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'Hitler was right': MPI investigating 'abhorrent' posts from staff member's account
The employee says his Instagram account was hacked and he did not make the comments.
The employee says his Instagram account was hacked and he did not make the comments.
Celebrating modern wāhinetanga/womanhood on Far North stage.
OPINION: Cancer patients and advocates sat in disbelief when the Budget was announced.
OPINION: 'Putting a roof on Eden Park won’t solve the inherent problem of its shape.'
News snippets from the Far North.
'I have nothing left, thanks to Simon's stupidity.'
Test your knowledge with the Herald's morning quiz.
'Honoured' Edginton confident of success against Aussies.
OPINION: Sugar hits for floating voters are holding back almost all meaningful progress.
Stewart entered Parliament as a list MP for New Zealand First in 2002.
Victim remembered by his family for having an infectious laugh and gift of the gab.
Elected members respond to ratepayers' call to ‘cut it back cuz’.
Roads in both main islands have also been closed today after crashes, police say.
Elderly people stuck on upper levels relied on neighbours for food and water.
The prisoner caused damage to the building before climbing down an hour later.
Maureen Pugh is deputy speaker of the House.
The week ahead looks calm and settled, with potential for rain on Sunday.
A new artwork at Kelly Tarlton's highlights problems facing our oceans.
'I'm as unhappy with a win as you could be' – Jags coach.
Four male kākāpō have been moved to a Fiordland island as a step to permanent population.
Six cars were impounded and two people were arrested.
OPINION: Ask people what 'public space' means and they probably won’t mention roads.
The third annual Hastings Model Railway Club's exhibition was on Saturday and Sunday.
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
Gisborne's Fred Lewis honoured for services to philanthropy and sport.
Reverend Kaio has been made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Gisborne letters: more opposition to Grey St project, council processes.
The big day will kick off at 5.30am when the town square officially opens.
Police later seized Daniel Natua's gang patch and gun cache after raiding his home.
The Police's Air Support Unit helicopter is due to arrive in Hawke's Bay this afternoon.