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Black Ferns Sevens reflect on their win
The Black Ferns Sevens speak about their Olympic experience and being able to give Tyler King and Portia Woodman-Wickliffe their final win. Video / Cheree Kinnear
We want to downsize the Waitangi Tribunal they want to give it a Big Mac approach: Jones
Bill would make tribunal decisions binding on the Crown.
Māori Wards Repealed: This is what colonisation looks like in 2024 - Lady Tureiti Moxon
The Māori ward u-turn demeans indigenous rights.
Black Ferns win gold and tax cuts take effect| Morning Bulletin 31 July, 2024
The Black Ferns women's sevens side has struck gold in Paris, and an autopsy is underway on the remains of who police believe is Yanfei Bao. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
Fans react to Black Ferns sevens win
Fans at the Paris Olympics react to the Black Ferns winning gold. Video / Cheree Kinnear
July 31 tax cuts: How much will you get back?
Changes to four different types of taxes and benefits start from July 31.
Iconic boy band members unite for New Zealand shows
Westlife's Brian McFadden and Boyzone's Keith Duffy are coming to Aotearoa.
Act leader David Seymour hits back at critics 'of democracy'
Leader pens response to yesterday's letter to the Prime Minister from 150 organisations.
Act big on property protection, just not for Māori land – John Tamihere
Te Pāti Māori's president says the foreshore law is 40 years in the making.
Staged suicide alleged and medal wait continues | Morning Bulletin 30 July, 2024
A staged suicide alleged in Polkinghorne trial, tragedy as four people killed on our roads and pollution stops Olympics training. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / Michael Craig
Editorial: The state of Health NZ is similar to the American TV series ER
OPINION: Health New Zealand is facing its toughest challenges.
NZ U16 rowing marathon record smashed
Jake Newton smashed the NZ rowing marathon record by over 13 minutes on Saturday, July 28. Video / Steve Carle
Six Kiwis will take on world stars to contest New Zealand Darts Masters
Some of the best players on the planet are heading to New Zealand.
Boot camps launch and eye surgeon on trial | Morning Bulletin 29 July, 2024
In today's headlines, Government boot camps underway, Philip Polkinghorne’s murder trial, and Clareburt misses the cut. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / NIWA
Police officer injured after fleeing vehicle collides head-on on Auckland's North Shore
An officer has been injured and multiple arrests made following a fleeing driver incident. Video / NZ Herald
Ngāti Raukawa’s message to Waitangi Tribunal: We did not cede sovereignty
Hearings wrap up in Wellington.
Luxon bypasses highway protest by flying into Urewera
Tūhoe protesters waited on road for PM, who took to the air instead.
Fewer flight delays, cancellations expected from GPS mapping project in space
The satellite technology will gather more information from space.
'Last resort': Auckland Council selling Ōtara home to recoup $317k unpaid rates bill
The property's owner hasn't made a rates payment in 19 years.
Disgraced realtor admits impersonating businessman, could face jail time
Drever was jailed in 2022 for stealing $600,000 from a bowling club and speedway company.
Greens debate Tana issue, France transport delays | Morning Bulletin 28 July, 2024
In today's headlines, Government boot camps underway, Philip Polkinghorne’s murder trial, and Clareburt misses the cut. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / NIWA Video / NZ Herald
The business of pleasure: Kiwis spending up large on sex toys
Kiwis are keen buyers of adult toys, helping at least one industry to boom in tough times.
Value for money? Kāinga Ora spent $20m – now land sits vacant, housing plans scrapped
The sale was the subject of a protected disclosure that resulted in a confidential payout.
'A guy came out and started blasting': Witness describes terrifying moment person shot
"Guys in balaclavas" were trying to grab a woman before one was shot, witness claims.
First heavy snow, rain watches issued ahead of polar blast
A large swathe of the lower South Island is in the firing line.
'The apocalypse is happening now' - residents powerless as ocean comes knocking
With the ocean just metres from their fences, residents fear losing everything.
I believe joining a gang is not good but understand why many do – Dave Letele
OPINION: Dave Letele goes direct to the gangs to talk about their life choices.
Fog cancels flights at Auckland Airport
Travellers should check the airport's website for updates.
Every cat has its day: Saving the Sumatran tiger
Auckland Zoo is at the centre of conservation efforts for the critically endangered animals. Video / Jason Oxenham
The Opening Ceremony from NZ-themed bar in Paris
NZ Herald takes you along to experience the opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics 2024 from a Kiwi-themed bar in Paris. Video / NZ Herald
Kiwi fans get amongst the Olympics at NZ House
The Paris hub is open to friends, family and fans of the NZ Team. Video / NZ Herald
Ivan Pivac on why being blind is an advantage in acupuncture
Ivan Pivac lost his sight after an accident when he was 12, and went on to train in acupuncture in Hong Kong. He has worked from his practice below his Auckland home for 50 years.
Abuse in care revelations: Law Society president on leave after complaints laid
The Law Society confirmed he had taken leave 'while any complaints are addressed'.