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Hamilton suffer setback at World Rugby Youth Tournament
HBHS can still reach the final by winning their next game on Thursday.
‘**** off’: Stephen Stone storms out of courthouse after Crown's double murder retrial bid dropped
Stone spent 25 years in prison following the 'Gone Fishing' cold case trial in Auckland.
'Shifting stereotypes': Women lead NZ's weightlifting surge
CrossFit sparked many young women's interest in weightlifting.
Barnett repays Webster's faith when Warriors need leaders
With other leaders retired, injured or leaving the club, Barnett hasn't faltered.
Police Minister lays down the law and orders new swim test for 149 cop graduates
Two wings of police recruits weren't given a swim test due to a cryptosporidium outbreak.
'Repeatedly promised payment': NBL game postponed as player unrest grips Indian Panthers
The Panthers' game against the Rams in Pukekohe was postponed last night.
The lows of having to perform comedy for your family
This week Billy T' Billy spotlights Jack Ansett, James Mustapic and Ray O’Leary.
Did Cyclone Tam cause an Auckland indoor rat infestation?
Professor James Russell says the increase in sightings is due to seasonal changes.
Audrey Young's Minister rankings: The stars, the second-rate and those on notice
Three ministers excel and three ministers are on notice to improve.
Albanese vs Dutton: Inside Australia's election campaign - and what it means for Kiwis
Australians will vote this Saturday to choose their next Prime Minister.
Kiwi actor brings acclaimed Gallipoli play to Whangārei
Mark Wright's play 'Voices from Gallipoli' features nine diverse characters.
Aucklanders to weigh in on $300m stadium vs rugby club plan at Western Springs
The TAU board prefers the Auckland Arena's 12,500-seat stadium proposal.
Back hospitality for a thriving Auckland - Hospitality NZ CEO
OPINION: Hospitality is ready to grow but needs more local government investment.
Cook Strait ferry services cancelled as wintry weather brings large swells, snow and storms
Ferry services are cancelled for Cook Strait due to 7m swells.
'Really exciting': Kiwi dance crew heading to world competition finals
The DDF Dance Crew will compete in the World Supremacy Battlegrounds finals.
Woman who received $158k in bank transfer error could face charge, jail time: expert
The money was allegedly used for cars and sent to a boyfriend and a relative.
From church hymns to country hits: The rise of TheWesternGuide
Aaron Pulemagafa found success with songs 'Pe Moni Ea' and 'Siva Mai'.
'Flawed, searching, naive, brave': Marlon Williams bares his soul in new documentary
Kiwi singer talks to the Herald from the red carpet premiere of Ngā Ao E Rua – Two Worlds.
James Cross, co-star of beloved NZ documentary, dies aged 68
Cross was working on a sequel to James and Isey before his passing.
'It was everything to them': Auckland recycling plant fire leaves employees' future up in the air
The blaze left almost 120 employees without a place to work.
Police investigate South Auckland funeral home fire as arson
Officers say they have not yet linked the fire to a dispute over a Mongrel Mobster's body.
Police trial data extraction tech aimed at wearable devices
Police are trialling a tool to extract data from smartwatches.
'Lucky to be alive': Teen pinned under truck on way to new job
The 17-year-old girl suffered multiple skull, spine, and limb fractures.
Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham FC to tour New Zealand in July
It is unknown if celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will travel as well.
Pedestrian seriously injured after car crash in Papakura
Emergency services were called to the scene about 2.15pm.
Workplace of the future: How humans and digital colleagues will work together
Businesses face a new reality, says Microsoft boss.
Could Northland help power Auckland? $2m study to find out
If feasible, the project could unlock $1b in private investment in renewable energy.
Splits and exits: Why America's Cup drama is only just beginning
The new cycle is already charting surprising paths in terms of off-water storylines.
Severe thunder, rain for top of North Island as winter blast hits south
Temps in parts down to single digits. Auckland is in line for rain tonight.
'Milestone' solar farm: Genesis powers 13,000 homes with new site
Genesis says its new solar farm will produce enough power to supply Ashburton.
‘Where are people going to go?’ - Public housing tenancy terminations double under Govt rules
Kāinga Ora terminated 299 tenancies, more than double the previous year.
Ex-prefect stood to strike it rich with maple syrup meth scheme – here's why it failed
The maple syrup shipment contained enough methamphetamine to supply all of NZ for a year.
Suspension blow: Blues star out for crucial games
Tele’a is leaving the Blues after this season for a three-year deal in Japan.