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NZ's new one-off public holiday - all you need to know

The one-off public holiday was announced Monday and will be held on September 26th.

'Not on our watch': Fear of losing coveted Cup motivates Cane

Retaining the Bledisloe has become a rite of passage for the All Blacks.

Suitcase homicide: NZ Police go quiet on requests to Korea about female relative of children

The Herald has been in contact with a journalist from Korean newspaper The Dong-a Ilbo.

Ambulance officer dies after crash near Cambridge

The crash on State Highway 1 had already killed the driver of the other vehicle.

Moment King Charles found out Queen's health was declining

'Can you please be quiet? There's a call.'

Ryan Reynolds' 'potentially life-saving' surgery

The Deadpool actor has an 'extremely subtle polyp' removed in the procedure.

US teen who killed rapist sentenced, will pay $250k

Pieper Lewis was 15 when she stabbed her accused rapist to death.

What Costco needs before it can open its doors

Costco is due to open its doors on September 28, but needs two things to happen first.

Prince Harry responds to funeral humiliation

Duke of Sussex says his decade of military service is 'not determined by a uniform'.

Privacy watchdog orders police to stop taking photos

Fresh development: Deputy Privacy Commissioner says police 'need to change practices'.

Home detention for rape: Is NZ's justice system failing victims?

New Zealand's approach to sentencing has come under the spotlight again.

How consumer behaviour has changed at tail-end of pandemic

EY's latest consumer report reveals changes to Kiwis' spending intentions.

Herald morning quiz: September 14

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Sideswipe: That's the last time my cone gets pinched

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

Comment: WellingtonNZ struggling to justify its existence

Former spending on lavish dinners, oysters and fine wines still haunts the agency.

Viv Beck outlines her policies to lead the Super City

Viv Beck says co-governance is okay so long as it doesn't change democracy.