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Consumer brands giant Unilever becomes certified B-Corp

The maker of Persil, Dove and Magnum can't guarantee its prices will stay the same.

Children of Ukraine: Tears after Kiwi funding approved to give refugee children school essentials

NZ Government and World Vision team up to give children of Ukraine school essentials.

Facebook fight: Mayoral hopeful's bid rocked by stoush over six-figure bill

Mayoral candidate Viv Beck lost access to early campaign websites after bill wasn't paid.

Hapless ram-raider leaves watch, one Croc and blood at crime scene

Liquor store raider left empty-handed but inflicted significant damage to the store.

Sideswipe: How to friendly-up your razor wire

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

Exercising rural women's right to mental wellbeing

Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to Kate Ivey.

More Sharma drama? MP's expulsion opens opportunity to speak even more freely

Gaurav Sharma could use his expulsion to deliver another broadside against Labour.

Herald morning quiz: August 24

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Lianne Dalziel: What's the best public transport alternative to the single car commute to work?

OPINION: Single occupancy vehicles are not the way of the future.

Mahuta was associate minister when husband's firm awarded Govt contract

The contract was awarded to Nanaia Mahuta's husband on a "sole source basis".

Kiwi musician Margaret Urlich, 57, dies after two-year cancer battle

Urlich - one of NZ's most successful musicians - was in bands such as When The Cat's Away.

Herald morning quiz: August 23

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Sideswipe: What could go wrong?

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

Wellington businesses call for amalgamation in pre-election report

Businesses say the city's leadership has been inward-looking and complacent for too long.

Alice Te Punga Somerville: 'There are still ways in which Māori are made to feel like outsiders at university'

The scholar, poet and irredentist talks to Elisabeth Easther.

Do you really know what's inside your teenager's vape?

Chemicals used to preserve dead bodies have been found in e-liquids.