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Second-tier royals: 'Awkward' photos sum up how far Harry and Meghan have fallen
Since their UK return Harry and Meghan have faced one humiliation after another.
'Me and the bottle': Confessions of a reformed drink driver
Reformed drink driver says he never considered anyone else when he got behind wheel drunk.
Person found in West Auckland park in critical condition was shot
The Herald understands the incident in a Glen Eden park was a non-random shooting.
Auckland Council set to appeal against go-ahead for new town 'the size of Napier'
Auckland Council to appeal the rezoning of 330 hectares of land in Drury.
'It's a talking point': Tauranga man gets tattoo of Queen's face
Declan Jones wanted a tattoo to represent his home back in England.
Serial sperm donor will soon have 58 kids - and is looking to add Kiwi babies
Fertility Associates have labelled Kyle Gordy's practices as 'unsafe'.
Dancing queens Jazz and Brodie relax in Rarotonga after the dizzy heights of DWTS
The pair bonded during the show.
Company proposes Taser-armed drones to stop school shootings
Axon to build drones armed with the electric stunning weapons.
Queen misses service; Prince Harry, Meghan's demotion plain for all to see
Service of thanksgiving for Platinum Jubilee confirms the Sussexes' diminished status.
Washington Post adds preface to Amber Heard's 2018 op-ed
A legal expert says the decision to add an editor's note to the piece was a 'smart move'.
Fisherman missing after being swept off rocks
Family and friends have been searching for the man alongside emergency services.
'Loved and valued' police constable dies in Waikato crash
The 30-year-old was stationed in Tokoroa and had worked in the Taupō area since 2018.
'Toxic environment': Inside Al Jazeera's staff safety meeting after Santamaria scandal
The Al Jazeera staffer said a 'toxic environment' had festered for years.
Government quietly backtracks on tax changes
The Government has eased up on moves to strengthen the top tax rate.
Revealed: Lotto planning a third weekly draw - why some agencies are concerned
Documents show Lotto is also planning to ramp up its online gaming offerings.
'No choice': Moscow's terrifying threat if US missiles hit Russia
Moscow implies it will strike outside of Ukraine if Kyiv fires US missiles into Russia.
From screaming to scowling: 5 hilarious times royal children stole the show
Every now and then a mischievous young royal steals the show.
Record partnership resurrects Black Caps at Lord's
For the second day in a row, a late comeback was required to balance a tough beginning.
Steve Braunias: Pilgrim's progress to Auckland, via Melbourne
The tale of Volker Pilgrim and posthumous publishing possibility.
Nudity and nonsense! The new movie that uncovers Jemaine Clement's naked ambition
A film about communication - or the lack of it - in meaningful gibberish.
Revealed: The 'appalling' number of ACC claims for long Covid accepted
ACC data shows only 73 claims for Covid have been made - and a tinier number accepted.
Drink-spiking, sex assault case: 38 complainants, four defendants - and one bar
Thirty-eight complainants in trial alleging drink-spiking and sexual assaults.
Long weekend weather: Ridge bringing 'big improvement'
MetService says Saturday is 'definitely looking the pick' of Queen's Birthday weekend.
The gold bars and alleged drug ring: Well-known entertainer accused of money laundering
The man is accused of conspiring to launder $420,000 for a drug ring.
Cockroaches and cold showers: Tenants hit out over 'unacceptable' living conditions
The tenancy compliance and investigations team has launched an investigation.
Bus bashing: Driver concussed after violent racial attack at stop
'He took a number of punches to the face.'
Wendyl Nissen: Kiwis' enduring fascination with the royal family
Former magazine editor Wendyl Nissen looks at NZ's connection to the Royal Family.
Claire Trevett: The PM overseas v the PM at home
The PM had a ball in the US - but where are we on China?
Cost of living crisis: Top hacks to save hundreds of dollars off your household bills
Our top tips which could save you hundreds of dollars as the cost of living rises.
'Irreversible damage': What a forensic pathologist sees in bodies of Covid patients
A forensic pathologist's perspective of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Mary Holm: 'Do not take part in this - I am certain you will regret it'
An unsolicited cryptocurrency offer isn't worth wasting time on.
Fancy a byte? Robot waiters plug restaurant staff shortages
Love at first byte - children thrilled when server turns out to be a robot.
Bruce Cotterill: Brace yourself — this landing could get bumpy
The official message is that economic pain will be short-lived. If only that were so.