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For Europe, the Ukraine crisis is an awakening

New York Times: The happy complacency of post-Cold War peace is being shattered.

'Results speak for themselves': Bay's regional council puts abuse, ageism claims to bed

Councillors have been thanked for their professionalism after claims of abuse and ageism.

Woman in the dark after dining with friend who tested positive

Eight days after her friend confirmed Covid positive, Elaine Thomson has heard nothing.

Housing affordability lowest ever - report

Average household now needs almost 12 years to save for a deposit.

Barry Soper: There's an air of permanency at Parliament grounds

OPINION: The camp's become a well-fed, ordered hippie village of sorts.

Sideswipe: Yoga Joes

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

Double trouble? Delta rates 'holding steady' amid Omicron surge

Delta still lurks amid the Omicron wave, with worries it'll keep driving hospitalisations.

Live: 10,000 daily cases by March, Omicron peak in sight - expert

The Ministry of Health reported 1573 community cases yesterday.

Herald morning quiz: February 18

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Revealed: Deadly rock falls, fish among 88 Transmission Gully problems

A scathing report lists 88 problems with Transmission Gully.

Bloomfield and his deputy at odds on Bluetooth tracing

The death of the feature seems to be exaggerated - depending who you listen to.

Porteous brothers book place in halfpipe final

Follow live as New Zealand's freestyle skiers seek to qualify for the halfpipe finals.

Woman who suffered traumatic birth wins 18-year ACC battle

Court rules woman suffered mental injury because of physical injuries from surgery.

Tony Blair on Fortress NZ, cancel culture and the haters at home

Times: "I may be hated, but I am also quite liked by some people."

Opinion: Ghislaine Maxwell's email about infamous photo undid Prince Andrew

This whole situation hinges on that notorious photo, taken in 2001.

PM: Motel emergency housing a 'stopgap measure'

She would not say how long motels would be used to house the homeless.

'Shameful': Man who built his own coastal 'park' by reclaiming Tauranga harbour imprisoned

Tio Faulkner built a "coastal park" in Tauranga Harbour. Now he's in prison.

'Particularly nasty': Terrifying insight into killer shark's 'ambush' at Sydney beach

Horrific fatal shark incident was 'exceptionally rare', says expert.