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Explainer: How guns and abortion are harming America's place in the world
How the US sees itself is not the same as what the rest of the world sees.
Live: 7829 new community Covid cases, 15 deaths as vaccine mandates lapse
More than 8000 cases were announced yesterday.
Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years prison - 'biggest regret I met Epstein'
'My association with Jeffrey Epstein will permanently stain me.'
Revealed: Police used sound cannons against Parliament protesters
Two long range acoustic devices were deployed at the Parliament, document reveals.
Capitol riot: Aide testifies Trump wanted metal detectors turned off
Explosive testimony reveals Trump's staff predicted there would be violence.
Sideswipe: Dark pottery
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Dud suds: Claims expensive laundry cleaner performed 'worse than water'
Ranked: The laundry detergents you should avoid, plus the best buys for removing stains.
Influx of winter illness with second Covid-19 wave on the horizon
Expert: 'We can see in the numbers, by every indicator, it's a huge ongoing problem.'
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Save the sea beds
OPINION: We need bold leadership to put a stop to seabed mining once and for all.
'Irresponsible cowards': Auckland mayoral candidate, family nearly driven off the road
The hating has to stop, says Councillor Cathy Casey.
After three random attacks: Are NZ streets more violent than before?
Random knife attacks, gang violence and ram raids. What is behind the violence in NZ?
'A staggering sum:' $1b spent on emergency housing
A large proportion of the money has been spent on housing people in motels.
Your mindset can be key to turning life into happier reality
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with award-winning UK science writer Dave Robson.
New law hoped to save Kiwis more at the checkout passes
New law paves way for greater supermarket competition, Government says.
Vaccine mandate lifted for border and Corrections workers
Vaccine mandate lifted for border and Corrections workers.
Political figure loses suppression appeal but may seek Supreme Court date
The Herald is arguing for identifying political figure named during high-profile case.
DDL Ellerslie apartment buyers anxious at delays, developer insists project progressing
Buyers concerned about progress on the site
Retail investors more pessimistic in NZ than in Australia
Retail investors more confident in NZ capital markets than those abroad.
'Over Covid' Officials fear for uptake of second booster
Second booster - or fourth dose - is now available for everyone aged over 50.
Mum hit by bottle at Kiwis v Tonga game says corporate box patrons started fight
'There were many bottles and cans, full and empty, being thrown at us down below.'
Grant Fox: Lessons in fatherhood, caddying for Ryan and leaving the ABs
Grant Fox joins the Between Two Beers podcast.
Abortion battleground shifts to US courthouses
Opposing forces descend on courts to try and enforce or delay Stateside bans.
Surprise evidence: Capitol riot panel called back
Committee's about turn to Congress after leaving Washington for a two-week recess.
'Disappointed and angry': Body corp tries to force 71yo out, faces claims of discrimination
"It's so ridiculous. It is discrimination."
Sideswipe: Resting bollards
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Why new $50m supermarket in NZ's wealthiest suburb isn't selling alcohol
Staff told customers it might be 'a couple of weeks' before a liquor licence is granted.
'Quite a toll': More than a third of cops at Parliament protest seek mental health support
Five staff were hit by flying bricks - three in the head.
Simon Wilson: Seven dead in Picton crash - why don't we take road safety seriously?
Opinion: We know how to make the roads safer, so why don't we?
'Unheard of': How a 501 deportee won right to return to Oz
Deportee: 'Australia wanted us out, no matter what'.
Waihoroi Shortland: 'I will stand up against rhetoric that labels Māori-based initiatives as separatist'
The actor, journalist, broadcaster, and te reo advocate talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Explained: In the dark - why do power cuts keep hitting New Zealand?
Infrastructure, the natural environment and market dynamics all contribute to the problem.