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Andrea Fox: Ports of Auckland - It's time for answers

The sorry saga could end up being death by a thousand cuts for the council and ratepayers.

The 'telegraphed punch' in the Ministry of Health's inflated vaccine numbers

Who was hit hardest by the MOH's Covid data?

'Kan do it': Meet the Kiwi grandfather, almost blind and deaf, who built his own home

Brian Gubb is a practical go-getter who loves rock-climbing, his tractor - and nail gun.

Matthew Hooton: Labour's best bet for 2023? Dump Ardern

If Labour's polling drops much more, it's time to replace Ardern.

Sideswipe: Gobble, gobble

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

Karl Puschmann: Martin Freeman is close to the edge in bleak police thriller

The Responder is powerful TV, anchored by Freeman's powerhouse performance.

Hospitals at 'level of panic': 71 patients waiting for beds at Middlemore

The South Auckland ED saw more than 420 patients for the second night in a row this week.

Herald morning quiz: June 10

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Newlands police shooting: Troubled man 'in and out of jail'

Sam Fakalago had been in and out of prison since he was a youth.

Destiny Church Pastor avoids conviction over anti-vaccine protest after 'misguided loyalty'

Destiny Church Tauranga Pastor has been discharged without conviction for Covid breach.

National MP Chris Bishop helps rescue elderly woman locked in car

The 93-year-old, who is frail and has dementia, was locked in the car for half an hour.

Police identify person of interest in killing of Onehunga grandmother

Police say person of interest 'not at large in the community'.

Wild weather: Waikanae tornado, pines hurled through roof

A worker held onto the doors of his business with all his might as the twister passed.

Wild weather: Tornado damages homes, monster seas spark sandbag warning

Tornadoes, wave warnings, and speed limits on the Harbour Bridge as wild weather hits.

Severe storm rips through Waikanae, Norfolk pines downed

"It was shaking and shuddering and I thought is this going to rip the building apart?"

Yacht skipper fined after container ship had to change course

Under maritime law the skipper has been fined the maximum $200.