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Charles steps up: Queen delegates opening of UK Parliament for first time

Pomp and pageantry go on as the Queen misses the State Opening of Parliament.

'It sounded terrified': Man living in Mt Maunganui cave convicted for beating puppy

The man was living with his dog in a cave near Mount Maunganui.

The Magnificent Seven: The Knight and Dames Jacinda Ardern didn't want to mess with

OPINION: The group of leaders who took on Jacinda Ardern - and didn't lose.

Herald morning quiz: May 11

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Juha Saarinen: Having a smartphone neural breakdown

It's the AI inside that counts.

Sideswipe: One-in-a-million coincidences

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

The broken public healthcare system leaving women in pain

One woman was told her pain was all in her head. It was - in fact it was a brain tumour.

Climate change: Why there's a new legal risk for directors

Expert warns boards are not well prepared for the new climate reporting regime.

Opinion: The non-Covid reason Wellingtonians are working from home

Some office workers had to abruptly leave their buildings long before the virus arrived.

Police spike car after chase in St Heliers

This evening police spiked two vehicles, one in Auckland and the other in Upper Hutt.

Remote car-stopping technology a crime 'game changer'

When to chase, and when to hold back: Remote car-stopping tech could be a 'game changer'.

Dirty dishes: Axe-wielding dad threatened to chop up son

Enraged over kitchen chores, a dad assaulted his twins and chased them with an axe.

Caught with bacon down his pants: Recidivist shoplifter busted by security

Perry Osbourne had been caught stealing before. This time security was waiting for him.

Opinion: Queen not attending Parliament opening biggest red flag yet

The Queen's latest appointment cancellation is deeply concerning.

Minister hints at fuel tax scrap if congestion charges introduced

Michael Wood hinted the Government could repeal the Auckland regional fuel tax.

Analysis: A deal for Kim Dotcom - how the Megaupload case ends

David Fisher has covered the case from the beginning and asks: Will Kim Dotcom cut a deal?