'Extreme hardship' prevents teen who shot girlfriend with BB gun from being named
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Opinion: Labour's motel housing shame
OPINION: As per the last National govt, Labour has simply pushed the homeless into motels.
Body lay undiscovered in burnt-out car for two days: Police thought it was a sheep
Police were first alerted to burnt out car on Saturday - body only found two days later.
Josie Vidal: Mining is better in our backyard
OPINION: An advocate for mining puts the case for New Zealand to dig in.
Eugenie Sage: Protecting conservation from mining
OPINION: Greens MP puts the case for no new mines to be approved.
New UK leader faces energy crisis, ailing economy
New PM selected by less than 0.5 per cent of British adults is under pressure for results.
Australia snatch unlikely victory over Black Caps
Some Trent Boult heroics had looked like handing New Zealand an easy win.
Wettest West Coast winter on record - over a metre of rain
Hokitika recorded 1176mm of rain for the past three months.
Exclusive: Women's trip north - the 'sex workers' who weren't; Govt blunder sent region into lockdown
Covid-positive women had valid business, were not prostitutes or linked to gangs - police.
Richard Prebble: Why an independent Covid inquiry is needed
OPINION: We need an independent Covid inquiry to be better prepared for the next pandemic.
Sideswipe: Trolling Putin?
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Why that infamous tax bill wasn't all bad ...
Listen: How the issue of inconsistent GST treatment on fund fees could've been addressed.
'Like something out of The Omen': Roaming dog pack has resident living in fear
After four months of menace, she says she doesn't know to do.
McCahon painting set to sell for $2 million at BNZ art auction
The BNZ's art collection is expected to fetch record prices at an auction this month.
Officials float green bonds, ETS money, or more fuel taxes to fund light rail
Transport officials floated ideas for funding billion-dollar transport investments.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Govts need to stop kicking alcohol harm can down the road
Dire issue ignored by successive governments is back before MPs - will they act at last?
On the campaign trail with Efeso Collins - the nice guy who wants to be Auckland's mayor
Efeso Collins wants to become first non-Pākehā mayor of Auckland.
Mate - looks like you could use a friend
Matt Heath speaks to Max Dickins about why men suck at maintaining friendships.
Opinion: Meghan and Harry's new reality exposed in sad video
Reception Sussexes have received from the Brits shows just how far they have fallen.
Celebrity Treasure Island: Dame Susan Devoy's secret feud revealed
Susan Devoy enters the game and there is a secret feud between her and another player.
Michael Baker: Traffic light framework has outlived its usefulness
A top epidemiologist says it's time to move on from the traffic light system.
Woman jailed for life for torture and murder denied leave to appeal
Two people were convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2020.
Will a new $53m youth crime package actually work?
The package's success could depend on how well Govt and non-Govt agencies work in tandem.
'You get what you pay for': Kiwi's warning to Bali-bound travellers
Cheaper flights may have a hidden cost, a traveller warns.
'Was excited to see her': Man clocked at 184km/h during trip to see girlfriend
The 20-year-old was in a rush to see his Taranaki girlfriend.
Lovely by Skin Institute in liquidation, customers worried about vouchers
Staff were reportedly informed about the liquidation today.
Business liquidation: 'I have two options: live in my car, or in a garage'
'I had insufficient funds to buy a new home' - woman planning to live in minor dwelling.
School leaver starts storage firm aimed at student market
Son of Cactus Outdoors founder has big ambitions for his storage firm.
Ranked: NZ's biggest home builders, with thousands of projects on the books
One firm is currently working on 3591 dwellings.
KiwiSaver U-turn: Govt didn't consult fund managers on failed GST change
All 11 fund managers the Herald spoke to were in dark over the Govt's GST change.
Smart collars for cows: Halter eyes fresh pastures abroad
Startup says its product is now on hundreds of farms, helping to address labour shortages.
Boy falls 8m through skylight on first day of work; Company to pay $65k
Fines and reparations total $65,000 for boy's fall at woolstore site.
Explained: Where - and why - NZ must keep masks on
Kiwis appear to be increasingly cooling on face-masks. Where should they stay mandated?