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501 deportee chooses job hunting over court case

501 jobseeker says: 'You have got to get a job, you have got to do something productive.'

Juha Saarinen: Is community-generated power the future?

Solar power is coming, but it's not going to happen overnight.

'Profoundly distressing': $14k worth of 'irreplaceable' art vanishes during move

'I trusted them with my possessions ... I deserve to know what happened to them.'

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Small changes for Māori feel like momentum at last

Representation and partnership growing - and look nay-sayers, the world hasn't ended.

Fresh allegation against a broadcasting school student referred to police

The school said the matter had been referred to police.

Young lawyer struck off for repeated 'blatant dishonesty' early in new career

Mehal Kejriwal was swindling money less than a year after launching her law career.

Sideswipe: Finally, escape...

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

Herald morning quiz: August 31

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

'Overreaches': Critics respond as Govt quietly introduces $103b KiwiSaver tax

New tax rules will see the Government net an additional $225 million in tax each year.

Social media strife: Greens co-leader edits chocolate bar post after PM's warning

Davidson said her post was to promote te reo Māori after backlash against Whittaker's.

'Trump playbook': Advertising adviser walks away from Viv Beck's mayoral campaign

Mike Hutcheson did not like the negative messaging from Beck's campaign team.

Opinion: Meghan called out for 'lies' in interview with The Cut

There are two points she made that are called into question about how truthful they are.

Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea

Oat milk firm says its exports markets will account for half of its business by next year.

Former Blues rugby player turns pain into financial gain

Ex-rugby star Grayson Hart's reliance on painkillers led him to start Puresport.

Landlord's dilemma: Who pays the rent when the tenant goes to prison?

'Paranoia' and spotlight switched on before arrest, Tenancy Tribunal dispute.

Great Resignation 'warning bell': Why quarter of Kiwis are changing jobs

Survey reveals what workers are looking for when considering changing jobs.