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Police allege 501 is a gang associate, but club owner says he's turned his life around.
Silver Lake: Inside the $200m US deal to transform NZ rugby
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Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Jacinda Ardern
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The spy who came in from the cold: Former KGB agent 'poisoned' in Auckland
A former KGB agent sought refuge in New Zealand - but couldn't hide from his enemies.
John Roughan: Democracy is a freedom worth fighting for
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Texas cop says police didn't go in school because 'they could have been shot'
Questions about why police waited outside while school shooter massacred children.
Meme stock wipe-out: The Kiwi investors holding on for the ride
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Who's claiming $518,000 from failed Tauranga builder?
Revenue during Covid insufficient to cover overheads, liquidator David Thomas says.
$90k Govt contracts for Māori advice goes to Nanaia Mahuta's family members
A spokesperson said Nanaia Mahuta had no involvement in the appointment of family members.
Fear factor: How this market crash could affect new investors
Many new investors were just teenagers when the last major bear market took place.
Darwin hit by 6.4 magnitude earthquake
Northern Territory capital rocked by an earthquake that lasted for a half minute.
Homicide inquiry launched after baby dies in Otara
A baby with critical injuries was taken to a medical centre in Otara.
Gloriavale leaders apologise for 'abhorrent' sexual abuse, child labour
Landmark court decision opens the door for further court action against Gloriavale.
Revealed: Green MP's secret transport letter released in full
Three years after Genter sent the controversial note, the Herald can reveal what it says.
Courtroom clash between Amber Heard and Depp's star lawyer
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Monkey what? How concerned should we be about monkeypox
Recently disease has been detected in 12 countries where the virus is not endemic.
Facility for dangerous criminals costs $1m a year
Handful of the country's most dangerous offenders in special facility after imprisonment.
China crisis: Pacific partners 'neglected' by NZ
Chorus of concern as China's foreign minister Wang Yi touches down in Solomon Islands.
Alpine Fault: 'Likely to be huge' - Communities preparing for a rupture
There is a 75 per cent chance of an earthquake on the Alpine Fault in the next 50 years.
Matthew Hooton: Knives out for James Shaw among party faithful
OPINION: Knives are out for minister among some party faithful
Generational constitutional shake-up close to passing after four years
Is New Zealand strengthening the Bill of Rights - or tiptoeing towards American justice?
Wellington firm frustrated no chance to bid for Auckland's electric ferries
The Government has granted $27 million to build two new electric ferries in Auckland.
Red Weather: Spate of extreme events surprise forecasters
Six of MetService's seven 'red warnings' issued in past year a taste of climate change.
Auckland's gridlock nightmare gets worse: AA calls for more spending on roads
AA wants change of tack to address congestion, mayor says more roads won't fix problem.
'Why does NZ collect so much tax from the poor?'
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Karl Puschmann: Does Disney's Sex Pistols series deliver anarchy in the TV?
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