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The silent shame of the housing crisis - renters who should be able to buy, but can't.

They screamed, we screamed. Now they're in Scream again

New York Times: After more than a decade the stars take a new stab at the franchise.

After four killings, 'officer of the year' still on the job

New York Times: Officer returned to duty following multiple investigations.

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Summer reads: Herald investigates - what happened to Olivia Podmore?

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Rapist. Killer. Gendarme: How a notorious French murderer was unmasked

Times: French serial killer evaded police for decades. In his suicide note he confessed.

The 'Old Man' of NZ crime who got away with murder

The incredible story of Magnum-wielding most wanted career criminal, Leslie Maurice Green.

Confessions of a property guru: Making millions and losing some

Mark Francis talks about property syndication with Augusta and the fallout from Covid-19.

Billion dollar gift: Family gives inheritance to charity

Heirs to the Hugh Green empire have made sure much of his fortune will go to charity.

Rating the ministers: The best and worst of Jacinda Ardern's Cabinet

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Superyachts, private islands and luxury estates: How NZ's rich and famous holiday

A look at what the wealthiest Kiwis do on holiday.

Arrests, beatings and secret prayers: Inside the persecution of India's Christians

New York Times: "They want to remove us from society."

Hidden Pentagon records reveal patterns of failure in deadly airstrikes

New York Times: Flawed intelligence, faulty targeting and years of civilian deaths.

How two families battled with police over crash that killed loved ones

Dale Waitokia and Shona Brenssell took on the police, local and national, and won.

Britney Spears felt trapped. Her business manager benefited

New York Times: Louise Taylor faces questions about her role as business manager.