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Manic street preachers: Soapbox saviours trigger record noise complaints

Businesses and residents at wits' end amid noisy after-hours sermons.

Guinness rewrites record book after clash over Antarctic exploits

New rules for records introduced amid criticism of skier.

Big Brother is watching: The rise and rise of CCTV in New Zealand

Estimates of 200,000 to 400,000 CCTV cameras now in NZ.

Kiwis 'exposed to radiation' at leaky Antarctic plant

More than 300 tonnes of radioactive rubble was shipped off the continent.

'It was never about hunting': Confessions of a possum shooter

"This is the best experience I can try to give my kids."

Parking wardens assaulted with scooters, told 'I hope you die'

Some regions experience significant increase in attacks.

Antarctica: The madhouse at the end of the world

"People who go mad in the Antarctic tend to go mad in similar ways."

Ice ice babies: The secret Antarctic pregnancy race

The two dictators and their push for the first child born in the snow.

Sex-assault victim's 'horrible' wait - thousands of trials crippled by Covid

More than 44,000 court proceedings and 400 jury trials have been delayed due to Covid-19.

'First-home buyers can't compete': Critics on Govt's $1b state homes splash

The Government has bought 1,608 homes since July 2016.

I was there: The day kōhanga reo began in New Zealand

He was in the first kōhanga reo class. This is what te reo means to him, and Aotearoa.

Follow the money: New tool for police to find dirty cash

Software will help tackle "high risk" laundering targets such as lawyers and accountants.

I was there: In a time of Halley's Comet, Concorde came to New Zealand

It was a good time to look up, back in April 1986.

Get out of town: Where to escape Auckland's sky-high house prices

How to achieve work-life balance and pay less for your home.

'Hit them where it hurts': Gangs, crime kingpins targeted in new crackdown

Bid to seize more assets could conflict with Bill of Rights Act, Minister warned.