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Market close: NZ shares fall despite strong Mainfreight result

Eroad shares plunge, Rakon also slides

Former All Black convicted, discharged over alcohol incident

Zac Guildford accused of drinking alcohol while on an intensive supervision sentence.

Grieving dad's fury over Texas shooter's final 90 minutes

Jacinto Cazares lost his 10-year-old daughter when gunman opened fire in the classroom.

Hilton boss: Wages have to rise or hotels face caps on room sales

Hotel veteran says recovery has been stronger than expected and so is labour shortage.

Pedestrian killed on Hawke's Bay Expressway

Hawke's Bay expressway closed and detours in place following tragedy

Cambridge tree death: 'Shattered' family pays tribute to amazing mum

She was one of the country's first bilingual teachers at Rakaumanga Kura Kaupapa Māori.

Texas school shooter's mother breaks silence with shock claim

Salvador Ramos shot his grandmother before killing 21 people at a Texas primary school.

Hit-and-run survivor returns to finish race across US - with surgeons who saved him

Five years on from the hit and run, Nick Ashill is returning to finish his ultra marathon.

Sideswipe: Tip jar gag

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Improving access to justice for the poor: What Budget 2022 will do, but is it enough?

Government shifts legal aid dial, but a full-time minimum wage earner still won't qualify

Fulltime whistle: Is it time to sell Spark Sport? Global trends say yes

Analyst says yes. Discovery-BT deal in the UK points the way.

Shane Te Pou: Lessons to be learnt from Aussie election result

OPINION: The first and most obvious is "be careful what you wish for".

Herald morning quiz: May 26

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Simon Wilson: They're burying Joe Hawke today

The tangi for the great Ngāti Whātua leader Joe Hawke has been building all week.

Revealed: Rugby league practice threat sparked Auckland gang shooting war

The Herald can reveal the spark that ignited the shooting war between the rival gangs.

Spy boss: Putin-supporting cybercrims could target NZ with revenge attacks

Russian hackers have threatened to attack any country that supports Ukraine.