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'Hunt you down': Former 'shock jock' admits Ford Ranger assault

He asked that his name remain secret, citing cancel culture. But two judges declined.

Not enough babies: Cost and careers affect NZ's birth rate

The global fertility rate to maintain the human population is now 2.7 children per woman.

Oldest living All Black's longevity advice: 'Keep fit, or you’ll lose it all'

His record with the All Blacks will forever remain a 100% win rate.

Editorial: French disrespectful in snubbing trophy ceremony

OPINION: Their absence disrespected both the All Blacks and the Dave Gallaher Trophy.

Kiwi couple hit centenarian milestone with royal greetings

Joan turns 100 on Monday; Jack turned 100 in April 2023.

ASB says no to $300m legal settlement; Winston Peters weighs in

ANZ declined similar settlement proposal earlier in the week.

'They belong too': Saving NZ's endangered Arapawa goats

Alison Sutherland fell in love with Arapawa goats in the early 2000s.

Simon Wilson: Auckland has a bad case of Fonterra Syndrome

Opinion: We know what we need to do. How about doing it instead of talking?

'Dream job': Meet the first-ever Kiwi to make the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders

She’s one of six rookies in the 36-member squad for this NFL season.

Tech Insider: Win for Wayne Brown - Government's new AI agency will be based in Auckland

The defunded Callaghan Innovation was based in Wellington and Lower Hutt.

More candidates ditch Ray Chung’s campaign group after 'vile' email scandal

Independent Together has now lost three candidates in wake of Chung's Tory Whanau email.

'Seismic shift in our world': Fat Freddy's Drop pay tribute to founder Christopher 'Mu' Faiumu

Widely known as DJ Mu, he was the man behind the band's signature sound.

Wellington’s James Smith carpark to reopen after $30m strengthening project

Prime Property's Guy Aharoni discusses reopening the nine-storey building after it has been boarded up for almost a decade.

Inside the $30m effort to reopen a 9-storey quake damaged carpark building

The Wellington building was closed in 2016 after the Kaikōura earthquake badly damaged it.

Opinion: Auckland's North Shore is an untapped opportunity to host big events

OPINION: Council budgets can support residents with community wellbeing investments.