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Two women who laid formal complaints "saddened" by tone of Government Inquiry.
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A $5 million special care baby unit aims to save hundreds of at-risk babies born in Auckland every year.
Focus: Sugar babies must declare gifts as income
Sugar babies are being urged to declare their luxury gifts as income.
Focus: 42 dead, 200 unaccounted for as California wildfires continue to blaze
An estimated 250,000 people have been forced to evacuate their homes to escape three major fast moving blazes in the state.
10 questions with restaurateur and co-owner of Burger Burger
The woman behind the Burger Burger talks about living her lifelong dream.
Tax expert: Sugar babies must declare gifts as income
IRD says it's not a gift if given in return for services or something received back.
Focus: Fiery crash involving truck and car north of Taupo
Police have confirmed at least one person is dead after a crash on SH1, north of Taupo.
Horror crash: One dead after fiery crash north of Taupō
The driver was killed instantly when his vehicle was crushed by a truck.
Comment: CNN's annoying Rocket Lab report
The company's maiden commercial flight generated a ton of global coverage.
Focus: PM Jacinda Ardern on the Wally Haumaha inquiry
PM Jacinda Ardern on the finding into the Wally Haumaha inquiry.
Truck crushes car and driver in fiery SH1 crash
Police believe several people have died in an early morning crash north of Taupo.
Michael Naylor: Public transport faces rough ride in revolution
COMMENT: Electric scooters, bikes and cars for hire are the new shape of urban transport.
Jodie Rimmer: Let's get behind the teachers
COMMENT: Striking teachers' deserve all parents support.
Herald challenges judge's decision for 'callous' offender
High Court judge to consider if District Court judge erred by drawing on experiences.
Tim Hazledine: Kiwibank should undercut the big four
COMMENT: The Government should direct Kiwibank to compete more aggressively.
Two guinea pigs disappeared from a Mt Eden home. CCTV footage at the airport helped unravel the mystery.
Guinea pig travels around Auckland stowed in car's bumper before sharp turn ends joy ride.
New waterfront stadium plan hits another roadblock
The waterfront stadium has to go up against a site on Quay Park and Eden Park.
A report, released today, said the process into the appointment of Wally Haumaha was 'sound'
The appointment process of Wally Haumaha was 'sound' and had all relevant information.
He risked his life but is 'Trolley man' really a hero?
Homeless man began ramming a shopping trolley into attacker attempting to stab police.
Peter Beck: How Rocket Lab will make money
"It's Business Time is 'business time' in more ways than you can imagine."
Overestimates used to obtain cycleway funding: Report
Cycling demand was not living up to expectations, says Auckland Transport report.
Focus: Pigs on the run - a tale of two Guinea (pigs)
Kate and Emma Snow had thought they had lost their two guinea pigs for good, not realising that the two rodents were far more adventurous than they could have expected.
Focus: Rocket Lab looks to the future after launch success
Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck said at the launch of the company's first commercial rocket that it hoped to 'go to space to improve life on earth'.
Education Minister says teachers keep asking for more
Latest pay offer "overwhelmingly rejected" at first teachers' meetings today.
10 questions with the man behind the waterfront stadium concept
Architect Richard Goldie gives us a snappy look inside his mind.
Wally Haumaha inquiry: Govt releases QC's report
Findings of QC into appointment process of deputy commissioner finally released.
Striking teachers hold out for workload relief, smaller classes
"Time to teach, time to lead" - workload claims are now dominating teachers' demands.
Focus: Striking teachers say Govt offer came too late to change strike meetings
Teachers who are going on strike again from today say they were forced to because a revised Government offer came through too late to rearrange planned meetings.