Kiwi kids urged to stay clear of TikTok's 'potentially life-threatening' new craze
'Teenagers since the dawn of time have done stupid things but this is another level.'
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A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Shaun Johnson on proposed Kiwis test and Reece Walsh 'hype'
Johnson believes everything should be done to enable the Kiwis' June match to go ahead.
Opinion: Co-governance referendum is not the answer
Opinion: Debate needed on co-governance, not a referendum, writes Vaughan Gunson.
The Front Page: Death threats and online rage spreading into the real world
The online tools are more mainstream than we realise.
Live: Covid-hospitalisations now higher outside Auckland; death toll climbs
The Ministry of Health reported 14,120 community cases across the country yesterday.
'I am going to play': Tiger set for one of sport's greatest comebacks
Fourteen months after a debilitating car crash, he says he can win his sixth Green Jacket.
Exclusive: Widow's heartfelt message to Enchanter sinking survivors - and plea for captain
Richard Bright, 63, was one of five men who died after the Enchanter capsized.
Callous dumping throws off MAFS final
This final MAFS ceremony has been thrown off course by a husband who blindsided his wife.
Zelenskyy vows 'every Russian will learn truth about Bucha'; Satellite pics show mass grave
Russia is pouring soldiers to gain control of industrial heartland known as the Donbas.
Parliament protest clean-up costs tipped to top $1m
Clean-up bill revelation follows the 23-day occupation.
Putin really wants this man dead. Here's how he's survived
Times: Bill Browder hit Russia's president where it hurt. Putin won't forget.
Market close: Half a per cent gain as passive funds shuffle portfolios
Strong afternoon finish ends morning slide.
Richard Prebble: The big surprises PM will see on her travels
Last week on business I went to Australia and was shocked to see how it is surging ahead.
Kris Shannon: Why it was a gloomy summer for NZ cricket fans
OPINION: For Kiwi cricket fans, it was like a summer full of rain.
'Devastating': More than 100 workers to lose jobs as print plant shuts operation
About 150 workers are set to lose their jobs.
David Fisher: Why our NZSAS spoke up on Aussie 'war crimes'
OPINION: This is why our special forces were willing to testify against Australia's.
Group robbed, stripped naked and forced to hug, Crown says
The accused wanted money - and 'were out to get it any way they could', the Crown says.
'Major disruption': What John Campbell's departure means for Breakfast
He's the biggest name in morning TV, so is his departure the AM show's chance to strike?
Crash that killed five teens: How a needless tragedy unfolded
Young driver of packed car with teenager in boot had been drinking before crash.
Tenant $8511 behind in rent hangs up on tribunal
Tenant of meth contaminated home more than $8000 behind in rent
Three Waters reform: Frustrated mayor tells PM 'you have lost the people'
Three Waters reform push described as "appalling" and "wrong" by another mayor.
Revealed: Louisa Wall's new job outside Parliament
Louisa Wall's job is part of a managed exit after withdrawing as an electorate candidate.
Mum's 'sexy' bikini snap with teen son angers
An Aussie fitness star was forced to defend a photo posing with her 15-year-old son.
New Covid variant could force tougher rules if it arrives in NZ - Bloomfield
While cases are dropping Auckland remains with the highest hospitalisations per capita.
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine streets
More sanctions heaped on Moscow in revulsion at murderous scenes on the outskirts of Kyiv.
70-year love story: 'As long as there is breath in my body, I will be his carer'
Brian used to go past on his bike. I thought, 'He's not too bad, I'll keep my eye on him'.
Ardern defends Russian ambassador's presence
Prime Minister says NZ using 'far more powerful tools' while retaining diplomatic options.
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David Seymour: Why co-governance isn't our future
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Derek Cheng: Jacinda Ardern's underlying message in the decision to stay in red
Yesterday was the first glimpse at the PM's appetite for risk in post-peak Omicron.
The Front Page: World Cup autopsy - How do White Ferns rebuild after calamity?
What will the rebuild for the White Ferns entail?
Barry Soper: The PM's announcement that wasn't - she's playing a cracked record
OPINION: The sermon sounded like the same script they had preached so many times before.