Endurance ace ready for 'Wimbledon' of trail running

'I’m doing it again to compete in it, rather than just complete it.'

Tradie's remarkable revival of long-lost NZ clothing brand from his backyard shed

Nikolai Solakof had never sewn before reviving Oscar Eide from his shed.

Rangitīkei fencer regains Golden Pliers title

The 49-year-old had to miss four years of action following a shoulder injury in 2017.

Upokongaro: Where herons roost and gin wins gold

“Orchard Gin” is crafted with pear, kawakawa, and a hint of nutmeg.

'Time to lead': Airline founder hands over to son after 40 years

Craig Emeny founded Air Chathams in 1984, alongside his wife Marion.

Property Insider: Foodstuffs' $380m expansion with new Pak'nSave sites in the works

The biggest is a new application for a $100m Pak'nSave on reclaimed land in Takapuna.

All rentals must meet five Healthy Homes standards by July 1

Heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture and draught-stopping standards all coming in.

Sarjeant Gallery visitor numbers revealed

Of the 83,000 visitors, 60% are expected to be from outside Whanganui.

Gareth Carter: How to make your winter garden flourish with broad beans and more

OPINION: The sugarsnap peas have been the star crop this month, growing well in pots.

Gareth Carter: A guide to growing vibrant hellebores in cold months

Comment: Hellebores thrive in shady, well-drained, humus-rich soil

Gareth Carter: Plant now for Christmas colour

Comment: It may be the middle of winter but it's time to plant lilies and other bulbs.

Gareth Carter: Growing potatoes in Whanganui

COMMENT: Get started early to make the most of growing season.

Tsunami advisory remains in place for New Zealand after Russia quake

Government plans to double geothermal energy, mine volcanic minerals

Tsunami threat 'must be regarded as real'

Tsunami threat likely to remain and effort to curb court delays | NZ Herald News Update

Tiny town's 'Wild West' quarter snapped up after agent gets calls from around the world

Buyers plan to spend their retirement renovating the historic buildings.

Multi-million-dollar 'hole' in the heart of Auckland’s Queen Street up for grabs

Landmark development site has been vacant for almost a decade.

‘She wants it sold’: Auckland house with pool and tennis court for sale for $699,000

Buyers hot for townhouse in Botany Palms development.

Liquidation sale: 10 properties worth more than $12m hit the market over unpaid tax

“The liquidators have made it clear - these are to sell.”

Ultimate PHEV guide 2025: every plug-in hybrid electric car and SUV you can buy in New Zealand

UPDATED: Every PHEV on sale, including the new 395kW Omoda 9 SUV.

Audi Q5 first drive: refining the process

Audi's all-new Q5 brings a raft of changes and a subtle new look to its most popular SUV.

Vito turns 30: Mercedes-Benz marks van milestone with e-volutionary flair

Today’s Vito range represents nearly a quarter of Mercedes-Benz Van sales.

Omoda 9 Super Hybrid SUV does 9 countries on 1 charge, 1 tank of fuel

Super Hybrid SUV does nearly 1200km without opening a charge or fuel flap.

'You never know when your last game might happen': BCITO connects sport and trades

The BCITO connects athletes with apprenticeships for career starts and transitions.

Editorial: Farmers must be sick of Wellington's wonky ideas

OPINION: The minister spoke as though she has never set foot on a farm.

'There is a danger': Strong currents, surges expected along NZ coast

Coastal areas under threat include harbours, estuaries and small boats.

The Country: The PM on being booed at the netball

Christopher Luxon, Mike McIntyre, Todd Charteris, and Richard Loe.

Logging truck rolls near Taihape

The council's roading crew is assessing the road to determine whether it needs to close.

How outgoing council boss reflects on his tenure

'If you’re going to do a job like mine, you’ve got to be prepared to take the rub'.

Editorial: Rebuilding trust key to tackling vaccine hesitancy

OPINION: Nationally, 77% of children were vaccinated by 24 months old last year.

Outgoing Horizons chair says councils 'need to push back'

'The functions we carry out are really important.'