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Air NZ flight lands safely in Auckland after hydraulic issue

Flight ANZ538 was travelling from Christchurch to Auckland.

Sick social housing tenant fights eviction bid linked to disruptive visitors

The Tenancy Tribunal heard she was 'extremely vulnerable' and was likely being exploited.

Afternoon quiz: What is the main language spoken in Egypt?

Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

Watch: Large fire engulfs incomplete apartments in Māngere

Three two-storey units were well alight.

Large fire engulfs incomplete apartments in Māngere

A large fire has broken out at an apartment building in Māngere that was still under construction. Video / NZ Herald, Supplied

NZ actress accuses Australian policeman of using CCTV to spy on her

Lewis ran for mayor in Hamilton and Auckland. Earlier, she streaked at All Blacks game.

'There's still a lot to do': Road safety concerns despite $47m upgrades

The road rebuild in Northland cost $47 million over nine months.

26-year-old beats six finalists to win Young Farmer of the Year

He hopes to showcase young talent and highlight tech opportunities in farming.

Man dies on hunting trip on Stewart Island, police launch investigation

Search and Rescue team flying above remote island spotted man dead near Lords River.

Region's first learning hub for migrant parents a 'transformative step'

The hub is aimed at empowering families to better understand NZ's education system.

Bid for inquiry into Ōhinemutu sewage spills fails

A cracked pipe last month led to sewage spilling into a geothermal pond in Ruapeka Bay.

Couple behind lauded cocktail bar call it a day: 'I don’t think people are prioritising social lives'

'They would rather have eight streaming services than go and get a drink and a bite.'

Flaxmere Woolworths site work begins, supermarket built by mid-2026

A big chain is coming to compete with the independent Flaxmere Supermarket.

200 dodgy visas granted for businesses linked to Vietnamese cannabis houses

Investigation revealed how Vietnamese crime groups exploited hundreds of migrant workers.

Editorial: Kiwis support the business battler, not the shoplifter

OPINION: Politicians should not be making excuses for those in society who break the law.

Shane Te Pou: Springsteen is a pulse of musical power for the working class

Springsteen’s music resonates deeply, narrating my own story and struggles.

Letters: Where have our statesmen gone?

OPINION: Tougher penalties for assaulting first responders will hopefully make role safer.

'Living in sheds, cars': Northland families struggle for basic needs

Beds are the biggest seller due to a shortage of quality beds in the region.