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Wild weather: Heavy rain, winds, floods, power outages; warnings of worse to come
Heavy rain and high winds continue to pummel parts of NZ.
Westhaven's Pier 21 sold: Owner tells of plans
"We're really pleased. It's a nice corner of the Wynyard Quarter"
Coromandel retirement village residents face 47% fee rise
Fee rise met with negative feedback.
How new Netsafe CEO Brent Carey plans to clean house
PLUS: Retired "cyber-judge" Judge David Harvey on where the system went wrong.
Spy allegations and 'stellar' reputation cited as reasons for accused's secrecy
The start of the joint trial was delayed because of a positive Covid-19.
Top 10 house builders in Canterbury named
Rapid rise of new homes across the region, earthquake rebuild in full swing.
Climate warning: NZ listed companies score badly on reporting risk
Big firms may face trouble raising funds if their ESG reporting is not up to scratch.
Cooking the Books podcast: The money police can't catch all the greenwashers
Don't get tricked by dodgy ethical claims.
100,000 jobs at risk if foot and mouth disease reaches NZ - PM
Biosecurity Minister says disease had been considered the "doomsday disease".
120km/h wind gusts, 100mm rain deluge, Harbour Bridge speed restrictions
Strong winds and heavy rains are set to strike Northland and Auckland today.
Jarrod Gilbert: Police, meth - and the fight to reduce demand
OPINION: A revolution is unfolding inside the police - and it's one we should support.
Political donations: SFO National and Labour trial begins
Obtaining by deception charges to be heard in combined trial.
Access denied: Businesses, migrants left hanging amid Govt's immigration reset
Revamp of investor visa, plan to scrap partnership work visa send clear message.
Back to school: Relief teachers 'like unicorns'
Principals looking into an empty pool of spare teachers to cover those off sick.
Sideswipe: Tour de France rule breaking
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Another rainmaker: Heavy deluge, damaging winds forecast for much of NZ
Expect clouds and sporadic showers today, but it's only going to get worse.
Kiwi film director starts eco-friendly toy company
Claire Matthews talks juggling manufacturing in Britain from New Zealand.
Matt Heath: Being told I am lazy
OPINION: Why did I get butt-hurt over a comment on how hard I work?
Susan St John: Social security cold comfort for too many
OPINION: Benefits have become harder to access over years of systemic changes.
Leeann Watson: If Christchurch becoming a 'Super City' is the answer, what is the problem?
OPINION: Auckland did it, so why can't Christchurch?
'Shocking' racist supermarket attack: Innocent dad bashed
The man was attacked when he went to the supermarket to buy food for his children.
Verstappen wins French GP, Leclerc haunts F1 with 'visceral' crash scream
Lewis Hamilton second, embattled Mercedes team's first double podium of the season.
Masked Singer NZ: It's back, but why are we still cringing?
Are Bedazzled Unicorn and Retro Robot primary school team names? Or NZ celebs in costume?
'A wounded All Blacks team': Foster addresses changes in coaching staff
Ian Foster has addressed the changes to his coaching staff after Irish series defeat.
'Self-entitled dickheads': Tamaki slams critics of anti-govt protest
Police say those involved in the protest will face prosecution.
Covid-19: Building immunity against virus will take years - expert
Expert warns of 'washing machine-like' process over coming years as we build up immunity.
Diana Clement: Are you in a financial crisis?
OPINION: A free financial mentor can help you out of a tight spot.
'Bleeding like crazy': Man seriously injured during incident at Sylvia Park mall
Man seen lying on the ground with blood several feet around him, eyewitnesses say.
Gregor Paul: NZ rugby's strange 'attitude problem'
Opinion: NZ has been painted by the North as a resistant outlier clinging to bad old days.
501 appeals: P-dealing grandfather allowed to stay; police attacker ordered out
Isikeli Titoa is following in the footsteps of his brother, who is also a 501 deportee.
Airport chaos: Flight cancellations leave travellers stranded to end school holidays
Travellers waited for up to four hours today to get new flights scheduled.
Will she or won't she? Chlöe Swarbrick's silence in Green stramash
Leadership rumbles in the Greens do Labour no favours heading to election year.