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Man caught with child sex abuse publications fights to keep his name secret

Man files appeal against refusal to grant him permanent name suppression.

The meme that derailed an executive's career

New York Times: How an Instagram post with a racial epithet cost one man his job.

Eden Park believed to have a leaky grandstand

Eden Park is seeking more money from Auckland Council for maintenance.

Train manager stabbed at Auckland's Sylvia Park station

Eastern line services have been disrupted as police attend the scene.

Black Caps batting pair shine again to claim day one advantage

The pair resumed from where they left their record stand at Lord's.

'Utterly tragic': Newborn's death and why dialling 0800 was a factor - coroner

Coroner says baby's death eight hours after birth "utterly tragic".

'Totally destroyed': How Elon Musk thwarted Putin's plan

US general claims Russia has failed to breach Ukraine in one key area due to Starlink.

Marriage is between man and woman: School under fire for 'discriminatory' statement

But the school says the statement is to "transparently explain" its philosophy.

Steve Braunias: The secret diary of gang warfare

OPINION: What to do about the gangs.

20 years on: NZ retailer Superette still focused on growing

Superette set to open four new stores as its grows its retail footprint.

John Roughan: The half-truths spinning in Three Waters

OPINION: Three Waters progress continues with half-truths.

National wants to disrupt gangs from the inside with non-consorting laws

Leader Christopher Luxon is set to announce National's gang policy today in Auckland.

Herald morning quiz: June 11

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Covid flippers: More than 8000 homes bought and resold in the past two years

Resales of homes and resale profits increased since Covid arrived in New Zealand.

Steven Joyce: Don't expect too many favours from Albo

OPINION: Aussie leaders must appeal to many diverse tribes - Kiwis not included.

Possum trapper to watchdog: The Māori leader holding Auckland Council to account

The Māori Statutory Board is pushing for three Māori seats on Auckland Council.