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'They're just babies': School holiday crime wave
Children's Commissioner says pain inside children may be behind recent spree.
Lotto Powerball: One lucky player wins $13m
The huge win includes $12 million for Powerball, and $1m for Division One.
Crusaders stunned by Waratahs
A shocking first half condemned the Crusaders to a stunning defeat.
After the Storm: Johnson the golden-point hero as Warriors bounce back
Mark this down as the great escape.
The Kiwi company offering unlimited annual leave to staff
They encourage employees to take more than four weeks a year.
Fears Prince Harry has Camilla in his sights in forthcoming autobiography
Harry's autobiography is expected to reveal how he really feels about Camilla.
'Dodged a bullet': Leon MacDonald's warning to the Blues
'We don't want to keep doing this,' admits Blues coach after shaky victory.
Big change looming: 'Neutral' countries make Russia move
They're known for being neutral, but this could change in a big way.
Revealed: High-profile Oz gang member charged with assaulting woman before his death
Police charged 501 deportee with assault without formal statement from alleged victim.
CBD hit and run death: Friend's frantic search for mate at nightclub
Best friend of teen who died tells of partying with him before coming across crime scene.
Seven more Covid deaths and 7043 new community cases
Yesterday, there were 14 deaths, 8242 new cases and 480 people with Covid-19 in hospital.
'This cannot go on': Revealed - The biggest killer of pregnant women and new mums
Report calls for urgent changes to maternal health services.
Watch: Gun fired outside busy Hamilton shopping centre in broad daylight
Police are making inquiries to locate the people involved.
What major health sector reform means for Southern Cross
"We're joined at the hip" says Southern Cross Healthcare chair.
Fran O'Sullivan: How many eggs fit into a Chinese basket?
Questions are again being asked about NZ reliance on giant market.
Mary Holm: Everyone wants a home of their own - or do they?
Rates, insurance, home maintenance ... maybe renting isn't such a bad alternative.
Highs and lows of a Kiwi cult hero: Lance Cairns on life, loss and his famous son
Cairns reflects on going deaf, being able to hear again and his son's medical conditions.
Former students complained about clarinet teacher dating pupil years before latest allegations
"It was just this weird thing that no body talked about."
At 24, she opened a restaurant in the middle of a pandemic. How did that go?
Greg Bruce meets up-and-coming restaurant queen Diva Giles.
Tracey Edmonds: My daughter was sexually assaulted. This is how we can stop people like serial rapists
A teenager who raped and sexually violated multiple girls avoided jail at his sentencing.
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Christopher Luxon
OPINION: Dreamed last night that I was being interviewed by Jack Tame.
Claire Trevett: Why Luxon will breathe a sigh of relief when Bridges goes
OPINION: While the PM's been away, Labour has done a Marie Kondo on contentious issues.
David Schnauer: Is 2050 children's make-believe or serious policy?
OPINION: David Schnauer says Government's aspirational zero goals cloud policymaking.
$400k gone: The 'sickening gut punch' when you learn you've been scammed
They thought they'd invested $400,000 at Westpac. Weeks later they learned it was a scam.
Dr Andrew Dickson: The Govt has torpedoed my disabled kid's return to school
OPINION: Dr Andrew Dickson on why kids need to keep wearing face masks at school.
Heather du Plessis-Allan's baby joy: 'Motherhood blows me away'
The broadcaster's already so smitten with Iggy, she already wants another.
Diana Wichtel: Harry follows parents' foot-in-mouth steps
Another day, another ill-advised interview by a member of the House of Windsor.
Revealed: The high-profile job Simon Bridges quit Parliament for
Bridges has been tight-lipped about his role since announcing he was leaving Parliament.
Fake or fortune? Colin McCahon's art has never been more collectable - or copied
Fakes, forgeries and why it's actually really hard to copy modern art.
Steven Joyce: Slamming the door in overseas students' faces
International education was once a success story — why not again?
Lifestyle or good employers? Why migrants really want to move to NZ
Good employers and career pathways are important to skilled workers eyeing New Zealand.
Pedestrian killed: Two 18yos charged after alleged Auckland hit-and-run
The incident occurred at 2.35am on Sunday.