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Small Business: Turning cherry orchard electric pays off

Accountant and computer programmer switch careers to horticulture.

Shane Reti: ED waiting times no longer being reported

Opinion: Emergency department wait times need to be reported publicly.

Herald Morning quiz: May 30

Herald Morning quiz: May 30

Would you put crypto in your KiwiSaver?

As the dust settles from the crypto crash, what's next for investors?

Quarry tragedy: Mum-of-two's death - 'to hear the kids, it really hurts'

'You forget how much you need your parents ... To hear the kids, it really hurts.'

DWTS finale: A sexy kiss and a new champion is crowned

The DWTS 2022 winner has been crowned with three shock perfect scores.

Plane with 22 people on board missing in Nepal's mountains

A small airplane with 22 people on board flying on a popular tourist route is missing.

Auckland shooting: At least 20 bullet holes in house, sleepout

Attention is focused on a residence which neighbours believe is a gang house.

Harry and Meghan's daughter Lilibet will turn 1 amid jubilee - will Queen make time for her birthday?

Will the wee one get to see her namesake the Queen on her big day amid jubilee events?

Kickboxer guilty of sex and violence charges allowed to travel, headlines fight

Hayden Todd headlined the Muay Thai League World Series event.

Radio star Laura McGoldrick reflects on heartbreaking miscarriages

On our first One Day You'll Thank Me episode, we talk fertility struggles, loss and hope.

They've done it again! Blues set record after last-gasp drop goal

It was drop goal deja vu as the Blues sealed another injury-time thriller in Australia.

'I am full of lead': Radio star's brother has more than 20 pellets in his body after random shooting

"I was shot. I was coughing up blood, I couldn't move and my insides were burning."

Liam Dann: Why slashing govt spending right now would be a bad idea

How we spend government money matters but austerity policies won't help beat inflation.

Why fans will be the big winners in rugby's Silver Lake deal

For too long the game in New Zealand has taken the consumer for granted.

Opinion: Even Kermit the frog has an honorary degree - what's the point?

Honorary degrees might be mostly harmless, but they're also pointless and expensive.