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British police confirmed a body had been found in the Avon Gorge in Bristol.
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Huge Kate bombshell in new Royal book
OPINION: A new book from a royal insider leaves no one out.
Motorway mayhem as multiple vehicles involved in crash on Northwestern
Expect delays if you are heading into the city from West Auckland.
Unemployment tipped for another record low
Labour shortages have likely driven the strongest wage growth since 2009.
'Public sick of the spin': Luxon says National's poll surge encouraging
And Te Pāti Māori has once again found itself in the position of kingmaker.
TVNZ staff mourn: Body found in search for missing Kiwi in UK
Police located and recovered the body of a man in Avon Gorge, Bristol.
Biscuit giant Arnott's to bring manufacturing back to NZ after 25 years
The Australian business will operate out of a new factory in Avondale.
Air NZ's $2.2b capital rescue deal: Bookbuild for remaining shares begins
Airline 'very pleased' with offer take-up - 88 per cent of the new shares sold.
Depp-Heard libel: Judge orders case to proceed
Amber Heard's team to present witnesses after more than three weeks of hearings.
New study shows exact amount of vitamin C needed to improve health
If you weigh 90kgs, you need an extra 30mg over the daily average of 110mg.
Biden blasts 'radical' Roe draft, warns other rights at risk
Supreme Court justices respond to outrage by launching probe into who leaked the decision.
He scrawled 'FTP' on a police car. Why 'cheeky' tagger was let off by judge
Cop car tagger signs off from sentencing with a message to the court: 'thanks guys'.
Homemade Taser, brawl and vandalism: Boycott likely as bus stop violence escalates
Frightened drivers say they are reaching a tipping point of taking strike action.
Richard Prebble: Thinking the unthinkable – the return of stagflation
OPINION: Only strong monetary policy can give NZ low inflation, writes Richard Prebble.
Auckland's new $2b cycle plan: 'Outrage' v the quest for a more liveable city
Plan comes despite AT running out of money to run public transport at current levels.
Skid marks near median barrier tarnish new $1.25b roadway
The new $1.25 billion road out of Wellington has been open for a little over a month.
'Go Mum, go': Video captures children's terror during violent road rage attack
A New Zealand man has admitted his "alarming" act of road rage.
The Front Page: Has the Government lost control of vaping?
Vaping stores have proliferated and the impact is being seen in younger users.
More Kiwis may get reinfected with Covid amid waning immunity and new variants
Yesterday, 9109 community cases were reported.
Comment: Workplace safety has lapsed back to woefully inadequate
OPINION: Port worker deaths are evidence of poor workplace safety standards. Here's more.
Troy Kingi - 'I didn't know where I sat in the spectrum of sound'
The award-winning muso on ignoring niche, Matariki and embracing 80s cheese.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Don't look up - or out to sea - in NZ
Climate change is here - whether or not our path ends in catastrophe is up to all of us.
Hope for Wellington's Armstrong Downes' subcontractors?
"The liquidators/developer will need to negotiate with the existing subbies" - Herd
Property industry in the wealth tax firing line
Newly released figures show people in property and land industries dominate uber-wealthy
BusinessNZ ramps up campaign against Fair Pay Agreements
Business NZ is ramping up a campaign against fair pay agreements.
Ombudsman re-investigating Green MP Julie Anne Genter's secret letter
Genter penned the letter in 2019 when she was also the Associate Minister of Transport
Sideswipe: Cakes with threatening auras
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Doggone: Missing pooch reunited with owner a year later
The canine is one of hundreds stolen or lost in the Bay of Plenty each year.
Learning to want what you already have: Matt Heath meets William B Irvine
Happiness Editor Matt Heath meets professor of philosophy William B Irvine.
Explainer: What falling liquidity means for interest rates
Liquidity in NZ's wholesale swaps market has dried up, putting upward pressure on rates.
Revealed: Police to launch 'gang taskforce' in Auckland as part of nationwide crackdown
New police unit to chase up tips about gang members, focus on unruly traffic behaviour.
Terror in aisle seven: Inside the Dunedin Countdown knife attack
Those first on the scene of the Dunedin Countdown knife attack speak for the first time.