lanes on SH20

Delays expected by fire on Auckland motorway system

Coutts’ plans for Auckland as SailGP eye six-season agreement

If finalised, the deal would make Auckland a cornerstone event on the SailGP calendar.

'Living in fear': Woman calls for rapist to be deported after he's served his time

Businessman Byron Le Roux was jailed on 19 charges, including rape and drug possession.

Joanna Wane: You’re in for a treat at the best dog cafe in town

OPINION: How Petone has gone to the dogs.

Simon Wilson: $150b shock – Council v Govt on big Auckland projects

Opinion: Three big surprises came with Auckland Council's infrastructure announcement.

Russian disinformation sites target NZ with te reo Māori content

'Pravda' sites in New Zealand are part of a global 'hybrid war' campaign.

The makeover of Britomart

Britomart has gone from a rough area to a vibrant hotspot over 20 years. Video / Alyse Wright, Jason Dorday

How Britomart was transformed from neglected site to Auckland’s coolest precinct

Britomart values Auckland's past, present and future, says Christine Fletcher.

Focus on ‘combat-readiness’: Military aviators’ requests to grow mullets rejected

Aviators were told a focus on mullets-for-charity could blunt their fighting edge.

Letters: NZ needs a long-term vision for infrastructure

OPINION: 'Why do we have to spend time and money cleaning up after the incompetents?'

Kerre Woodham on life as an empty nester: ‘You can fill it in a really purposeful way’

Radio host joins The Little Things to offer advice to parents going through the change.

How Northland’s new expressway aims to boost the economy

The Government will open procurement for the Northland Expressway project.

‘This is it’: Mr Asia’s addicts describe how they fell for heroin

The drug took off as young counter-culture Kiwis wanted more than rugby, racing and beer.