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Sex case: McCully says sorry to Key
New Zealand

Sex case: McCully says sorry to Key

Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully has apologised to Prime Minister John Key for not fully informing him about a Malaysian diplomat before Mr Key spoke publicly on the matter. Mr McCully revealed late last night that Malaysia may have received mixed messages from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) about whether New Zealand wanted the country to waive diplomatic immunity for Muhammed Rizalman Bin Ismail, who is facing sexual assault charges.

Cricket Herald: Lou Vincent
New Zealand

Cricket Herald: Lou Vincent

Dylan Cleaver and Andrew Alderson give their opinion and analysis of the admission by former Black Cap Lou Vincent that he has match-fixed cricket games he played in.

Lou Vincent: 'I am a cheat'
New Zealand

Lou Vincent: 'I am a cheat'

Lou Vincent in 2014 became the first professional sportsman in New Zealand to be banned for life. "I have shamed my country. I have shamed my sport. I have shamed those close to me. For that I am not proud."

Movie trailer: The Last Saint
Entertainment

Movie trailer: The Last Saint

The Last Saint, a contemporary crime thriller set in Auckland's urban underbelly, is a debut feature film by Naufahu which premieres next month and depicts a different type of Pure New Zealand - one few talk about.

Rugby Herald: Can the Blues back up?
Sport|Rugby

Rugby Herald: Can the Blues back up?

Herald rugby writers Gregor Paul & Wynne Gray give their expert opinion & analysis after the Blues surprised many with a convincing win away from home against the Force in Perth, but can they back it up with another victory this weekend in Christchurch against the Crusaders.

Malaysia will extradite suspect
New Zealand

Malaysia will extradite suspect

Malaysia said Tuesday a junior military official at its diplomatic mission in New Zealand returned home in disgrace using diplomatic immunity last month after being charged with sexual assault. Foreign Minister Anifah Aman told reporters that a defense ministry panel will investigate Second Warrant Office Muhammad Rizalman bin Ismail, 38, and "stern action will be taken" if he is found guilty. It was not immediately clear what punishment he faced under Malaysia's military rules.

Parker's biggest challenge
Sport

Parker's biggest challenge

NZ Heavyweight Joseph Parker is back from Las Vegas in preparation for his biggest challenge yet. Brian Minto is well known as a tough opponent, having beaten Shane Cameron in a previous match up, Parker is looking forward to the challenge and is fit and ready to fight.

Jet fighter lands without front wheel
World

Jet fighter lands without front wheel

Watch this US unclassified vision of a Harrier Jump jet flown by U.S. Marine Corps Capt. William Mahoney land without operational nose gear on the USS Bataan on June 7th.

GoPro: Polar Bears - The Quest for Sea Ice
World

GoPro: Polar Bears - The Quest for Sea Ice

Take a swim with a polar bear family as they traverse the Arctic Ocean in search of sea ice. To learn more about the Arctic Exploration Fund visit: http://www.arcticbearproductions.com Courtesy YouTube/GoPro

UFC: Te Huna and Marquardt train with Warriors
Sport

UFC: Te Huna and Marquardt train with Warriors

Ahead of the highly-anticipated UFC® FIGHT NIGHT™ AUCKLAND: TE HUNA v MARQUARDT, stars of the UFC® met with the Vodafone Warriors in support of the Middlemore Foundation’s annual ‘Jammies in June’ campaign.

Wildboy walks around NZ
New Zealand

Wildboy walks around NZ

After heading down the wrong road in life, young adventurer embarked on a 7000km walk for charity. Brando Yelavich has fallen from cliffs, suffered from hypothermia and nearly drowned during a 16-month solo circumnavigation of New Zealand's coastline.

Jane Goodall: Reasons for hope
New Zealand

Jane Goodall: Reasons for hope

World-renowned primatologist, conservationist and UN Messenger of Peace, Dr Jane Goodall is in New Zealand to speak about her life's work in Africa and why she has reasons for hope. The inspirational 80-year-old has a fundraiser talk to support the Jane Goodall Institute projects, including the relocation of Tchimpunga chimpanzees on to islands in the Koilou River in the Republic of Congo, and the youth-based Roots & Shoots programme. nzherald.co.nz spoke with Dr. Goodall as she was given a special tour of Auckland's Zoo.

All Blacks: McCaw and Hansen happy
New Zealand

All Blacks: McCaw and Hansen happy

A stunning first half led the All Blacks to a 36-13 win over England, All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw and Coach Steve Hansen react to the series victroy. England coaches Stuart Lancaster and Andt Farrell lament lost chances in the three matches.

All Blacks win England series
New Zealand

All Blacks win England series

The Herald Rugby team of Gregor Paul and Patrick McKendry along with Radio Sports Nigel Yalden are beneath Hamilton's stadium reviewing the All Blacks 3-0 series win over England.

Kerry: 'We know that NZ stands with us'
New Zealand|Politics

Kerry: 'We know that NZ stands with us'

US Secretary of State John Kerry says he knows New Zealand stands with America on Iraq - and he doesn't need to ask to know that. He used his long-scheduled press conference with Mr Key to comment on Iraq after President Barack Obama announced that up to 300 US military personnel would be dispatched as advisers to the Iraq Government and have not ruled out "targeted action" - air strikes.

All Blacks: Losing would be horrible
New Zealand

All Blacks: Losing would be horrible

All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw is keen to beat England and take the series 3-0 in Hamilton, knowing England backs coach Andy Farrell is backing his team to overcome the narrow losses and avoid the whitewash.

Raw: Kaipara bombs heard in Auckland
New Zealand

Raw: Kaipara bombs heard in Auckland

Defence Force explosive training was behind a series of booms that echoed around Auckland, the Defence Force says. About 4pm yesterday, residents from Piha in the west to Whangaparaoa in the north-east reported being mystified hearing and feeling large thumps, bangs or shocks. Today a Defence Force spokeswoman said its Kaipara Bomb Range was likely to be the source of explosions that were heard.

All Blacks: 'Trust your instincts'
New Zealand

All Blacks: 'Trust your instincts'

Malakai Fekitoa will make his starting debut for the All Blacks this weekend but that honour could have easily belonged to Beauden Barrett. Hansen is also trusting Fekitoa will make a difference in midfield on Saturday night.'Trust your instincts'

Rugby Herald: 'All Blacks to win'
New Zealand

Rugby Herald: 'All Blacks to win'

The Rugby Herald team of Gregor Paul and Nigel Yalden are in Hamilton at the All Black team naming and give their thoughts on the 3rd test against England and the changes to both teams.

Blessie murder-accused in court
New Zealand

Blessie murder-accused in court

The man accused of murdering Auckland woman Blessie Gotingco will keep his name secret for now. During his appearance this morning around 20 members of Blessie's family and supporters held a silent protest outside. They held placards reading "Justice for Blessie"and "Shame on the judicial system". Blessie's husband Antonio Gotingco held a large framed photo of his wife.

Rugby: England thrash Crusaders
New Zealand

Rugby: England thrash Crusaders

England finally have some rugby reward in New Zealand. After two narrow test defeats, on a night when they also shed injured five-eighths Owen Farrell from the tour, the midweek men pumped the Crusaders in Christchurch.

AB's 'Foot on the throat'
New Zealand

AB's 'Foot on the throat'

The All Blacks are preparing for the 3rd test in Hamilton, Aaron Cruden and Dan Coles are wanting to make it a clean sweep while Asst coach Ian Foster loses Conrad Smith to injury but welcomes back Kieran Read to the All Blacks.

England: Crusaders '4th Test'
New Zealand

England: Crusaders '4th Test'

England have travelled to Christchurch to play the '4th Test' according to forwards coach Graham Rowntree, captain Ed Slater and his team are keen to impress World Cup selectors and support the earthquake rebuild of the city.

AB's: 'Make it tough for them'
New Zealand

AB's: 'Make it tough for them'

All Blacks centre Conrad Smith will miss the third test against England and is in doubt for the remainder of the Super Rugby season after breaking a bone in his hand. Richie McCaw and Steve Hansen front the Hamilton media as they look to continue to 'make things tough for England.

Rugby: Streaker tackle defended
New Zealand

Rugby: Streaker tackle defended

A security guard who came under fire yesterday for the hard-hitting tackle of a streaker during Saturday night's All Blacks game acted quickly to prevent disruption on the pitch, Forsyth Barr Stadium chief executive Terry Davies spoke to media about that tackle.

McCaw: 'Don't want to be second'
New Zealand

McCaw: 'Don't want to be second'

No one does matter of fact quite like Richie McCaw. He hasn't bought into any of the hype and theories washing around in Dunedin in the build up to Saturday's test. For him, it has been business pretty much as usual. But not quite. There has been a little extra edge and tension within the All Blacks. Not because they are feeling the external pressure - but because, despite winning in Auckland, they didn't meet their own high standards.

Lucy Lawless in the newsroom
New Zealand

Lucy Lawless in the newsroom

Lucy Lawless, best known for playing the title character of the internationally successful television series Xena: Warrior Princess but also a passionate advocate for the environment, was given the opportunity of directing and guiding the tone and content of the newspaper as editor. She chose the theme "A Brighter Day" for her edition. Herald editor Shayne Currie said Lawless was a special New Zealander, respected here and internationally as an actress and advocate for the environment.