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'Was I an arsehole?': Chris Cairns on cricket, cancer, stroke – and his marriage ending

The sports legend talks frankly to Mark Crysell about his life and hopes for the future.

I'm a wife. I'm a mum. I live a simple life. I know people will call me a tradwife

The NZ influencer who has taken inspiration from her great-grandparents' way of living.

Watercare delays fix for 'forever chemicals' at Onehunga plant to 2029

The $40m upgrade will add carbon filters and ultraviolet disinfection.

The offspring: How heirs to Kiwi family fortunes earn their keep

Meet the heirs of New Zealand's wealthiest families.

Meghan’s father has leg amputated after life-or-death emergency surgery

His son Thomas Markle Jr has urged Meghan Markle to show her father compassion.

Editorial: Tragedies reinforce need for hunters to follow safety rules

OPINION: Hunting can be a wonderful sport, but it can also be deadly.

Disabled children may be forced into homeschooling as specialist school rolls fill up

An Auckland school has a waitlist of more than 100 disabled children.

Measles outbreak grows to 30 cases as Auckland concert named location of interest

Measles alerts also cover Wellington ferries and several Auckland malls.

Govt rejects all of Climate Change Commission's emissions target recommendations

A tougher 2050 net-negative goal for carbon dioxide has been rejected.

Woolworths pleads guilty over Dunedin supermarket rat infestation

The Dunedin South store was shut for almost three weeks in February last year.

Retirement village law shake-up: reform coming, finally

When the law changes, companies won't be able to keep money for more than 12 months.

Does the ‘fertility cliff’ really hit at 35?

New York Times: It's a pervasive idea. But it's not totally true, experts say.

'For him': Australian mum channels grief into social media limits

Platforms that fail to keep children out face fines of up to $55m.

Fisher horrified by pus-like growths on mullet in Waipu Estuary

MPI is testing the diseased mullet, with results due in about four weeks.

Caravan hurled over car as tornado leaves trail of damage at campground

A shed housing live electrical switchboards was destroyed by the tornado.

WorkSafe shuts packhouse conveyor after worker critically injured

The long-serving Riverlock employee is now home after leaving Waikato Hospital.