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Opinion: Time to consider a day to honour all who have served
'From the veterans I spoke to, not one objected to November 11 being named Veterans Day.'
Watch: Landslide rips through home: 'The sink is up in the air'
'Dad heard this noise and thought “what was that?'
'I couldn’t say no': 90-year-old celebrates birthday with skydive
“I promised her, when you are 90, we will go skydiving.”
Rotorua Hospital staff targeted in vehicle break-in spree
Nurses are lobbying for secure parking after a series of car break-ins.
Cordons lifted after police operation in BoP town
Police have been on the scene since 4.30am.
'Answer to our prayers': Anonymous donor's generous gift to vandalised school
School children had to spend their fundraised playground money on security fencing.
Live: Whakatāne River highest in four years, BoP gorge to remain closed overnight
The Whakatāne River reaches its second warning level - farmers are urged to move stock.
'One more time': Laughs and tears promised at Sir Howard tribute concert
The vibe from Sir Howard's era can still be felt in the new centre.
Cost of living: 300,000 more Kiwis worrying about money weekly
But it's the younger generation that are feeling most worried about money.
A trip down film noir memory lane
Jen Shieff takes a trip down film noir memory lane with a review of the film Marlowe.
'Not doing enough': Dentist calls for Govt to prioritise dental health
Surgery wait times are affecting children's health, families and society.
Opinion: Silver lining to proposed sport funding changes
There are some very passionate and creative people within our sporting community.
Dad of 12 says ‘it’s a miracle we all escaped’ burning Tokoroa home
Nooroa Paora thanks God for smoke alarms and for protecting his tamariki.
Te Tatau o Te Arawa board chairman and deputy chairwoman resign
Rawiri Waru and Lani Kereopa have served as Māori ward councillors since October.
The 'simple change' that will save money and 'brain energy' for people with ADHD
'It has the potential to reduce stress for people living with ADHD,' Pharmac says.
Watch: Major landslide in Bay of Plenty town
The slip is blocking the road and has cut power.
Live: BoP townships isolated due to flooding, slips, river reaches second warning level
A tropically-charged storm is continuing to lash many parts of the country.
'Absolute agony': Children waiting up to nine months for dental surgery
A 'frustrated' mum has struggled for months to get her 6-year-old seven fillings.
Richard Prebble: Why taxing ‘the rich’ will hurt us all
OPINION: Labour is using "the wealthy" as an enemy to help it win the election.
'Our women and children matter': New refuge manager has hope for better future
'Let’s stop making excuses,' says new district manager Julie Gibbs.
Fun and tasty delights of a Dutch baby
Olivia Moore creates a savoury favourite - the Dutch baby.
Premium Debate: Dogs off-leash where they shouldn't be not limited to Redwoods
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Parliament protest: NZ police have come a long way since 1981
The Parliament protest in Wellington showed a new extremist ideology coming to light.
Young motorcyclist's death: Club post sparks flood of condolence
Taupō Motorcycle Club has confirmed the death of a young rider on Sunday.
Surprise rates revenue bolsters effort to lower deficit
The operating deficit was forecast to be $5.6m in December.
Live: Highway reopens after slip, schools closed due to 'localised flooding'
State Highway 34 is closed this morning as heavy rain lashes the region.
Premium debate: NZ's illegal street racing problem not just about boy racers
OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
Donation by motorcycle: Ulysses Club donates $4k to St John
The motorcycle club has supported St John for 30 years.
Gord Stewart: Backpedal tourism to a better future
Opinion: Rebuilding our visitor experience to be what people should want from NZ.
Battle of Gate Pā commemoration held in Tauranga
Many people have gathered to mark the 159th anniversary of the battle of Gate Pā.
'She has gone to paradise, but look what she has left behind': Netball legend farewelled
Netball legend Taini Jamieson has been farewelled by family and friends.
‘Turned on its head’: Lisa Carrington faces problematic 2024 Olympic schedule
Paris is set to be a complex challenge, with the competition condensed across five days
Live: Slip closes SH2 at Karangahake Gorge, SH25 Coromandel, more rain coming
Slips have closed highways and roofs have been ripped off as the downpours begin.