School balls: Private school to Covid test ballgoers at door
Guests could be turned away at the venue if they test positive.
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Prepare the tastebuds: Annual hospitality celebration back downtown
Will it be third time lucky for Restaurant Month, after two years of Covid disruption?
Exclusive: 501's liquor licence bid declined despite Leo Molloy's support
"I am trying to give Moses a second chance," says Molloy.
Is our rising Covid death toll taking the humanity of the living too?
The numbers grow every day. But the names remain unknown.
New Eroad boss on what went wrong, and the changes being made
PLUS: What was behind a mysterious departure. A directive to return to the office.
'Crisis moment': NZ gaming firms cross Tasman as Aussie tax breaks kick in
Two of NZ's largest gaming studios are reluctantly turn to hiring offshore.
Prison for former Dilworth staffer: 'I lived for 30 years fearful of the knock on the door'
Alister Harlow has been sentenced to three years, eight months' prison for sex abuse.
Former real estate agent Aaron Drever facing bankruptcy charges
Aaron Drever denies wrongdoing and says the charges will be 'successfully defended'.
Decision on future of Ihumātao could take another five years
"160 plus years of displacement and colonisation cannot be undone quickly" - Kīngitanga.
Police searching for man who allegedly shot at police, due for trial
Trial was due to begin this month for Cliff Wharerau and 5 others accused of kidnapping.
Grisly find: Probe after butchered dolphin discovered on Auckland beach
The marine mammal washed up on Wednesday. By Thursday morning it had been mutilated.
Altered sentence for man whose meth importation trial was eclipsed by Joseph Parker suppression battle
Tevita Kulu was sentenced in 2019 to 18 years' prison for the "home-grown" operation.
'Sometimes it just breaks my heart. It was like my people were pushed out'
Still Here, a new series, tells the stories of Pasifika aiga still in Auckland central.
'We can be a voice for them': Green MP on 'heartbreaking' surgical mesh claims
MP's promise comes after Herald exposed investigation into claims women harmed by its use.
'Rotting' surgical mesh leaves woman without a bladder
Sally Walker shared her harrowing experience with the Herald.
Man killed in Picton crash 'a real genuine person'
Paul Brown was killed along with his six family members in a crash on June 19.
'I remember waking up screaming': Investigation into claims doctors harmed women with surgical mesh
Eight women say they never gave consent for surgical mesh to be implanted into their body.
Destroyed by fire: Building in Royal Oak now a scorched skeleton
A fire has destroyed a building in a block of a shops in Royal Oak, Auckland.
Transport minister 'out of patience' over Fullers Waiheke ferry
Waiheke Island residents have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with the service.
Comment: Fixing the downtown Auckland conundrum in three steps
OPINION: An urban designer makes Queen St a world-class precinct in three easy steps.
Watch: Teen hurt trying to break up fight at NZ v Tonga league clash
A mother is calling on rugby league fans to act responsibly when out and about.
'Multiple explosions': Fire crews contain Penrose industrial blaze
Smoke from fire in Penrose is being blown across Onehunga, Māngere Bridge and Favona.
'Disappointed and angry': Body corp tries to force 71yo out, faces claims of discrimination
"It's so ridiculous. It is discrimination."
'The least we can do is clean up': Tongan public band together to clean up streets after league
Tongan rugby league fans have banded together to clean up after the weekend's parades.
'Did not eventuate': Police operation at Paremoremo after gathering expected
Police were covering every entrance to the prison this morning.
Margot McRae: Character areas won't provide affordable homes
OPINION: 'This legislation will scatter bad housing randomly across the city.'
Oscar Sims: Inner suburb density will improve affordability
OPINION: 'Let young New Zealanders live within a convenient distance of their needs.'
Person dies after being hit by van down steep driveway in Auckland
Police have taped off a steep driveway on Keystone Ave.
Will scientists be able to pick NZ's future eruptions?
The Whakaari tragedy showed eruptions can happen any time. Can NZ better forecast them?
Foggy morning in Auckland forces flight diversion; rain, snow possible this week
Cloudy, showery weather is forecast to begin the week - with possible snow in the South.
Auckland and Wellington biggest losers in world's most liveable cities rankings
The two cities have fallen more places than any other city in the latest rankings.
'Campaign of harassment': A teenager says he acted in self-defence as he was attacked. Police saw it differently
Family say overnight bail checks on 18-year-old at his family home felt like "harassment".
'I had to do something': Auckland retiree and cancer patient fought knife attacker
Kee Lee, 66, fought the Murrays Bay attacker.
Editorial: Running into harm's way
OPINION: Our editorial on the passers-by who halted a mass stabbing on the North Shore.