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Live: 24 Covid deaths and 8638 new cases over past two days
Daily cases have been hovering around 5000 this week; today's cases are two days' worth.
Prince Charles gives blessing to countries seeking to leave Commonwealth
Prince Charles says "common values and shared goals" of nations should never be forgotten.
'He was screaming for help': Man's leg almost severed in shark attack
"He had severe lacerations on his arms and legs."
'Gangbusters': Homeowners renovating instead of buying or selling
'One client spent $650,000 on a complete renovation.'
Kiwis v Tonga double-header: All you need to know
All you need to know as New Zealand and Tonga's men's and women's league teams face off.
Opinion: Elvis film is a pack of lies - but does that matter?
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis biopic enters the realm of pure fantasy.
Woman found dead in Auckland crash after report car was submerged in water
The incident happened at a popular hot spot south-west of Auckland.
'Utterly unacceptable': Judge slams prison after ongoing detention of teen
The director of Spring Hill prison has apologised and launched a review into the matter.
Revealed: Israel Adesanya's $200k of 'art', generous gesture to teammates
Israel Adesanya's greatest purchase this month has nothing to do with jewellery.
Ram raiders: Group arrested while fleeing raid on empty Auckland dairy
Ram raiders didn't know Auckland store they targeted was empty
Drama, betrayal, sex: Behind Disco Bloodbath, a doco 'without limits'
The doco follows Auckland's iconic underground cabaret drag show Disco Bloodbath.
Honours even as Black Caps let England off the ropes
The wild ebb-and-flow of the series continued, with Trent Boult providing fireworks.
Critical injuries after 'speed' related crash in Auckland
Police said crashed vehicle was part of "boy racer group"
The look of exodus: Departures plague Productivity Commission
A string of departures and claims of unhappy staff.
Steven Joyce: Three Waters a tipping point for disillusioned provincial NZ
The Government is ignoring the regions.
'I had to do something': Auckland retiree and cancer patient fought knife attacker
Kee Lee, 66, fought the Murrays Bay attacker.
Claire Trevett: With winter here, how robust is Govt's health?
OPINION: Winter arrived on cue and so did another problem for the Government.
Mary Holm: Will KiwiSaver be around in 40 years time?
Our grandson believes it won't be around when he's 65 and would rather invest in shares.
Delivery wars: DoorDash, Uber Eats, Menulog, Delivereasy and Yummi
The food delivery industry is in growth mode, so who comes out on top?
'We have to put our kids first': Matthew and Chloe Ridge's big move
The sporting legend and his wife reveal why they're moving their family to France.
How I caught a murderer after 31 years
Times: A detective reveals how she cracked a notorious cold case of a murdered teen.
Income tax: Never mind the bracket creep, it's what's missed that counts
David Parker admits his interest limitation rule is inferior to a capital gains tax.
Children's mental health: Services at 'crisis point' as demand surges and staff depart
Mental health providers are struggling to cope with growing need in the wake of Covid-19.
PM's Europe trip: Is New Zealand being dragged into Nato?
Jacinda Ardern will be honoured with a Nato summit visit - but that comes with strings.
John Roughan: Democracies must stand together at Nato summit
OPINION: Seldom has it been more important for democracies to stand together.
Fran O'Sullivan: NZ's nosedive bad karma for Ardern
Ardern can still deliver a good sales pitch to overseas. At home, it's got tougher.
Chris Luxon's first six months - and what's next
The new leader has been on a learning curve but has the gamble paid off?
NZ's most wanted: $50m drug bust fugitive arrested in Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Police seek extradition over 500kg drug shipment smuggled into NZ.
'Totally unfair': Principal blasts Eden Park management over cancelling school ball
"They need to be prepared to work with schools rather than just cut us off at the knees."
The life of Ashley Bloomfield: Covid comfort and 'cold sweats'
Dr Ashley Bloomfield tells of the pressures of being the face of the Covid-19 response.
Sole trader in meth has extra time added to prison sentence
Judge tells dealer that methamphetamine 'wreaks havoc' on other people's lives.
Young, autistic, trans, and distressed, they turned to the mental health system for support. It didn't help
One family's story shows the growing pressures on mental health services for young people.