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British Lion Brynmor Williams opens up about being assaulted by All Blacks fan after famous win at Lancaster Park
Lions player punched in Christchurch - tour ends on a high after opposite's generous act.
How a National-led coalition will change our housing market
A new Government always leads to a shift in the balance of property power.
Football: Rovers look to bounce back after letting opportunity slip
Defender brings up 100 games - targets points on the road in crucial away games.
‘It would be an absolute bloodbath’: Why Israel must avoid war with Hezbollah
Previously covering the war on Ukraine, journalist Tom Mutch has headed to Tel Aviv.
Falling on hard times: What’s gone wrong for NZ-made wine and beer?
Iconic brands have fallen on hard times.
One week on from the election – what next for National-led coalition?
It's been a week filled with election news.
‘No silver bullet’: Will National’s gang policies actually work?
Politicians have promised to crack down on gangs, but will their policies be effective?
Does National have any hope of fixing the cost of living?
The new Government faces a big challenge in addressing the cost of living crisis.
‘Not making up the numbers’: Rovers’ recruit aims high in football’s National League
Teenage recruit impresses as Napier City Rovers rise up National League's points table.
How long will Labour be in political wilderness this time?
Labour's decision to stand in the centre has had some repercussions.
Luxon v Seymour: Will National's tax cuts make it through negotiations?
National will need to appease both Act and NZ First.
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NZ First looks to bring Nats to table for quick deal, will ask for 2nd Covid inquiry
NZ First knows it needs to deliver for its anti-Covid response constituency.
'Stretched beyond their limits': How worried should we be about medical mishaps?
When doctors make mistakes, the consequences can be grave.
Covid lockdowns or policy bonfires? What caused Labour's vote to plummet
It was a blue wave across the country, with significant gains for the minor parties.
Look out world! All Blacks triumph in one of the great World Cup tests
Revenge is sweet for the All Blacks as they stride one step closer to World Cup glory.
‘Political bloodbath’: World reacts to end of 'Ardern era'
News of NZ turning blue has made its way across the globe.
Who is Toni? Hipkins reveals new partner after crushing defeat
Hipkins revealed he had a new partner during his speech last night.
Editorial: Why Ian Foster deserves thanks regardless of Rugby World Cup finish
Ian Foster has given his all to All Black rugby for 12 years.
Palestinians flee from northern Gaza after Israel orders 1m to evacuate
Orders sent panic through civilians and aid workers already struggling under airstrikes.
Duo found guilty of attempting to murder Auckland radio host over his views
Radio host Harnek Singh nearly died after a group of strangers ambushed and stabbed him.
What it's like inside Mecca's newly opened Christchurch megastore
Mega Mecca store - 2nd biggest in Australasia - opens in Christchurch CBD retail precinct.
Election day weather: MetService warns voters of severe gales, heavy rain
MetService's advice is to vote this afternoon if possible.
Lives on the line: Copper thefts soar across region's electrical network
35 crucial power pole safety features found missing by lines company Unison.
Why protestors dressed as polar bears greeted a cruise ship in France
One protestor says they were there "in support of the polar fauna".
Khloe slams Kris for infidelity
The 39-year-old star asked her mum why she cheated on her dad Robert Kardashian.
US man uses pandemic relief funds to clear his name of cold-case murder
After more than two decades behind bars, the 65-year-old has walked free.
The lies we’re told: The worrying trend surfacing in our elections
Disinformation is no longer restricted to fringe groups.
Alien-like golden crab wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Celebrating the diversity of life on Earth, the winning shot is out of this world.
Pharmac email scandal: Rachel Smalley on the word that shocked her most
A Privacy Act request by the former Today FM host led to some troubling revelations.
Rovers coach calls for 'controlled' aggression after crucial send-off
Be brave, but not brash, message after costly red cards dished out
The big dilemma facing the next Government
What lies beneath is no longer fit for purpose.
‘Sequence of war crimes’: Why Israel-Hamas conflict could ‘get very bad’
Conflict could have major repercussions beyond Israel's border.