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Opinion: Wellington City Council should reconsider selling the airport
The council is in a weak position as both a shareholder and as the council.
Kate MacNamara: A ponderous start to grocery market shake-up
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Chlöe Swarbrick: Now let's take a leaf out of Sydney's book for the CBD
OPINION: It's time for political courage and vision to rescue Queen St.
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Matt Heath discusses mental wellbeing with the former All Blacks captain.
Gang feud explodes: Auckland rocked by five shootings, four inside an hour
Police investigate for potential links between incidents after several houses damaged.
Investigation under way after sudden death in Auckland
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Great Minds: The troubling questions behind 'Covid brain'
Scientists are making concerning discoveries about what Covid-19 can do to our brains.
Ellen DeGeneres reveals secret on air ahead of show ending
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Why family doesn't use toilet paper
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Winter bugs: Student outbreak of flu-like illnesses, vaccination coverage 'way too low'
With winter fast approaching, the Herald examines how we're tracking with illness so far.
Seven survivors found by RNZAF following rescue mission near Kiribati
Air Force finds two missing boats within 10 nautical miles of each other.
Meet the real nurses who work at Shortland Street's fake hospital
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Teacher's Pet case: Wife saw babysitter 'naked in pool', court told
Lynette Dawson came home to find the teenager "swimming naked in the pool" court heard.
Comancheros kingpin denied parole after 'sophisticated' offending
At a hearing, Naufahu spoke of his 'ongoing commitment to his family'.
Duterte hits at Putin: 'I kill criminals, not children, elders'
Rodrigo Duterte criticises Putin for the killings of innocent civilians in the Ukraine.
'Come on, let's go': Men confront, chase ram-raiders down Auckland motorway after liquor store heist
Four young people were arrested after police spiked their getaway car.
Waiheke vineyard loses yet again
Business argued the Environment Court had exceeded its jurisdiction.
Gregor Paul: The NZ rugby 'weakness' giving the North an advantage
OPINION: It's time for New Zealand to embrace the drop goal.
Sick baby may have lived if he wasn't sent home from emergency department
The baby died two days after being sent home from a half-hour ED visit.
'New world order': Bizarre letter reveals Putin's terrifying plan
Alexander Lukashenko has penned letter to the UN outlining their 'new world order'.
Taika Waititi makes Time's most influential list
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen wrote the summary on Waititi, comparing him to Picasso.
Stars split after intimate photos surface
Fans were shocked to learn the woman in the image wasn't who they thought she was.
Costly road to recovery: Roading bill after three-day storm could top $50 million
Parts of State Highway 35, hammered by March's storm, have been described as a "disgrace".
Tesla stocks plummet almost 50 per cent
Tesla has lost half a trillion dollars as Elon Musk has become embroiled in controversy.
'Cost of living crisis': Fans hilariously roast Kourtney Kardashian's wedding meal
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Bastion Point was a low point in the history of our young nation
Joe Hawke was an uneducated man but still had the wood over Prime Minister Robert Muldoon.
Monkeypox could become endemic if it jumps to pets
Experts believe there is an urgent need to prevent animals from contracting the virus.
'Caught in the act': Dilworth teacher got students drunk, abused them at Waiheke bach, court hears
Leonard Cave has pleaded not guilty to 14 charges including sexual violation.
'Victimised': Woman given $144,000 compo over work drinks exclusion
Woman compensated after colleagues excluded her for speaking out.
Email bomb-Shell: Senior consultant quits oil giant
Damning email sent to 1000 Shell employees including CEO Ben van Beurden.
Putin 'survived an assassination attempt' two months ago
Ukraine Chief of Defence reveals details of an attempt on the Russian leader's life.