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Judge changes little boy's name to avoid links to criminal dad

Mother types boy's name into Google and gets hits on his father's violent offending.

'Unbelievable': How Govt crackdown failed to protect women from surgical mesh harm

"It is unbelievable ... someone needs to take some accountability for this."

Trump-backing billionaire Peter Thiel's NZ luxury lodge plan sunk

Panel says 1165sq m lodge is too dominant in the outstanding natural landscape.

'Just enjoying our night': Three friends describe sudden, unprovoked attack as pal beaten to death

Prosecutors say Nigel Fuatimu was already unconscious when he was bashed with a brick.

Former ABs coach: The Ian Foster mistake that has now been addressed

Hart believes Foster failed to listen to feedback from players at the end of last year.

Armed police respond to 'serious assault' in Otahuhu

Cordon in place while police work to determine circumstances of reported assault.

Sideswipe: Like a scarecrow, for meat robbers?

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

'Horrific case': Remains found in bags identified as two children

Police said the details will be 'extremely upsetting news for the community to hear'.

Kuslan Sugathapala: Return to economic decency overdue

OPINION: Researcher explores where NZ went wrong - and finds it is still going there.

Stock Takes: Fund manager performance fees take a hit

But it was a mixed bag for dividend payouts to shareholders.

Rogue Labour MP accuses PM and her office of 'cover-up'; caucus to consider 'motion to expel'

Labour MP Dr Gaurav Sharma has broken his silence - and the party have hit back.

Desperate Putin's extraordinary offer to women

Vladimir Putin has hastily revived a Soviet-era policy involving huge cash bonuses.

Anxious young beauty therapist 'callously dismissed', awarded $18k

Young worker sacked from beauty clinic after raising her anxieties with management.

Seally season: Seal chases cat into marine biologist's lounge

'The one kind of family emergency where a marine biologist would have been useful.'

Stress on the flight deck: The pilots who suffered most during pandemic

The findings should be a wakeup call for the industry, say researchers.

Turbulence ahead: Auckland Airport cites 'year of two halves', trims loss

Rebuild strong but there's been pain in the meantime for the airport and travellers.