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Crypto and carbonara: What Kiwis googled most in 2021

What have Kiwis googled the most over the past year?

Council in the dark over hundreds of potentially deadly buildings

Only 40 per cent of earthquake-prone building owners responded to a council survey.

A Capital Letter: Councillors deserve pay rises, don't begrudge them

OPINION: Councillors are contacted at all hours and they don't have personal assistants.

Aucklanders flocked to hairdressers, bars and cafés - data

Kiwis spent $70 million per day in the last week since Covid restrictions eased.

This is where you can take the kids glow worm hunting

Seek out the best places in New Zealand to marvel at sparkling glow worms.

Wellington women take the lead by founding the majority of new businesses in the capital

Female-founded businesses raised $1,390,000 in pre-seed capital this year.

Father of slain Timaru sisters returns home to South Africa

The father of three children allegedly murdered by their mother has returned to Pretoria

Tropical cyclone in wings as holidaymakers head out

'At the time where things are opening up for Auckland, it's not really good timing.'

More wet weather for Wellington as rain drifts north

It follows a day of torrential rain on Monday.

Small Business: The beach walk that inspired a Kiwi entrepreneur

Sneaker company YY Nation launches zero carbon certified shoes.

Easy walks that don't take all day, welcome to Golden Bay

A selection of short walks for all those opposed to overnight stays in a bunkroom.

Highlanders party: All Blacks KO-ed, England star punched, furniture torched

Two Highlanders test stars need medical treatment - and police were called to wild party

England rugby star: How I changed Dunedin 'sex-wise'

How James Haskell helped spice up some of the Highlanders' personal lives

How one summer hotspot feels about Auckland's upcoming holidays

The Herald on Sunday spoke to dozens of Northlanders about Auckland coming on holiday.

Robots join NZ's Covid fight

Robots replace humans who were at risk from RSI while processing Covid samples.

Covid cases below 100 on back-to-back days, positive test in Cook Islands

The second sub-100 day comes on day two of the new traffic light framework.

Skeletal remains found in Poland could be elite WWII Kiwi soldiers

International effort underway to "restore identity" of remains, and find relatives.

Burger King staffer yells and swears at Deaf man in drive-through stoush

Barry Kay has always ordered using a handwritten note when doing the family takeaway run.