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'No pain, no gain': Why Wellington, Auckland congestion woes will continue for years

As workers return to the office, congestion has once again become a daily chore.

Rongotai MP Paul Eagle announces Wellington mayoral bid

Paul Eagle will take unpaid leave for three months and donate his salary to charity.

Screams, then silence: The story of flight 243's miracle landing

April 28, 1988, one of the most shocking moments in aviation history occurred.

A day too late: Baby boy dies in mother's bed, hours before critical help

Funding only provides 15 per cent of newborns with pēpi-pods each year.

Home build couple clear major legal hurdle but finish line still nowhere in sight

'It was a thorn in our side. The ache has stopped but we still have the limp.'

Jarrod Gilbert: Alan Hall's life was ruined - those responsible must pay

OPINION: Integrity of criminal justice system demands rigorous inquiries into Hall case.

Matt Heath: Four budget-friendly flat recipes to beat inflation

OPINION: There is one cohort of Kiwis who revel in budget cuisine more than any other.

'We won't discount anything': US detective has tips for NZ authorities

'In a drive by shooting - you have a driver, shooter, and a third who's directing it.'

Salad days: How to build the perfect winter salad

Build a beautiful, substantial cold weather salad

Police seek source after 12 hospitalised from powdered fentanyl

Fears the drug that killed 60,000 in North America last year is circulating in NZ.

Three troubling things scientists just learned about Long Covid

Scientists are making worrying discoveries about Long Covid. Jamie Morton looks at three.

Family denied AA roadside assistance because daughter had Covid

'If this is how society works - I won't test outside home any more,' mum says.

Deputy PM reacts to US abortion ruling, reveals he was targeted by homophobic threat at meeting

Kiwis urged to stand up against bigotry and racism.

'Delete your period tracking apps today': Chilling six-word warning to US women

Warning has gone out across the US about what authorities could do with personal data.

Concern over caveats registered on title of troubled Ormiston property

Caveats potentially put blocks between the developer and all the home buyers.

Meet the hidden workers who keep Tauranga's exports trucking along

The "dangerous business" you've never heard of that keeps Tauranga's exports running