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Reserve Bank called on to cut NZ's money supply - fast

Rodney Jones on how reducing NZ's money supply is key to curbing inflation.

Why we should care about the future of the Auckland CBD

The Auckland CBD has become an eyesore - is there any way to salvage it?

'Not fit for purpose': Ukrainians fleeing war find NZ visa process difficult

The Government offered 4000 special visas, fewer than 200 immigrants have arrived.

Rising risk: What scientists just learned about NZ's 'extreme fire' danger

Conditions that stoked Australia's 'Black Summer' can happen in NZ, new modelling reveals.

Oscar Kightley: We need to talk about men's health

Oscar Kightley never worried about his health. He tells the Herald why that's now changed.

What's killing Kiwi men? Four grim figures that should worry us

Kiwi men live four years less than women - and one in four don't survive to retire. Why?

A $3.8b housing grab by NZ's super wealthy

NZ's most expensive houses revealed - and their numbers are climbing.

Sarah Morley: We are whānau - bonded by blood

OPINION: Blood Service chief medical officer has heartening news about donor eligibility.

The likely All Blacks: Ian Foster's two difficult phone calls

Monday's All Blacks squad reveal is expected to usher in four rookie All Blacks.

Sky-high airfares: How Govt could help ease travellers' pain

The United States has just dropped pre-departure testing - when will NZ?

'Hunter's having an affair with Hallie': Joe Biden's son's affair revealed in texts

Hunter's affair with Hallie Biden, the widow of his elder brother Beau started in 2017.

Vanished deep in the Amazon: New clue in search for missing journalist

Veteran journalist went missing in Javari Valley after receiving threats on research trip.

Sasha Borissenko: A look at prisoners' rights - and earnings

OPINION: There have been moves to raise the minimum wage for prisoners.

Wild weather: Flooding threatens homes, 21,500 lightning strikes in 12 hours

Tornadoes are possible and winds could damage trees and power lines, forecaster warns.

Gib crisis: Struth, builder off to Australia for plasterboard

'Necessity is the mother of invention. Gib will lose ... a lot of loyalty.' - Rick Herd

More than 350 people in hospital, 9 more deaths as NZ navigates 'steady plateau' of cases

As Omicron continues its steady march, how many new Covid-19 cases will be recorded today?