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'Horrendous': Police target speeders amid fears of an 'accident waiting to happen'

Police warn enforcement action will be taken against drivers speeding through roadworks.

KiwiSaver double whammy hitting retirees and first-home buyers alike

Seeing a home deposit or a retirement nest egg go backwards in value can be stressful.

Will Australian-style gang laws actually work in New Zealand?

What needs to happen in New Zealand for the laws to change here?

Fortnight of fear: 23 drive-by shootings in Auckland in just two weeks

Police Minister Poto Williams has revealed the scale of the gang feud in Auckland.

Joanne Ingham's two sons 'deeply saddened' after her sudden death in motel

Ex-husband preparing to fly from Malaysia to support their two sons.

John Tamihere: What's the problem with what China is doing in the Pacific?

OPINION: China has the right to deal with the Pacific Nations just like we do.

105-house Ormiston project frozen: Lawyer's advice for anxious buyers

"Should I be worried?" asked one concerned DDL buyer this week of possible next steps.

Sam Neill on returning to Jurassic Park, 'wanting to kill' Jeff Goldblum

"It should be seen with big noise and big picture, knocking you into your seat."

Johnny Depp's lawyer scores massive win

Camille Vasquez has been supremely rewarded for all her efforts over the last few weeks.

Taika Waititi quietly proposes to Rita Ora

The filmmaker is hoping to wrap up work and tie the knot as soon as possible.

Adventure and pain: The tragic life and death of Joanne Ingham

The infamous ship-jumping sister was found dead in a Wellington hotel room on Tuesday.

Power outages, thefts, break-ins: 'No days off' for 70yo supermarket owner

Shop owner's plea for support after a tough start with shoplifters and power outages.

Murder conviction quashed: Compensation claim on cards for Alan Hall

Alan Hall will finally walk away a free man after his conviction for murder was quashed.

Man killed by police during tense stand-off named

'Why'd you have to shoot eight times?' grieving friend asks.

Down $2.2 billion - Government learns not to check KiwiSaver

The Government's KiwiSaver took a hit this month, dragging the Crown accounts into debt.

The feud driving Auckland's war between the Killer Beez and Tribesmen gangs

"There is a deep hatred between these two groups."