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Tamaki-led protests end after unsuccessful attempts to access Auckland motorway
Another protest on Parliament planned - verbal blows between rival groups at the Domain.
The Kiwi reality TV star sailing the world
Below Deck and YouTube star Colin MacRae is sailing away to circumnavigate the world.
Day eight wrap: Tom Walsh gold headlines four-medal day for NZ
A recap of the highlights from Kiwis in action on day eight of the Commonwealth Games.
Police: 'Critical' injuries in 'serious incident' in Northland
Police say the badly injured man was found about 4am
Auckland fog: Parts of city shrouded again, some flights cancelled
Another day of morning fog has greeted Aucklanders.
Ski field blaze: Evacuations as fire tears through Cardrona building
No one was injured in this morning's big blaze.
Man jailed for helping nephew involved in gang shooting
Whangarei man jailed for helping nephew he knew was involved in a gang shooting.
Brad Pitt doesn't have a 'serious girlfriend'
The Hollywood actor is enjoying getting out and socialising.
'Everyone was in shock': St Heliers cafe owner suffers heart attack after ram raid
'This crime spree needs to be stopped.'
Fran O'Sullivan: Nancy Pelosi's poke at the panda out of order
Speaker should first be focusing on democracy's problems in the US.
Levin armed siege: Man in critical condition after fire tears through house
About 80 residents have been able to finally return home.
Salesforce executive Pip Marlow on beating imposter syndrome
From a hardscrabble upbringing in Palmerston North to a high-flying career in tech.
'Couldn't believe my eyes': Cartoon pictures on cans of vodka
Greenhill Beverages said the cartoon marine theme aimed to raise money for marine life.
Mary Holm: With $260k in KiwiSaver can we afford to cut back our life insurance?
Many people have too little life insurance, while others have more than they need.
Homeless man smokes bath salts, lights fire causing $350,000 in damage
Man has no memory of starting fire which damaged businesses and destroyed a truck.
Urban design: The new mayor and the painted piazzas of Milan
Bright ideas that make cities better: The Piazza Aperte programme in Milan.
Analysis: Increasingly disliked, Luxon faces members in Christchurch
Christopher Luxon faces his membership after a bruising two weeks.
John Roughan: Universal benefits that don't benefit us all
The generation that paid 66c never gave up the notion they had paid for their pensions.
Venture capital: How badly will The Big Chill hit NZ?
PLUS: How much is left in the Crown's $300 million Elevate kitty.
Steven Joyce: Hiding the welcome mat is making NZ poorer
Too-tight immigration rules deliver inflation and higher interest rates.
ANZ CEO on investing, interest rates ... and those big bank profits
The boss of NZ's largest bank shares her views on money and investing.
Claire Trevett: Trust and confusion - a messy week for National and Labour
It is no surprise Labour is pummelling at Luxon's bamboozle and confuse moments.
South Island facing 'all the weather action'
Metservice warns "wind will be the main thing for them, very gusty".
Generation Flaunt It: Why I post bikini selfies
Times: It started with the A-list. Now 20-somethings love posting pictures in bikinis.
'Panic attack': Aucklanders shocked by council rates hikes
One single mum says she had a panic attack after seeing her new rates bill.
Coupling up: The sex might be great but here's what you need to watch for
Here's all you need to know before starting a relationship - or if you're already in one.
Double court loss for posh dog daycare as new case emerges
Pets & Pats takes a hit in court but owner Angela Beer says she's still 'caring for dogs'.
Levin standoff: Man who sparked siege found alive after blaze doused
Videos and images seen from Bledisloe St show the home on fire.
Dog mauling death: Victim named, two dogs put down, police search for injured third dog
A third dog is still on the run after a Far North man was fatally mauled on Thursday.
'He was annoying': Man admits throwing fellow patron down stairs at pub
Thomas Louis Nathan was older and larger than his victim Josh Storer.
Ringing phone led searchers to Kiwi cameraman's body
A UK court has heard how a five-day search ended with a tragic discovery.
Battle royale: Heather du Plessis-Allan v Simon Wilson on the chaos of 2022
Simon Wilson and Heather du Plessis-Allan don't agree on much.