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Kendrick Lamar announces single New Zealand show
Iconic hip hop artist announces return to New Zealand for one show only.
Record-breaking Highlanders blow away Western Force
All the Super Rugby action between the Highlanders and the Western Force.
Student engineer signed off quake assessments while posing as expert
An industry disciplinary committee says Prajna Singh's deceit was 'alarming'.
'A nano-second': Elderly driver sentenced after motorcyclist killed
Shane Harnett died in the crash on the intersection of Marsden Point Rd and SH1.
James Corden on what Prince Harry's really like as a dad
And James Corden reveals why he'll "always be in their corner".
Where's Watson? US authorities place ads in effort to find Eric Watson
Court hears of cat-and-mouse game between securities regulators and embattled businessman.
Transport survey: Aucklanders waiting too long for buses, research finds
Only half of Aucklanders have regular public transport.
'You are affected by it': Brian Dickey - the man who jailed Grace Millane's killer
"You carry the weight of public concern" - Dickey
'It's going crazy': Punters flock to view $750,000 collection for auction at $1 reserve
The auction of classic cars and motorbikes started today, drawing huge attention.
'Your rainbows will shine forever': Husband's heartache at fatal crash sentencing
Gay Kettle's family today got to confront the man responsible for her death.
The Kiwis immersed in the Aussie election
Scomo's birthday has been marred by a gatecrashing 'dictator' on the campaign trail.
Watch: Would-be thief caught red-handed stealing from community project
The aborted theft ended with a car - and a man's pride - dented.
A bridge too far: Russian battalion destroyed in failed river-crossing mission
The complex operation was dramatically foiled by Ukrainian forces.
Musk's secret for looking clever during meetings: Ex-colleague spills
What it was like working side-by-side with the maverick billionaire.
Agent, manager disclosed suicide at property, tribunal rules
Buyers said "if they had known it was a suicide, they would not have bought the property".
The 'chilling effect' if Johnny Depp wins his defamation trial
A criminal defence lawyer says there will be ramifications in the case.
Nationwide Spark issue resolved after 20 per cent of calls fail
Spark customers were affected by a nationwide system issue this morning that is now fixed.
'Buckle up and get ready for the ride': Brendon McCullum is England test coach
He takes charge just in time to face the Black Caps in a three-match series in June.
Unfinished business: Kiwi BMX star sets new personal record
The attempt has been a year in planning and design
The surprising life of a male escort
Male escort dishes dirt on request he refused - and his "top tip" for pleasing women.
US marks a million deaths, Biden says pandemic isn't over
America lowers flags to half-mast to note a sobering milestone.
Chris Hipkins wants more diverse international students
Education Minister wants to build the sector back with students from a wider pool.
'He got a jail term and I got a life sentence': Peter Ellis abuse survivor breaks 30-year silence
A young woman's story of living with the trauma of being sexually abused by Peter Ellis.
US teacher fired for reading Kiwi book sues for job back
Mississippi teacher Toby Price resorts to court action after dismissal decision upheld.
Tony Quinn's dilemma - the human toll of making millions and what to do with it
Millionaire motorsport baron Tony Quinn says making money is easier than relationships.
Rising Auckland Omicron case numbers a warning to NZ
Auckland upswing in Covid-19 cases may signal the start a national climb to a new normal.
Human Rights Commissioner's 110-day wait for 'urgent' meeting with PM
Despite an 'urgent' request to meet the PM, Paul Hunt was made to wait 110 days.
National calls for investigation into $7.8m MSD contracts
The procurement process involved conflicts of interest that were not declared.
Matthew Hooton: Act spices up bland political diet
OPINION: Big players didn't even try to challenge substance of party's alternative Budget.
Ex-students, current learner frustrated at Broadcasting School report
'I don't think the report was at all an accurate representation of the culture.'
'This tears my soul apart': A Ukrainian boy describes witnessing his father's killing
'Putin just decides to make us suffer, and we do.'