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Govt to review self-isolation for international arrivals

Do self-isolation rules for arrivals still make sense at stage 3 of the Omicron response?

Builder launches new $120m apartment business

Construction chief launches new Auckland train station-oriented apartment business.

Scientists still learning as 'stealth Omicron' variant spreads

Coronavirus mutant known as "stealth Omicron" causing more than a third of new cases.

How Putin will use WWII to justify the attack

Russian leader raises the ghosts of the Holocaust, WWII and Nazism to fit his narrative.

Russia, Ukraine at war - Plea for NZ to welcome any refugees

Explosions rocked several Ukraine cities yesterday.

Sideswipe: Trendy food overrated

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Banker behind Ponzi scheme became painter behind bars

The 72-year-old once handled millions of dollars but now dabbles as an artist.

Derek Cheng: The new era of Covid damage control from now and for the foreseeable future

We've been able to largely go about our lives without Covid. That is no longer the case.

Sky TV boss says Sport price rise possible, reveals key football deal detail

Pay-TV provider flags the return of its dividend, confirms its bullish full-year guidance.

Air NZ: Encouraging and ominous signs from overseas amid heavy half-year loss

Analyst says lack of timing of capital raise not surprising given result and outlook.

Phase 3: Retailers need green light now to sell RATs - Barnett

Government needs 'a dose of reality' on who critical workers are, chamber CEO says.

Andrew Barnes: Light rail is a bad idea. Where the billions should go instead

Light rail plans are catered to an Auckland that existed before the pandemic.

Labour Party art auctions: Charged businessmen also accused in National donations case

The donations involved art auctions and a Chinese imperial robe at a Labour Party event.

Black Power members jailed for involvement in shooting

Heightened security as patched members of rival factions taunted each other outside court.

Russia invades Ukraine - 'Europe's darkest hour since WWII', Putin's warning to West

Ukraine under martial law, reports of hundreds of casualties as Russian begins invasion.

Protesters shout abuse at Prime Minister's school visit

It's the second time Jacinda Ardern was heckled in Christchurch today.