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Body parts, gear found after Italian avalanche
Eight of 13 missing hikers check in with authorities as rain hampers recovery efforts.
Gunman charged with seven counts of murder after firing more than 70 rounds in July 4 crowd
Police say the shooter evaded initial arrest dressed as a woman and fading into crowd.
Covid in the classroom: Can students expect extra NCEA support again this year?
'Range of measures' being considered include interventions from 2020 and 2021.
Sideswipe: Sad Mannequin
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Alcohol abuse in NZ is a failure of drug regulation
OPINION: Alcohol is so 'poorly regulated' and no one wants to talk about it.
'Come at me': Chlöe Swarbrick's message to booze lobbyists ahead of next political fight
Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick has picked a fight with some powerful lobbies.
World-first NZ study links rheumatic fever to overcrowding
Researchers reveal new evidence that overcrowded homes raise acute rheumatic fever risk.
Think you're ageing fast? Don't stress
Happiness Editor Matt Heath shares part two of his discussion with author Dave Robson.
PM deflects speculation NZ will return to red traffic light after 3000-plus spike in cases
'I certainly won't rule out going back into red within the next few weeks,' expert says.
Comment: Wellington mayoral hopefuls should leave $7.4b transport plan alone
Wellington needs a mayor to take the city's transport plan forward, not pick it apart.
$17m Lotto winner alleges woman spent $2.8m on properties for herself
Mark Lipsham gave Kim Helmbright nearly $3m within two months of meeting her
Big Lotto win? Here's what you need to do to protect your money
A $17 million dollar winner ended up in legal dispute with a woman over two properties.
What the? The reason behind the chicken nugget shortage of 2022
Paltry supplies of chicken nuggets as worker and CO2 shortages hit.
Auckland mall fight: Boy stabbed in the back in common fighting spot
A bystander claiming to be a nurse used a piece of clothing to stem the boy's bleeding.
Omicron outbreak: NZ could be back in red within weeks - expert
There are 9629 new community cases of Covid-19, up by more than 3000 from yesterday.
'No expectation' NZ will move back to red setting - PM
Jacinda Ardern and Daniel Andrews met in Melbourne this morning.
July 4 parade shooting: Gunman at large after killing six, injuring 24 in Illinois
Blankets over bloodied bodies after annual parade descended into chaos.
Bakery owner forced to sell house to compensate abused staff
Boss told one worker he would arrange to cut off the man's limbs and harm his family.
Taxpayers have forked out $140m for Avatar sequels so far
Major overseas productions get rebates from the govt – Avatar's set to be the biggest yet.
City on knife edge: One person stabbed in Auckland every day
Recent high-profile stabbings could result in more people carrying knives for protection.
'Culture clash': Did Govt mess up by omitting dairy, meat from EU trade deal?
Not everyone is a fan of the free trade agreement with Europe.
Simon Wilson: 10 misunderstandings about Auckland's villa wars
The new housing density rules are not the end of civilisation, despite what some say.
Michael Hurst: 'I could put on a play with a bit of tinsel, a cymbal and a plank'
The actor talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Sideswipe: What could possibly go wrong ...
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Willie Jackson: Broadcasting challenges given NZ's changing face
OPINION: Our news media must reflect our communities and be well represented.
Covid-19 expert: 'It's a battle between us and the virus - and the virus is winning'
'Just like BA.2 took over from BA.1, BA.5 is going to do the same.'
Ex Domino's worker wins $15k for lost wages and hurt feelings after losing job
Domino's was ordered to pay the former employer $15K for loss of wages and hurt feelings.
A Moment In Crime: The Arthur Easton murder and wrongful conviction of Alan Hall
A Moment In Crime podcast revisits murder of Arthur Easton and the conviction of wrong man
Cafe workers owed $150k for abrupt sacking - wealthy US owners can't be made to pay
The Snells Beach café, now in liquidation, was owned by a wealthy American couple.
Ardern says 'excellent' to be back in Oz
PM is in Australia for five days of meetings after her Europe trip.
The top 10 teams from the weekend of international rugby - why ABs aren't on top
OPINION: Ranking the top teams in world rugby after the weekend of international footy.