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Morning quiz: Which town recorded the highest temperature ever in NZ of 42.4C?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
'Devastated': Seven staff laid off as 'busiest cafe in Tauranga' closes
'It was one of the hardest decisions we’ve ever had to do in our lives.'
Community stalwart can't retire completely after 35 years of volunteer service
Dot McCulloch continues her work with Makaraka Cemetery Trust.
Wellington property valuations ‘out of whack’ and need to change, agent says
One real estate boss described RVs as a 'revenue grab'.
'Poor taste': Brown Nose Day trade mark rejected for bowel cancer fundraiser
Cure Kids objected over concerns it would be confused with Red Nose Day.
From Luxon to Trump, the Treaty to AI: 2024 in review
The Front Page runs through the big stories and trends from 2024.
Mitre 10 staff threaten vehicle with forklift
Video shows a forklift operator threatening to use his machine on a vehicle outside an Auckland Mitre 10, December 11.
Charity to take Oranga Tamariki to court after $63m funding terminated for vulnerable kids
Oranga Tamariki funding cuts threaten Northland's only trauma support, risking 230 children.
Nicola Willis likely to exceed target for reducing consultant spending, saving $800m
The Government set a target of reducing spending by $400m a year.
NZ's second-most powerful cop under investigation, on leave from police
The IPCA is investigating Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming.
How to watch this year's last 'significant' meteor shower
A meteor shower considered to be one of the best will peak this weekend.
'Imperative to survival': Lifejacket call after kayaker's death during fishing trip
His body was found a week later, 60km from where he left in his kayak.
Pet bonds, no-cause evictions legislation passes
The bill amends the Residential Tenancies Act.
Watch: On-duty police officers filmed on stripper pole, investigation under way
'There are very clear guidelines about what is acceptable behaviour.'
'Huge day': First iwi-council pact in Northland
Ngāti Hine and NRC sign historic resource management agreement at Otiria Marae.
Man ran down teen the same day he was in court for running down elderly woman
He suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries and was left fighting for his life.
Truck trailer rolls on SH25 in the Coromandel
Emergency services responded to an incident shortly after 1.15pm.
'Ecological domino': Lion’s mane jellyfish return to Tauranga harbour
Lion’s mane jellyfish return, minimal risk but engine concerns persist.
Kiwi nurse's relationship with baby's dad was 'too soon' but not misconduct
The High Court has overturned the nurse's professional misconduct finding.
Police filmed pole dancing in viral video
Two uniformed officers can be seen jumping onto and twirling on the pole.
End of the road for Eke Panuku: Auckland Council votes to abolish urban regeneration body
Auckland Transport is the next CCO in Wayne Brown's sight.
Canterbury fire linked to tyre blowout, crews patrol overnight for flare-ups
Multiple crews, tankers, trucks and two helicopters remain at the scene.
Christopher Luxon left in the dark about assault
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said he only learned that about an alleged indecent assault of two women by members of a visiting Vietnamese delegation this morning.
Controversial US commentator allowed into NZ by minister
Her visa was initially denied due to her exclusion from Australia.
Fire and Emergency provide update on Canterbury scrub fires
A media conference is being held after Burnham scrub fires have drawn a large-scale emergency response and closed SH1.
Third bootcamp youth charged, OT limiting updates amid 'public scrutiny' on offenders
It says the offenders are facing 'public scrutiny'.
Was it strangulation or self-defence? Jury retires in high society Auckland trial
Ron Mansfield KC has suggested the woman wanted evidence to support a $100,000 claim.
Franklin Road lights up for Christmas
The regular date on the Auckland Christmas calendar is back with a few changes.
PM left in the dark about assault of women by Vietnamese officials
Police confirmed they were unable to charge the men, but were certain the crime happened.
'Steady sales': Gisborne retailers hopeful for Christmas boost
Large retail spending growth for Gisborne may not carry forward into Christmas.
Sixty infringement notices issued at Napier checkpoints before gang tangi
The funeral is for Napier's Angus Benson, a Mongrel Mob Barbarian chapter president.
Afternoon quiz: Which two NFL teams have won the most Super Bowl titles?
Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.