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Fifth case of monkeypox detected in NZ

The case recently arrived from overseas and is isolating in Auckland.

Diana Clement: How economical are your appliances?

OPINION: Leaving your TV on standby will use power and cost you money.

Depot chefs' life-changing 'meet-cute'

A kitchen romance blossomed into a long-term relationship - and now baby makes three.

Secrets revealed in real estate queen's new book

Rich-list circles are chattering about real-estate dynamo Heather Walton's new book.

Top things to watch and listen to right now

Calum Henderson rounds up the best films, shows and podcasts to binge on this week.

Gardening: How to boost your soil quality for (almost) free

Tips for saving time and money on summer soil prep.

Sinead Corcoran: How I tapped into a cure for stress and anxiety

Is EFT tapping a legitimate tool in managing anxiety?

Korean religious group described as a 'dangerous cult' opens doors of NZ branch

About 200 New Zealanders' names handed to South Korea police by sect.

Comedian and his dad share their coming out journey

The comedian and broadcaster is proud of his dad's bravery.

Hayden Munro: Politics more important than policy in Kiwisaver U-turn

OPINION: Ministers need to avoid getting sucked into the group-think of their officials.

Wine baron who developed Waiheke's first vineyard dies after tractor crash

The late Kim Goldwater's Waiheke Island vineyard was rated amongst the world's top 100.

Mum goes from stop-go sign operator to roading boss

Breaking gender barriers is a serious business for East Coast pathfinder Kat Kaiwai.

Beehive Diaries: How to win a Covid meat pack

NZ Herald political editor Claire Trevett is backing Transport Minister Michael Wood.

Woman killed at South Auckland's newest high-rise; resident tells of strange noises

A woman, 36, has been charged with murder after the death at Lakewood Plaza in Manukau.

Fight explodes as Boks get revenge on woeful Wallabies

The Wallabies put in an ugly performance, and the ugliness spilled over to the sidelines.

Headhunter tells members not to vote National, Nats say, 'they know we're tough'

National police spokesman Mark Mitchell says gangs know they'll be tougher on them.