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Clarke Gayford sorry for 'confusion' after claim he tried to get mate rapid test

Gayford accused of trying to subvert health rules for his mates after Omicron scare.

Will 2degrees-Orcon merger pass Commerce Commission test?

How competition law experts see the deal, which has now been formally submitted.

Omicron: NZ 'pushing its luck' with record border cases

NZ just recorded its highest border case count - and experts fear an outbreak is imminent.

Kiwis 'exposed to radiation' at leaky Antarctic plant

More than 300 tonnes of radioactive rubble was shipped off the continent.

$10k costs sought after man's wrongful child porn accusation

Man was charged on assumptions, bias and an incomplete investigation, his counsel says.

Obese Kiwi teens with 'no other hope' get weight-loss ops

More than 130 Aucklanders aged under 30 have had bariatric surgery in the past five years.

Herald morning quiz: January 13

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

'It was never about hunting': Confessions of a possum shooter

"This is the best experience I can try to give my kids."

Notorious killer back behind bars after visiting prostitutes, breaching parole conditions

Murderer Timothy Taylor has been recalled to prison for a breach of parole.

Retirees v agents: House sale goes to tribunal

The couple appointed another agency which did sell the Churton Park home.

How much are landlords borrowing to buy investment properties?

Data shows whether the new rules have had an impact on the investment category.

Property management 'cowboy': agent withholding $52k rent shows gap in law

"This is a shocking indictment on the failure of the system" - barrister John Waymouth

Aussie father's 'agony' of MIQ wait as son fights for his life in ICU

'The difference between governing well and governing badly is what we're seeing now.'

Flippin' hull! 'Thumping' ship keeps residents awake

Port Chalmers hopes for a peaceful solution to a long-running noise problem.

Lockdown fail: Nation hit by Covid surge after shutdown

Nation that went into an 'unavoidable' lockdown reports highest ever case numbers.

UK PM Johnson accused of garden party during lockdown

Invitations sent to dozens of people, asking them to bring their own 'booze'.