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Herald morning quiz: May 4

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Hope for Wellington's Armstrong Downes' subcontractors?

"The liquidators/developer will need to negotiate with the existing subbies" - Herd

Troy Kingi - 'I didn't know where I sat in the spectrum of sound'

The award-winning muso on ignoring niche, Matariki and embracing 80s cheese.

Chlöe Swarbrick: Don't look up - or out to sea - in NZ

Climate change is here - whether or not our path ends in catastrophe is up to all of us.

Property industry in the wealth tax firing line

Newly released figures show people in property and land industries dominate uber-wealthy

BusinessNZ ramps up campaign against Fair Pay Agreements

Business NZ is ramping up a campaign against fair pay agreements.

Ombudsman re-investigating Green MP Julie Anne Genter's secret letter

Genter penned the letter in 2019 when she was also the Associate Minister of Transport

Doggone: Missing pooch reunited with owner a year later

The canine is one of hundreds stolen or lost in the Bay of Plenty each year.

Terror in aisle seven: Inside the Dunedin Countdown knife attack

Those first on the scene of the Dunedin Countdown knife attack speak for the first time.

NZ shares feel heat from Australia's first rate hike

Buying is starting to dry up amid as investors experience fatigue.

Countdown stabbing: Man jailed 13 years for frenzied knife attack

The man responsible for a knife attack at a Dunedin supermarket has been jailed.

Scaffolder who lost both arms after electric shock conscious, off life support

'It shouldn't have happened."

Claire Trevett: Has the Speaker's bid to trespass Winston Peters backfired?

PM's question was whether former MPs should be treated the same as others at the protest.

Waffle or workable? Cynicism, praise for Govt supply chain paper

Heavy on decarbonisation, light on pressing issues, says sector.

Home invasion trial: 'I was lying in his blood', teen burglar tells court

The 17-year-old got upset at recalling the grisly details of that day.

Government seizure of Covid tests labelled bizarre

'Astonishingly slow':NZ on track to take seven months to approve popular, fast Covid test.