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Back to school with Omicron: How we will keep schools open with new variant
Masks, testing, teacher shortages and school camp - all you need to know for school 2022.
Downton Abbey-esque drama, dating and The Tourist: Top TV picks for the week
Each week, Calum Henderson picks the hottest TV, movies and podcasts.
Live: Is it Omicron? Nine cases, five Air NZ flights - all eyes on genome tests today
Air NZ crew member and nine Motueka cases will soon find out if they have Omicron.
Black Clash thriller: How Team Rugby beat Team Cricket at their own game
Follow all the action live as Team Cricket and Team Rugby face off in the Black Clash.
He killed 77 people including a 14yo Kiwi. Her mother's grief - he 'should shut the **** up'
"He has shown no remorse," Vanessa Svebakk says of mass killer Anders Breivik.
Covid-19: Five Air NZ flights added to locations of interest
Passengers on the flights have been asked to self-isolate immediately.
Spy: Power couple's messy break-up
The marriage split - with a Kiwi link - has taken over Australia's gossip pages.
Whopper overreaction: Man threatens to shoot Burger King worker over meal
'I didn't want to be in trouble. I just wanted a burger,' man told court.
Watch: Police report reckless driving at gang-related tangi
The funeral procession is between Beach Haven and Schnapper Rock Cemetery.
Red light 'not good enough at stopping transmission' - Dr Siouxsie Wiles
The microbiologist warns the Government's plan won't slow down an Omicron outbreak.
Opinion: Prince Harry faces one final indignity
The Queen is reportedly on the cusp of sacking Prince Harry from one last royal role.
The visions of Penelope Cruz
On her mystical connection with the director Pedro Almodovar.
World is sick of 'stupid' Aussie Open trend
Tennis players have slammed Australian Open crowds for not showing enough respect.
Elon Musk responds to National MP's appeal for help on Tonga
SpaceX and Tesla CEO has offered to help Tonga, but says it will be difficult.
'Cliff failure' on North Shore street: Owners want to build seawall
"Seawall would armour the cliff against incoming wave energy to deal with erosion"
Auckland's multi-billion data centre boom: New player's $600m build
Lockdown boom in cloud-computing spurs server farm surge. Has it gone over the top?
What China's declining birth rate means for NZ's infant formula makers
Latest numbers came as a shock to NZ's $1.85 billion infant formula export industry.
John Roughan: The America's Cup has outgrown NZ but it should have greater world status
Participants, profile and prestige necessary to bring America's Cup from the periphery.
Weekend at Nikki's - life after politics and meeting famous singers and former rivals on Barrier
Nikki Kaye encounters the unexpected at the pub on Great Barrier.
Toned-down celebrations to usher in the Year of the Tiger
Lantern Festival is the only major Chinese New Year event running this year.
What notorious villain told top lawyer about murder 'rumours' before death
Bank robber predicted his name would be linked to unsolved murders when he died.
Warning NZ on brink of 'major border failure' as outbreak looms
"The Omicron pattern is continuing almost inexorably towards an outbreak in New Zealand."
Tourism industry boss: 'They've just seen their life's work melting away'
Border-facing businesses have done it harder than others to keep NZ safe, he says.
Steven Joyce: After the sunshine comes the economic storm
Cheap money sustained us through Covid — now it's time to pay the price.
Claire Trevett: Will 2022 be PM Jacinda Ardern's Year of Reckoning?
The PM had hoped a good summer would spell the end of discontent over Delta. But has it?
Fran O'Sullivan: 5 things the Govt needs to do as outbreak looms
Outbreak is looming, so why isn't Govt going on the front foot?
'It's my time': Suzy's world of opera
The beloved children's entertainer is starring in a new Opera on the Harbour production.
The first termers: Joseph Mooney on mining for gold in the National Party
He also gives a pretty good sales pitch for those thinking of moving to Southland.
Mary Holm: Should this teenager get a credit card?
Sometimes a homemade gift can be as welcome as a big-budget present.
Omicron threatens to leave more Kiwis exposed to long Covid
Urgent call for more support as even those with only mild symptoms can develop long Covid.
Goff tipped to bow out of politics, support rising star for mayoralty
Phil Goff will announce his plans in the "coming weeks".
Bone Appetit! The rise and rise of people taking their dogs out to dinner
Ruff day? Take your pup to the pub for chicken stock beer and gravy sundaes.