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Biden to send more weapons to Ukraine, Nato depot destroyed

Battle rages in eastern Donbas as Russian shells target supplies.

Gib crisis: Council cuts back on red tape

Alternative wall lining is being approved on-site to get through supply crisis.

Submit your views on new Christchurch stadium - or don't moan if you miss out

Opinion: If Te Kaha is not built, don't expect a new stadium in the long term.

Miriama and Matariki: TV star's tribute to late father

TV presenter Miriama Kamo will pay tribute to her dad during the M9 and Matariki events

Sideswipe: He DIYed for your sins

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

Kathie Irwin: Mind the gaps in pay equality

OPINION: Education consultant confronts inequality for mana wahine with solutions.

Pre-departure tests into NZ gone on Monday

The Government will scrap pre-departure testing from late Monday night.

Truce called between Killer Beez and Tribesmen to cool Auckland gang war

Peace talks between Tribesmen and Killer Beez leads to temporary truce in gang war.

Record-setting agri sector also riddled with anxiety, frustration: new report

Things to control in a world that feels like it's spinning out of control.

Game over: Sky TV cans MediaWorks takeover talks

Sky has released a statement to shareholders on the decision.

Opinion: William and Kate's $8.7m mistake

With news that Cambridges are set to move to Windsor, questions need to be asked.

'Conflicted by double life': Man with secret family deported

Man deported after double life caught up with him.

An extra $77k to fill a Dreamliner: 'Perfect storm' engulfing Air NZ

Turbulence ahead: "It's going to be volatile for a little bit longer yet".

Investment banker's racehorses in forced sale

Long-running Feltex class action backer forced to sell horses.

NZ shares flat as investors eye Fed's monetary policy statement

Buyers moved from the sideline and steadied the local market.

Adrian Orr speech on Māori world view draws critics

Act leader David Seymour says Adrian Orr's speech is 'galling' in a cost-of-living crisis.