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'Incredible story of survival': Swimmer's brush with death, out-of-body experience

The 21-year-old was swimming alone at Omanu Beach when he had a seizure and passed out.

On a knife-edge: Rainbow Springs may close for good

"As a child I remember visiting Rainbow Springs. It must remain open," says local MP.

Steve Braunias: The secret diary of the convoy protest

Reaction from all sides as the convoy converges on Parliament's grounds.

Michelle Langstone's love letter to her child

Michelle Langstone explores the power of a mother's love

One in 10 seriously sick with Covid experience long-term symptoms

Physios calling on the Government to put more resource into caring for people suffering.

John Roughan: Is there something dirty in the Three Waters plan?

There's something dirty about the Three Waters plans, says John Roughan

Claire Trevett: Parliament's protesters ask a question we all deserve an answer to

The protesters came in all shapes and sizes, but MPs gave one response: The cold shoulder.

Half of first-home buyers could be in mortgage distress when rates rise

The warning comes from a Reserve Bank briefing to Finance Minister Grant Robertson.

The Big Boost: Ashley Bloomfield on boosters, Omicron and what comes next

Bloomfield has thrown down the gauntlet, will Kiwis rise to the challenge?

Michael Wood: Light rail should have come years ago

OPINION: Transport Minister hopes objectors will get onboard as the project is rolled out.

Design for Living: Reinventing flexible living in a Barcelona apartment block

Good ideas that make cities better: the Barcelona apartments that can change their size.

'I only wanted a cigarette', says woman who stabbed partner

The man was struck with such force, the knife first went through his leather vest.

Govt extends lifeline for crippled events sector

The extra support comes as more festivals pull the plug due to the Covid Omicron outbreak.

Kate MacNamara: Income insurance uses Covid to justify $3.5b scheme

Do we really need to spend $3.5 billion a year to buffer workers from redundancy?

Mall terror attack exclusive: 'Please don't cut my throat' - stabbed teacher's horrific ordeal

As he slashed at her neck with a knife, Ezmeralda Johns looked into her attacker's eyes.

Mary Holm: Is it better to invest or pay down a mortgage?

Maybe you can borrow for that rental property — but are you sure you won't get dunked?

'So, this is my story. This is how I die': Mall victim's survival, her hero - and why she feels terror attack has been forgotten

She looked into the eyes of Ahamed Samsudeen as he stabbed her, and saw nothing.

The NZX-listed companies who are AI stars - and one major hurdle

Plus: Expert names some of NZ's hottest AI startups.