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Te Kawau Gallery opens today with historic Lindauer oils on display
Auckland Art Gallery announces opening of its newly renamed gallery.
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Two similar crimes happened just last week in the same suburb.
'In the mood to buy again': Rise in house sales as interest rates drop
Buyers 'in the mood to buy again' in Hawke’s Bay.
'Overwhelming, but definitely in a good way': Special Hawke's Bay homecomings for Paris athletes
'I was a bit taken aback seeing all the little kids out there looking up to me.'
'Horrendous noise': Hunt neighbour '100% sick of' hounds howling at 2am
'I don’t want to be a grumpy neighbour, I don’t begrudge anyone their sport.'
Opinion: Kia ora, G'day - Te reo Māori is soaring in Australia
OPINION: Kia ora is almost as popular as gidday in Australia.
Editorial: Classroom plan should be a relief to teachers
It beggars belief to see the union's opposition.
Three pathways to stronger returns for sheepmeat - Rabobank
The long-term outlook for NZ sheepmeat remains positive but change is required.
Listen: Rotorua hunt hounds howling at 4am
Tom Stephenson says he hears the hounds from his property daily. Video / Supplied
'Tragically catastrophic': Teen who caused fatal crash escapes conviction, name suppressed
No conviction for Christchurch teen who killed a woman and injured four others in crash.
Focus: Calls for change after Auckland construction site’s block walls collapse
Scaffolding and up to eight block walls, each around 3m high toppled over like dominoes on a site in Auckland’s Glen Innes on May 16. Video / Carson Bluck, Cheree Kinnear
Ryan Bridge: Wouldn't it be easier if we banned kids?
OPINION: The reality is a parent’s job in 2024 is no different to what it’s always been.
Dignity and reputation: Police defend heavy redactions in Kiri Allan file
Police say the redactions are in line with Ombudsman guidelines for privacy.
'Pleasant surprise' as former Tikipunga Tavern site becomes 55 state homes
The development also includes a community room, gardens and a small playground.
Dementia support group urges Gisborne residents to engage with available help
Sherwood Club offers vital respite for families affected by dementia
Letters: Health NZ v nurses – what's really up with staffing levels?
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Electricity warning after frigid snap; more thunderstorms to come today
An unstable westerly flow is expected to bring heavy showers and possible small hail.
Experienced teachers on their knees crying: Inside NZ's education crisis
Enrolments in teaching courses have dropped 51% in 13 years
‘Not feasible’: Ministry warns coalition commitment risks doubling prison population
Meeting the commitment could see 'unmanageable increases to the prison population'.
Steve Braunias at Polkinghorne trial: A rich man womanising and a wronged woman dying
OPINION: Steve Braunias continues his diary of the Polkinghorne murder trial.
'Every day is like Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori for my whānau and I'
Wānanga teacher told she would never get a job speaking te reo Māori.
Watch: ‘Someone could have died’ - Construction site collapse in Auckland
Building experts want the Building Code to change after a 'potentially deadly' incident.
Audrey Young: The tsunami of policies aimed at Māori
OPINION: Māori claim to have been 'thrown under the bus' by the Government. Here's how.
Opinion: Teens and social media - striking the balance between freedom and responsibility
OPINION: An age ban may seem like a quick fix but it ignores a few crucial realities.
Arrests after shots and fires in Wairoa
Police have arrested gang members over a shots fired and car fires in Wairoa.
'It has disfigured me': Carjacking victim’s finger never found
The woman suffers ill health and was swimming on doctor's advice
More work planned on Mangahauini Gorge
NZTA has plans in progress for further work to stabilise gorge.
Morning quiz: Who is the composer of the famous classical piece Für Elise?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's morning quiz.
Far North cats must be microchipped and desexed under proposed new council bylaw
Far North District Council has first ever bylaw for cats.
Sand art decorates Mount Main Beach
'This toi onepū (sand art)... is a powerful statement of resilience and pride.'
Chris Hipkins speaks about the latest poll results
Chris Hipkins believes he has the backing of the Labour Party caucus as he prepares to jet off to the United Kingdom.