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John Roughan: Independence is limited when you need help
Every free country makes its own foreign policy but few others feel the need to say so.
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of The Anti-Ardernists
Anti-Ardernists reflect on the 'toxic stardust' of the Ardern Era
Babysitter pic 'proof' wife was dead in Teacher's Pet case, court told
A picture of Chris Dawson's teen lover has been raised as key to allegations.
The airline insider: What sector head saw from fuel crisis to Covid
And why he's changing lanes after five years.
Computer glitch overcounts today's Covid cases by thousands
More than 4200 cases were incorrectly added to today's total after a computer glitch.
Motorway mayhem: 'Fleeing driver incident' and clay spill cause Auckland holiday traffic delays
Holiday traffic set to face big delays on motorway network
Wellington's water has been inadequately fluoridated for six years, review finds
A review has been made public after fluoride facilities were turned off last year.
Former Japanese PM dies after being shot during speech
Shinzo Abe appeared to have been shot in the chest and was bleeding, according to reports.
Crate Day tragedy: Family forgive man after girl falls off back of his ute
Judge Jonathan Krebs has ruled that Joshua Wolland be discharged without conviction.
Australia to show 'common sense' on 501s, path to citizenship for Kiwis in Oz
The discussion between the two leaders has reflected a 'reset' in relations.
The scandal that finally ensnared 'greased piglet' Boris Johnson
The line 'Pincher by name, pincher by nature' will haunt him.
Omicron outbreak: 13,344 Covid cases, 23 deaths; school holiday warning
Parents are being warned to monitor kids' health over the looming school holidays.
Kāpiti paranormal: 'Surreal' video shows burning, driverless bus move to save home
Video shows the moment the driverless bus moves itself away from danger.
'Wee sunk-in faces': 22 starving puppies dumped
Cold and starving pups, believed to be two litters, abandoned near Christchurch.
'Collapsed': Nation declared bankrupt
A once relatively wealthy and stable nation plunged into chaos.
Carjacking, armed police and locked-down schools on dramatic day in Auckland
Two of our wealthiest suburbs were ground zero for a series of terrifying incidents.
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Top Gun, Stranger Things, Kate Bush: Is 80s nostalgia killing entertainment?
Nostalgia is taking over entertainment at the moment.
She died alone in her car: Residents repeatedly sought help for homeless pensioner
"We told them she's not going to survive winter and she'll die in that car."
Mental health support for people in path of $1.4b busway
The Eastern Busway is expected to carry 30,000 passengers a day when it's finished.
'No one is remotely indispensable': Boris Johnson resigns as UK PM
Johnson resigns after days of defections crippled the controversial leader.
'Piece of lying s***': Woman bludgeons 'cheating' partner, burns down his house
The man denied he had cheated but the drunk woman was adamant he was lying.
Crash leads to 'big delays' in Auckland
Three-car crash slowing traffic on a wet Auckland night.
Apartment owners hit with $20,000 bill after angry tenant runs amok
Apartment owners told to hand over insurance payout after tenant damages common property.
'Rainmaker': Warning wild weather set for next two weeks
Unsettled weather will settle in over the next fortnight - forecasters say be prepared.
Air NZ's hiring blitz: What it takes to get a job at the national carrier
The airline shed a third of its staff early in the pandemic - now it's building back fast.
If you can't pay good wages, don't be in business - hospo expert
Businesses have depended on low wages for decades, AUT academic says.
Wages are rising - but how to ask for that pay increase?
Discussing pay can be a tricky subject for many.
Childcare centre ordered to explain failures in Malachi's case as he was beaten and bruised
The manager reportedly contacted his caregiver directly about the abuse.
'Sexual sickness': Man took photos up girl's skirt at St Luke's mall
Rushton told police it wasn't impulsive and he had a sexual sickness.
'The sky is falling': Meteor spotted over lower North Island
Fireball spotted above Wellington.