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Luxon signals possible Cabinet reshuffle as politicians retire, election date out 'very shortly'

The Prime Minister has also made his first statement on Greenland.

Gang members kill eight police in Guatemala after prison crackdown

Police say 28 hostages remain at Fraijanes II and nine at Preventivo.

Rebekah Armstrong: When the people of Iran ask you to stand with them, this is what they mean

OPINION: Millions of Iranians are risking arrest, torture and death to defy their regime.

What to expect from PM's state of the nation today - and unveiling of election date

ANALYSIS: The National Party leader is yet to comment on major world events.

President claims victory in disputed Uganda election after unrest

Yoweri Museveni has claimed a seventh term with almost 72% of the vote.

New law targeting the worst offenders barely used

The Herald reveals the number of times a first strike has been used in the first 5 months.

Spies release Rainbow Warrior papers

Documents show how NZSIS helped crack the case against France – and what might have been.

South Korean ex-leader jailed for 5 years in first martial law verdict

He also faces a separate case where prosecutors have sought the death penalty.

Letters: Planned $250 billion infrastructure spend raises questions

OPINION: While infrastructure is a necessity, it must be cost-effective, a reader says.

A growth mindset: Business leaders upbeat heading into election year

Leaders are positive about the year ahead but there are concerns about a pendulum swing.

Jonathan Ayling: A free Iran will reshape the Middle East

OPINION: Uprising a reminder that while it may feel permanent, oppression can be overcome.

‘Monitor the situation’: Minister's instruction to NZ officials in US as Trump warns of new tariffs

The world is largely in the dark over Trump's latest threat.

Richard Prebble: Why this election will be unlike any other

OPINION: Labour’s reliance on allies and unions' claims make it a big target.

'Stay in her NZ lane': Peters takes aim at Reserve Bank Governor for commenting on US figure

The Finance Minister is keeping silent on the matter.

On the up: Multi-unit dwellings push residential consents ahead

Almost 36,000 homes consented in year to November.

Winston Peters recovering from pre-Christmas operation

When asked if he was still riding horses, he said he was having to take it easy.