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Herald morning quiz: April 24

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Paul Catmur: The laws of stupidity - what group do you fit into?

Italian professor Carlo Cipolla sees the Stupid as the main danger to civilisation.

Second-half sweep sees Hurricanes trump Reds

The Hurricanes have put up 30 unanswered points to beat the Reds in Melbourne.

'Will not be satisfied': Blues fail to impress in victory

The comedown was swift for the Blues.

Missing young woman from eerie photo found dead in Mexico

The last photo before her mysterious disappearance made headlines around the world.

Breakfast wars: Will Kamahl Santamaria be TVNZ's viewing weapon?

The former Al Jazeera news anchor replaces John Campbell next week.

Covid-19: XE has arrived in NZ - what threat does it pose?

A person who has travelled from overseas to NZ has been confirmed as having XE variant.

Cops stop swarm of Killer Beez, including paralysed president on quad bike

The gang converged on a small town for its AGM.

Fran O'Sullivan: When China catches a cold... hold on

Shanghai's Omicron outbreak could infect New Zealand's food exports.

Steve Braunias: The secret diary of Arise Church founder John Cameron

John Cameron's week - from lording it over the Arise empire to making his own tea.

Herald morning quiz: April 23

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

'I do what my heart tells me': One woman's mission to honour the fallen

The graves of around 15,000 Kiwis have already been visited.

Mary Holm: Winning on the sharemarket - busting some investing myths

OPINION: Make sure kids get the right message about share investing.

'The secret that saved me': Kerre Woodham's journey from heartbreak to healing

Kerre's dancing on air: "I'm so ready for a knees-up!"

World representatives in NZ: 'Putin Chose War. We Stand United with Ukraine'

Ambassadors and high commissioners resident in NZ on the pain and suffering in Ukraine.

Mike Munro: Luxon - off the cuff and off the pace

Mis-statements will be sorely exposed in election campaign.