A group of women battling terminal cancer tell the Herald what they would do with extra time

Jake La Jeunesse, an American teacher who has struggled to find a fulltime position in NZ, says that the rules are designed to drive immigrants away.

SOURCE / Rugby Pass

The Herald investigates whether it's possible to shop plastic free by visting 3 NZ supermarkets armed with a shopping list of 17 kitchen staples or household items.

A pine tree had been ring barked about 90% of the way around. Because of this, it had to be removed.

A 20 metre pine has been destroyed and a pohutukawa attacked as a sea view beckons.

Former New Zealand Olympic skeleton racer Ben Sandford speaks to The New Zealand Herald about being a representative of WADA. / Alan Gibson

Ben Sandford, Olympian, lawyer, Labour candidate on why he didn't quit Wada over Russia.

Deadly storm Hurricane Michael has obliterated much of the Florida coastline.

NZX drops further after yesterday's huge plunge

Singapore Airlines captain S L Leong explaining the airline's Singapore-New York flight. / Grant Bradley / Airbus

Libby McCarthy first became interested in Myanmar when she was a high school student.

Fiona Miller has sponsored three girls from India and Africa in the past 16 years.

Lower rural speed limits on a city fringe are a developer's dream.

House sale volumes have hit an eight-month low and Auckland's median sale price is sticking in a flat pattern, around $850,000 for nearly two years, new data from the Real Estate Institute shows.

REINZ data is just out for September

Primary teachers who trained after 1996 earn $12,000 more than those who trained earlier.

The Not For Sale campaign can change lives, says Grant Bayldon.

Tauranga teacher Eileen Gilmour is stuck on a pay scale because she started teaching before a university degree was required. / Alan Gibson

Seven 14- and 15-year-old Western Springs College girls react to two videos.

Mayor Phil Goff confirmed that he's been approached by a consortium of local businesses about possibly building it with private money.

Public agencies and officials were shown the plans on the condition of secrecy.

Cyberbullying is costing New Zealand $444 million each year in harm to victims and resources to help them, a report reveals.

Squatters leave St Heliers house in shambles after being evicted.

A South Auckland resident kept awake by trucks roaring down his suburban street says he has no other option than to follow the advice of the Deputy Mayor and start taking sleeping pills.

Focus: Who is getting fleeced at the petrol pump?

Pakistan's Supreme Court has postponed its ruling on a final appeal by a Christian woman on death row since 2010 on charges of blasphemy.

Choreographer Rina Chae has teamed up with the Korean Consulate to provide a dance course based on the K-pop craze sweeping New Zealand. Video / Doug Sherring

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the Government will prioritise the passing of a commerce amendment bill, as she is concerned with the high price of petrol.