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I was there: Prime Minister David Lange's 'nuclear' moment on world stage
Pre-debate bomb threat didn't rattle quick-witted PM at anti-nukes debate.
Simon Wilson: What matters most - better drivers or slower speeds?
What makes driving safer? The faster you go, the bigger the mess. A Herald summer series.
Lucky escape as boat flips at 'treacherous' Tairua bar
Coastguard says it was low tide at the time the boat capsized.
Boult's blueprint: How the Black Caps can still win first test
The Black Caps are going to have to quickly turn things around to claim victory.
NZ swelters: The science behind our heatwave
Beat by the heat? Blame it on a slab of high pressure and a stew of major climate drivers.
Water incidents: Man dies off Canterbury coast; search for person at Hamilton Gardens
There has been a host of issues on the water around New Zealand today.
Banished word list for 2022 takes aim at some Kiwi favourites
A US university has released its banished words list for the New Year.
From Emily Bronte to Keri Hulme: The strange life of a literary one-hit wonder
When Booker Prize winner Keri Hulme died last week, she joined an intriguing club.
Shaun Hendy, Siouxsie Wiles file complaints against university over 'unhinged' critics
Professors have been targeted with increasingly 'unhinged' vitriol, a report states.
Arrest follows burglary spree that includes EB Games ram-raid in Napier
A Napier target was a games shop, and a Hastings target used to be a games shop.
Jake's mice: Searching for answers to the puzzle of autism
Scientists are breeding mice with autism gene to find answers to the condition.
Two serious water incidents in an hour on Coromandel Peninsula
Emergency services called to Waihī and Hahei this afternoon.
Preparing for war between US and China - what it means for NZ and Australia
Opinions on war range from very high to unlikely but NZ partners are gearing up for it.
'Pandemic will come to an end in 2022': Top doctor makes Covid prediction
Dr Coatsworth explains that we might already be there and what it means for the future.
Live: 27 Covid cases today; 44 people in hospital; no Omicron in community
Twelve cases in Auckland, seven in Waikato, seven in the Bay of Plenty and one in Lakes.
Bumper-to-bumper: Motorists told to allow extra time in heavy holiday traffic
AA says 100 lives could be saved each year if road improvements were made.
Lifeguards rescued 18 people in northern region beaches yesterday
Swimmers as young as 10 up to those in their 50s were rescued yesterday.
The Anzac carving: Rissington's big stump that could become its biggest tourist attraction
Carved out of a single large redwood stump, two giant Anzacs would stand as one.
Devastating consequence of war: Parents selling children shows desperation of Afghanistan
Many of Afghanistan's growing number of destitute people are making desperate decisions.
Jason Gunn on becoming a grandparent: 'I've got my joy back'
The TV and radio personality opens up about his career change of heart.
Summer questions: Michael Boggs - trust your gut instinct
The media industry will continue to be a force against misinformation, says Michael Boggs.
Police identify man killed in Manukau Velodrome altercation
Police have named the 21-year-old man who died after an incident at the Manukau Velodrome.
'Up to half' of NSW Covid patients admitted for other reasons
NSW reveals a surprising fact about its daily Covid figures
Welcome home: Family of eight say crammed MIQ spot no good for mental health
Shared beds and small rooms for the family of eight have not been the ideal welcome home.
Crypto craze: NFTs invade the Kiwi digi-market
Kiwi digital natives are investing large amounts of crypto on the latest craze, NFTs.
Perfect storm: Where are you most likely to be struck by lightning?
One district has nearly 50 per cent more lightning strikes than anywhere else.
Simon Wilson: How police 'dropped the ball' on breath testing and speed cameras
What makes driving safer? Police enforcement helps a lot. A Herald summer series.
Weather wars: Forecasters' relationship turns frosty
A battle between two Government weather forecasters turned dirty recently.
Sideswipe: Notable public loos of New Zealand
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Opinion: Covid taking up focus over long-term issues
Opinion: We need a structure for long-term social, economic, and environmental policies.
Summer reads: Getting real with Patrick Gower, Toni Street, Simon Bridges and Sonny Bill Williams
From books to documentaries, these Kiwis laid it bare in 2021.