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Police automatic surveillance of number plates - new accountability and privacy rules mooted
New rules come in assessment of impact on privacy from number plate surveillance.
Family trespassed from all Domino’s NZ stores after claim of metal screw in pizza
Pizza chain manager calls police after unhappy father returns to store.
Seymour's coalition warning shot to National: 'We'll sit on the cross benches'
David Seymour isn't one to mince his words.
Manchester City age-grader the perfect 10 for Napier City Rovers
A former Premier League hopeful is lighting up New Zealand Football's Central League.
Minister stood down every 6.5 weeks: Will blunders cost Labour the election?
Ministers have caused the PM numerous headaches since he took charge.
‘Huge, huge problem’: The aged care crisis set to hit NZ in the future
Growing old in New Zealand could become a scary prospect for some.
‘Dangerous espionage operation’: Media expert’s warning on TikTok
There are growing concerns about the information TikTok is harvesting.
Not happy with the Honours List? Official's advice on how to have your say
An expert shares the ins and outs of the honours system.
'Sad reality': Supermarket staff fitted with bodycams to combat rising crime
Crime prevention or breach of privacy? Not all are happy with bodycams at the checkout.
Awkward choices ahead: Why voters should keep a close eye on minor parties this year
As Hipkins and Luxon battle over the centre, are the fringes growing?
The surprise politician with the biggest impact on crime stats
Crime data crunched by the Herald team reveals the state of criminality across NZ.
Why do some people get name suppression for so long?
Some offenders seem to be able to live in the shadows for years.
Glory recalled ahead of Chatham Cup opener
Napier City Rovers are third on the all-time list of Chatham Cup winners.
Is there a business case for selling publicly owned assets?
Selling government assets isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Superannuation promise: Has Labour given National an attack opportunity?
Political editor Claire Trevett gives her verdict on parties' political point scoring.
‘Collateral damage’: How much will trust tax change cost the average Kiwi family?
Most trusts in New Zealand are not held by super-wealthy individuals.
Are businesses pushing up prices to take advantage of inflation?
Some are starting to wonder if businesses have become too enthusiastic with price rises.
Huge 73c per litre petrol price difference - drivers urged to ‘shop around’
The price range between the cheapest and most expensive fuel is currently at its greatest.
‘Cup final mentality’: Month of ‘must win’ matches facing Napier City Rovers
Huge four weeks facing the football club as they eye a National League spot.
Weather war: Could Niwa-MetService competition endanger the Kiwi public?
The nation's weather forecasters are going toe to toe to bring Kiwis the latest updates.
‘It’s affected the mood of Auckland’: The impact City Rail Link delay has had on city
The long-running rail project has frustrated residents, workers and business owners.
‘Always in reaction mode’: The NZ regions most at risk of tsunamis
An expert explains why we should take tsunami warnings seriously.
Pak’nSaves compared: Why is the same cheese $6 more expensive at one?
The same cheese at Pak'nSave Mangere is 60 per cent more expensive than across town.
Luxon: What Budget got wrong - and the projects he wants to work on with Labour
The National leader wanted to see more fiscal responsibility.
Ex-AB Carl Hayman opens up on how life ‘began to unravel in nightmarish fashion’
As he battles dementia, an ex-All Black who is suing rugby bosses is publishing a book.
Inside the hostel inferno: Body recovery begins as man charged with arson
More bodies are set to be removed from fire-damaged Loafers Lodge today.
'They've made a choice’: Why Grant Robertson shunned austerity in Budget
There were widespread calls for austerity, but the Govt didn't go as far as many expected.
High-performance $110,000 Tesla listed for $1 reserve - so what’s the catch?
The stunning 4WD high-performance plug-in was damaged in the Auckland floods.
‘Grave concerns’: Why buildings across NZ could also be at risk of dangerous fires
The fire in Wellington could have impacted many other buildings in a similar way.
Interest in passenger trains gathers steam
A meeting will be held on May 23 on potential plans to bring rail back to the city.
‘A rounding error’: Why Govt’s $4b Budget boost doesn’t signal big spend-up
The no-frills Budget needs to focus on the basics.
Overworked, underpaid: What nurses and teachers want from the Budget
These vital professionals want to see a commitment to real change.
Lodge fire costs vulnerable people their homes
Trauma setting in for horror fire's survivors.