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'Covid-zero' city now deadliest in the world

Hong Kong is struggling under the world's highest rate of deaths per capita from virus.

'Forgotten treasure' housing plans hit snag: Developer loses court ruling on trees

It plans a much larger scheme for the land but even its tree-planting is ruled illegal

London (Fiji and Singapore ... ) calling: Places topping Kiwis' wishlists

Borders are open and Kiwis are considering spreading their wings. But where should we go?

'Absolutely devastating': Principals on proposed ban on international students

Fears of 'huge impact' on school culture.

Ukraine Crisis Appeal: 'We had to leave my mother behind in our basement'

Irina and Symon tell their stories to World Vision's Brianna Piazza.

Australia, Netherlands launch legal action against Russia for downing of flight MH17

Australia and the Netherlands have initiated legal action against Russia.

Mother, baby die after Russia's bombing of Ukraine maternity ward

Images of the woman being rushed to an ambulance on a stretcher had circled the world.

Look beyond the three-month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ

Look beyond the three month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ.

Inflation fallout, Ardern's future and internal polls: Your politics questions answered

Also on our subscribers' minds: energy policy; tax reform and Labour's Māori caucus.

Omicron outbreak: 15,540 new community cases; Auckland numbers steady

While daily case numbers are dropping, yesterday the country recorded its deadliest day.

Govt poised to open door to tourists sooner than planned

Every day of uncertainty for airlines over border settings risks the loss of services.

Fuel price crisis: What the Government could do to help

Business groups say the Government has some options to lower the price at the pump

'Heartbreaking, tragic': Top skydiver, Auckland Uni worker killed after mid-air collision

"The community is hurting for sure. It's obviously heartbreaking and so tragic."

Rod Stewart fixes potholes himself after Ferrari can't get through

'Working for a living, filling holes is good for the soul,' declared Stewart.

Pedestrian dies after being struck by four vehicles

After being hit by a vehicle, the person was then struck by three more.

Plant-based food firm's push into NZ

Genetically engineered imitation blood ingredient makes its "beef" taste like real deal.