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Tā Tipene O'Regan named 2022 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year
"His wairua, and dedication to our people is a taonga for the future."
Rebel region of neighbouring Ukraine nation announces plans to join with Russia
As the war drags on, a move by a neighbour has revealed a potential new crisis.
Audrey Young: A smooth exit vs horror show in Canberra
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Opinion: Why you need to watch the Will Smith slap again
When you read Will Smith's own words about his past, his slap at Oscars becomes clear.
Two Young Nats resign after female politicians harassed online
Two National members have resigned after misogynistic trolling was linked to one's house.
Ricky Gervais reveals joke he would've made after Oscars assault
Ricky Gervais has revealed what he thought of the incident.
35 years on the run: Cold case hunt for Kiwi who allegedly beat her daughter to death and hid the body
A woman is to be extradited to Australia after allegedly murdering her daughter in 1987.
'Left a mark on a generation': MPs pay tribute to Dr Moana Jackson
Labour Minister Willie Jackson mourns the loss of his mother and uncle in the same week.
Damien Venuto: How data became a dirty word – and how to fix it
The line between creepy and useful is incredibly thin.
Cold-case cult death: Kiwi mum charged with murder of her toddler 35 years ago
A woman who allegedly murdered her daughter in 1987 is facing extradition to Australia.
Transmission Gully: Motorists complain of chipped, cracked windscreens on new motorway
The road has opened, and police have already ticketed a number of people too.
Sailing Professor: Adios NZ - Barcelona move will be great for America's Cup
OPINION: I don't always agree with Team NZ boss Grant Dalton, but on this one I do.
'Burning fuse': Business reacts to AT plan to axe kerbside car parks
AT says cars will be 'lowest priority' of kerbside space on strategic and feeder roads.
Whakaari/White Island tragedy: Flight operator pleads guilty, ordered to pay $267k
The defendant has been ordered to pay more than a quarter of a million dollars.
Shane Jones: Gang warfare on Kaikohe streets
Opinion: Former NZ First MP is sick of the rising gang problems and writes a prescription.
The daunting next step: What next for impressive All Whites
The All Whites' next step is a daunting one, against the fourth placed Concacaf nation.
'Processing what happened': Chris Rock responds to Will Smith's onstage Oscars assault
The comedian has finally spoken out about the slap heard around the world.
Hannah Clarke inquest: Killer Rowan Baxter's Bunnings trip before murder
Two days before Rowan Baxter murdered his family, he bought a fuel can and zip ties.
Chris Cairns has successful surgery after cancer diagnosis
Chris Cairns is recovering following bowel cancer surgery.
Live: Strict criteria surrounds NZ's first oral Covid-19 drug
Health Minister says patients will have to visit a doctor to access the new oral drug.
Eight-hour gap in Trump's records on day of riot
White House phone records absent from 11am-7pm on day of Capitol insurrection.
Lake Onslow fieldwork under way, consents lodged
Paperwork and field observations are underway for pumped hydro storage project.
Air NZ's $2.2b recapitalisation - how it breaks down
Capital raise has been delayed several times due to uncertainty but flying is taking off.
'Gentleman of the law' with wicked wit dies from heart condition
Rob Vigor Brown's wit and intelligence will be missed in the courtroom and boardroom.
Experts welcome FMA 'stop' on Flat Bush 50% return scheme
"The industry as a whole benefits from this type of market regulation," Mark Francis says.
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Shane Te Pou: David Seymour's sequel to Don Brash's Ōrākei speech
OPINION: It was designed to obscure the unpalatable and muddle meaning.
Dying wish: Covid dad pleaded for food for family from hospital bed
The father-of-one died almost a month after being admitted to hospital.