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Morning quiz: Which album won Kendrick Lamar the Pulitzer Prize for Music?
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.
'It's not a holiday': Kura ends school year early blaming student absences
A Māngere kura had crisis talks after Year 13 was cut short for not contributing in class.
From charity to defeating champions: Napier City Rovers beat title holders 3-2
First they delivered presents at Ronald McDonald House - then they delivered on the pitch.
'Prepare for delays': Auckland commuters warned to plan for Black Friday traffic
Auckland Transport has urged people to consider taking public transport.
Gisborne's $6.7k give-way sign
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Join the journey: Whangaroa Papa Hapū calls for input on Treaty claims
The group invites descendants to discuss the draft mandate at hui.
Editorial: Farewell Nikki Kaye, New Zealand is better for having had you
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Inside the Rovers: From the Heart
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The Great New Zealand Road Trip: The rise and rise of Sounds Air
From humble beginnings with just one plane, a small airline has been transformed into a critical regional New Zealand lifeline, with more than 320 flights a week.
What’s wrong with our schools? New report paints bleak picture of a system standing still
New report asks: What should the role of a school be in modern NZ?
Schools brace for impact of new lunch scheme
Daily Charitable Trust loses 83% of lunch contracts in Te Puke, affecting meals and jobs.
Ironman event set to bring 20,000 people and $20m to Taupō
The event is expected to bring 6500 athletes plus supporters from 119 countries.
Been drinking coffee at your hairdressers? That's illegal
A new bill would make it legal to serve drinks at hair salons.
Tourists traumatised as angry driver chases 50-seater bus believing it damaged his parked car
Bus driven in loops through suburban streets to try to shake Ryan Mills off the chase.
Darts player who fatally stomped on opponent's head at Auckland bar guilty of murder
Chris Salt claimed his victim was a deportee who had a gun. He was wrong.
‘Grief… in retrospect’: Podmore requested health chats about teen abortion before death
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Women 'blindsided' by Pharmac's hormone replacement switch
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School replaces bell with music
Warkworth Primary School has replaced its traditional bell with music to signal the start and end of classes.
Gang member swaps patch for socks while in court for sporting insignia
People wearing insignia from at least six different gangs are currently before the courts.
Hells bells: Town divided after school switches to loudspeakers, blasts AC/DC
The principal says students' learning, attendance and behaviour have improved.
Foreign tourists caught up in tour bus crash; one dead, 13 hurt
Seven ambulances and five helicopters responded.
Hawke’s Bay athletes to compete at Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Taupō
Hawke’s Bay triathletes Graeme and Katrina Buscke train 35 hours combined, balancing family and careers.
Prime Minister comfortable living by new radioactive waste facility
A facility for storing all of the country's radioactive waste has been built in Manawatū.
Immigration NZ rejects Candace Owens' work visa
The 35-year-old had her Australian visa denied in October.
Meter reader critically injured as thieves looking for drug money steal his work car
Jason Wharekura maintains he doesn't know his co-offenders, despite his guilty plea.
Dog attack: Young child taken to hospital with serious injuries
Unregistered pit bull cross impounded by animal control officers.
Maungarongo Te Kawa returns home with quilt exhibition at Tairāwhiti Museum
Maungarongo Te Kawa's quilt exhibition opens at Tairawhiti Museum, showcasing his journey.
Gisborne Herald website introduces new, easier online paper access
Subscribers can now access the latest digital edition of the Gisborne Herald in PDF form.
Arapaki to open in Term 1, 2025
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New Mount skatepark to host national skateboarding event
Tauranga to host Skateboard Nationals in March 2025, showcasing top Kiwi skateboarders.
Nay nay captain - Labour to vote on banning captain's calls
Labour members will vote on banning captain's calls this weekend.