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The Herald's editors answered your questions about how the media works.
Gregor Paul: The big problem with the All Blacks' 'review'
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Plan revealed to get Transmission Gully open earlier
The NZ Transport Agency is allowing some quality assurance tests to be deferred.
Goods from burgled baches over lockdown found in storage unit
Holidaymakers' Awakino baches were looted during a Covid-19 level 3 restriction.
How protesters demanding 'freedom' from Covid restrictions ignore the way liberty really works
OPINION: There is a difference between 'negative liberty' and 'positive liberty'.
'Use with caution:' Elon Musk's warning over Starlink system in Ukraine
After requests to boost Ukraine's internet capabilities, Elon Musk has issued a warning.
Claire Trevett: Camp Covid's final 48 hours - the inside view of how police moved protesters
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Cafe at Westerman's closes for day as hordes seek RAT from next-door pharmacy
Cafe closes doors to protect customers and staff
'The end of the world has arrived': President Zelenskyy issues stark warning
The Ukrainian President has again called on the West to increase military aid to Ukraine.
Road rage homicide victim a 'hard-working' father of 6
Witnesses said the man was attacked on the town's main street.
'Shocking' attack: Man killed in front of families in town's main street
A homicide investigation has been launched after an attack in front of families.
Man found dead after Bayswater Marina standoff, no one else sought
The police negotiations team were sent to the scene.
Behind the bench - a revealing look at NZ's judges
New survey reveals the ethnicity, sexual orientation and religious beliefs of our judges.
Pain at pump as unleaded tops $3 per litre in Auckland, Wellington
Petrol stations are charging up to $3.15/litre for unleaded 91, a jump of 40c in a month.
Watch: 22,535 new Covid cases, five deaths
Latest deaths in Tauranga, Waikato, Dunedin and Middlemore bring toll to 67.
Russians seize nuclear plant after fire as officials warn damage could cause disaster 10 times worse than Chernobyl
Russian forces shelled Europe's largest nuclear plant early Friday.
Is NZ's foreign policy fit to aid in Ukraine crisis? National, Greens at odds
The Herald's politics podcast hosts a debate with Gerry Brownlee and Golriz Ghahraman.
Just the tonic for the full-on news menu: Jono and Ben with their take on the week
Take a break from the news this week with The Hits' Jono and Ben.
Ukrainian president prods West for stronger action
The second round of diplomatic talks has finished.
Kāinga Ora failed on 'political neutrality' in advertorial - review
"We can just act as though we don't know anything," one internal email read.
Mike Hosking: World's reaction to Ukraine invasion gives me hope
"Never have I seen such a coordinated, effective and immediate response to a crisis."
Kiwi actor Antony Starr arrested in Spain after drunken attack
The 46-year-old actor has been fined but has avoided a jail term.
Protesters spend night at park, temple after locals block them from marae
Police now combing through hours of protest footage as part of ongoing criminal inquiry.
Live: Omicron outbreak to peak soon; cases could now be as high as one in 10
More than 23,000 new Covid cases were reported on Thursday.
Transport squeeze: Strain on South Island deliveries
Truck driver shortage, made worse by Omicron, and ferry issues frustrate carriers.
Many happy returns: First Kiwis to arrive without isolation rules in two years
New Zealanders are also able to head to 120 countries without having to isolate on return.
Live: Wreckage becomes clear as clean-up starts after Parliament face-off
Police and politicians defended tactics used to clear occupation of Parliament grounds.
Ukraine invasion 'shatters conventional wisdom'
OPINION: Using military power against an opponent has never declined in currency.
Sideswipe: Irrational fears
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'Us? You've got to be kidding!' - Building giants challenge ComCom price probe
Heavyweights tell price probe their materials are a smaller part of the overall cost.
Covid stand-off: 220 unvaccinated ministry staff set to be sacked
MSD is getting advice on a recent court decision before firing sacked staff.
Political figure loses suppression bid v media firms but still can't be named
High Court sides with media and says the public should know the identity of the person.