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Focus: Simon Bridges on MSSR weapons

National leader Simon Bridges saying he will support the Government's legislation on MSSRs and is asked about getting weapons back-off the gangs.

Focus: Police Minister Stuart Nash on MSSR weapons

Police Minister Stuart Nash on the possible cost blow-out of buying back MSSR weapons, saying they have no idea how many there are in the country.

Local Focus: New look council flats unveiled

Palmerston North City's first social housing development in 30 years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Editorial: Revitalised city heart should be worth wait

EDITORIAL: Auckland's big building projects will be worth the wait.

Focus: Greg Miles on Westfield Newmarket

Greg Miles, Scentre Group's chief operating officer on Westfield Newmarket. / Jason Oxenham

Kids on screens: Parents' group calls for guidelines

A parents' group wants guidelines to stop kids spending too much time on screens.

Focus: Call for guidelines on children's screen use

Kids on screens: How much is too much? / Doug Sherring

Focus Live: Tax change - Are kiwi businesses ready for payday filing?

From today, all employers will have to file pay details to the IRD within two days of a person being paid - a shift from the current monthly employer schedule which typically sees them file the information on the 20th of the month after payment.

University of Otago students get Muslim chaplains

A long-planned Muslim chaplaincy service for University of Otago will be launched today.

Focus: Shane Martin on being deported from Australia

Shane Martin on being deported from Australia.

AFL star's exiled Kiwi dad: 'Why I joined notorious gang'

Shane Martin was a top-ranking official in Australia's Rebels motorcycle gang

'Proof will be in the pudding': PM's response to Facebook clampdown

Facebook's plan to combat hate welcomed but much more needs to be done

Facebook boss Sheryl Sandberg's letter to New Zealand

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addresses terror attack and social media giant's response.

Local Focus: Morrinsville proud of their world leader

More famous than the colourful cows. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Lizzie Marvelly: We're tolerant, inclusive so what's going wrong?

COMMENT: All of the tools for radicalisation are readily available online.

Focus: Edgecumbe residents speak ahead of 2nd anniversary of flooding

The New Zealand Herald speaks to residents of the Bay of Plenty township of Edgecumbe as the second anniversary of the flooding disaster approaches.

Editorial: Facebook needs to do much more

EDITORIAL: Terrorist took advantage of social-media giant's sloppy monitoring.

Editorial: Australia's big presence at service shows strong bond

EDITORIAL: Australia's political leaders did well to attend to National Remembrance.