'Tried to find her': Brother's grief as sister he evicted from family home dies in car
Court action taken to get the 72-year-old to leave home where she had lived with her mum.
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Plea to retain teachers, despite huge absences
Mid-year roll counts show some schools are missing up to a third of their students.
Exclusive: Law loophole as Govt announces gang crackdown
New intimidation offence among gang laws announced today after shootings expose legal gap.
Auckland City Mission takes over 60-room hotel off K Road
Stiff opposition from residents, businesses concerned about anti-social behaviour.
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Atmospheric rivers are set to become more common in the coming years.
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A Corrections officer resigned after her love note was found in a cell.
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Brooke van Velden: We need to stop the Kiwi brain drain
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'Unprecedented access': US makes push into Pacific Forum as China barred
"This is... the US seeking to position itself as the partner of choice in the Pacific."
Grey Lynn homicide: Neighbours guilty they couldn't do more
Neighbours shocked and guilty they couldn't save dying woman.
Q&A: What Omicron wave means for NZ's Long Covid risk
Many Kiwis are already living with Long Covid. How will this Omicron wave raise the risk?
Government faces 60-year debt blowout on state homes
Kāinga Ora's debt has become unsustainable with costs doubling by some measures.
'Working through the night': Major storm clean-up confronts North Island residents
A list of state highways are also impassable or obstructed by slips and flooding.
$50b apartment sector reformed: What you need to know
"Know what you're getting into," says lawyer on apartments.
PM announces climate funding for Fiji, speaks on China, Solomons and issues within Micronesia
She also addresses calls for stronger action on climate change.
NZDF soldier told to 'harden up' after officer has affair with partner
Former soldier says it was devastating being forced to call his partner's lover 'sir'.
'Life's short': Lake Alice survivor wants redress
UN committee ruled Malcolm Richards was tortured and should be compensated.
Sophie Handford: 'It is possible to effect essential change, and that is exciting'
Environmental advocate and Kāpiti Coast District Councillor talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Boy-racer aftermath: Man 'feared for life' as irate farmer pointed gun at him
The farmer was angry about boy racer activity. But the victim had nothing to do with.
'I was behind them all': Brian Tamaki seemingly admits organising anti-mandate protests
The Destiny Church leader is facing court action for his alleged involvement in protests.
Why this Covid wave will cause higher hospitalisations, deaths
Building Omicron wave may push hospitalisation rates 50 per cent higher than last one.
Villa wars explained: Will intensification cause Auckland to lose its 'special character'?
The debate over how Auckland should change rages on.
The Canterbury Tales: Why we chose Christchurch - the people who call the city home
Our super city: We look at the people of Christchurch - who are they and why they're here.
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Simon Wilson: David Seymour stoking the fires of a culture war
Opinion: Act leader's latest complaint is not a dog whistle.
'Dental disaster': Regulator didn't raise concerns over Wellington fluoride failure
Tamariki will likely bear the consequences, with a potential upswing in tooth decay.
Ardern calls for unity as Kiribati split threatens to derail forum
It had already been billed as a significant meeting with Covid, climate and security.
Auckland townhouse settlement delayed by months
Good news for many as it gave them hope of getting townhouses soon.
Fire in 1931 sparks $150k legal headache for property development in 2022
Court action needed to clear away legal hurdle on Te Awanga subdivision.
Ministry alerted: High school teacher accused of inappropriate behaviour
Allegations have been made about inappropriate behaviour by a Chch teacher
Grey Lynn death: Man charged with murder referred to psychiatric hospital
A woman was found with critical injuries at an address on Cockburn Street.