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The initiative builds on the work that the organisation has done for nearly seven years.
Opinion: The investor's guide to surviving a sell-off
Investors are advised not to panic amidst the market volatility.
‘Looks like it fell on a car’: Landslip partially blocks SH1, Auckland hit by heavy rain
A severe thunderstorm watch remains in place until 8pm for Northland and Auckland.
Phoenix captain announces retirement just before last game
Annalie Longo bids farewell to Wellington Phoenix with a 1-1 draw in finale.
Man who vanished from Auckland Airport found safe
Alarm bells were raised after he checked in for his flight, but never boarded the plane.
Ferry engine fire contained off Motuihe Island
Ferry engine fire near Auckland swiftly contained, no injuries reported on board.
Business owner's double life as city's most prolific tagger, 'Blume'
He owned a company worth seven figures by day. By night, he caused over $1m in damage.
One person dead after falling into river near Wairere Falls
Police, search and rescue staff located the man’s body late this afternoon.
One person dead in farm vehicle accident near Taupō
A person has died in an incident involving a farm vehicle near Taupō on April 19.
'The show must go on': Jazz fans embrace wet weather festival
'It’s a good excuse to be social and listen to some music,' one local says.
'Hidden harm': Wood smoke's impact on Rotorua's health
Wood smoke contains fine particles that can harm human health.
'An astonishing figure': A year's baptisms to be conducted in one day
St Patrick’s Cathedral to baptise 350 people this Easter as churches see a revival.
Canterbury cocaine ring: Smuggler believes he 'should be treated more leniently' than meth importers
The criminal group of Colombian and Argentinian dairy workers operated for four years.
Afternoon quiz: What percentage of the world's freshwater is stored in Antarctica's ice?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.
‘Current law is confusing’: How Easter alcohol rules could change
It's a hotly debated topic in Parliament.
Man who 'vanished' at Auckland Airport still missing, family holding out hope
He cleared security but never boarded the plane to Christchurch.
Three generations restore classic 1972 Mini
Paige Sutton, 21, learned to drive the Mini after helping restore it during lockdown.
Check your tickets! Tauranga, Rotorua Lotto players win $16k
Plus, where the winning tickets were sold.
'It’s like stepping into a calling': Six police graduates deployed to BoP
'We are the ones who stand in the way of injustice.'
'Equestrian pursuits' come to an end after ex-racehorse turns out to be a bucking bronco
A rider who bought an ex-racehorse asked for a refund after it wouldn't stop bucking.
Ex-tropical cyclone Tam continues rampage, Russia announces Easter truce | NZ Herald News Update
Ex-tropical cyclone Tam continues to hit New Zealand. Frustration over alert systems in Auckland. Russia announces unexpected Easter truce with Ukraine. Video / NZ Herald
Manhunt under way after fatal attack at Auckland bus stop
Police said a 33-year-old man was assaulted by more than one person.
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Auckland back under severe thunderstorm watch; homes without power for four days
Vector says some power outages remain due to 'significant damage'.
Dog uplift goes awry as man tasered after thrusting flounder spear at police
He became agitated at the dog being taken and was highly abusive to SPCA staff and police.
'Nonsense' blood service being offered at string of clinics around New Zealand
'There is zero science to it,' says one health leader.
Man dies after being assaulted at Auckland bus stop
Police are investigating a homicide at a bus stop on St John Road, where a section of the road has been cordoned off overnight. Video / NZ Herald
Pedestrian hit by car, driven on bonnet before driver flees
Police are appealing for information about the Wellington incident.
'This is great': Hapū wins fight to protect sacred land and trees
The controversial 93-home development at Onoke Heights, Te Kamo, is now at a dead end.
Residents protest at rates on cyclone-affected lands
Wairoa residents see property values halved, yet face higher rates.
‘Why is it not Mission Bay?’: The rise, fall, and hopeful revival of an enigmatic beachside suburb
Mike Thorpe explores the past and present of New Brighton.
Morning quiz: Rabbits have how many incisors on their upper jaw?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
Kapa haka 'unlocks' relationships, connects Aotearoa with the world
Kapa haka in Rotorua has allowed performers to travel the world.
Bottles thrown at police confronting boy racers in Wellington
Police pelted with bottles breaking up reckless boy racer meets in Hutt Valley.