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'Disappointed and angry': Body corp tries to force 71yo out, faces claims of discrimination

"It's so ridiculous. It is discrimination."

Sideswipe: Resting bollards

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Why new $50m supermarket in NZ's wealthiest suburb isn't selling alcohol

Staff told customers it might be 'a couple of weeks' before a liquor licence is granted.

Explained: In the dark - why do power cuts keep hitting New Zealand?

Infrastructure, the natural environment and market dynamics all contribute to the problem.

Waihoroi Shortland: 'I will stand up against rhetoric that labels Māori-based initiatives as separatist'

The actor, journalist, broadcaster, and te reo advocate talks to Elisabeth Easther.

'Unheard of': How a 501 deportee won right to return to Oz

Deportee: 'Australia wanted us out, no matter what'.

Herald morning quiz: June 28

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

'Quite a toll': More than a third of cops at Parliament protest seek mental health support

Five staff were hit by flying bricks - three in the head.

Millennials v Gen Z: Who's feeling the financial pinch more?

But both generations are feeling worse off than their global counterparts.

How to channel your Roe v Wade rage from Aotearoa

The Spinoff writers gives suggestions on how to channel your Roe v Wade rage from NZ.

Plainclothes cop on unmarked bike hits Auckland highways

Dangerous drivers in the Super City be warned - police now have an unmarked bike.

'Fragile mental state': North Shore stabbing accused keeps name suppression

The man is set to appear in North Shore District Court early this afternoon.

Watch: Four killed after Colombian stadium collapses

Videos taken during the bullfight show the wooden stands collapsing.

Deputy PM says Luxon 'spinning' abortion issue; $4.5m support for Ukraine announced

Robertson said Luxon's position on abortion was clear.

Chch stabbing: Young son, 11, witnesses efforts to save mum

Laisa Waka Tunidau attacked metres from home - while accused faces mental health check.

'The least we can do is clean up': Tongan public band together to clean up streets after league

Tongan rugby league fans have banded together to clean up after the weekend's parades.