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Victims 'angry' as jailed child sex offender to be released early
Victim says it is 'cruel' offender will be moved to home in proximity to victims.
'Monster': Chief executive who filmed himself raping young girl finally named
Sex offender's former colleagues were given trauma counselling.
Lewd lingerie wearer loses privacy
Intensive supervision ordered for man with history of committing indecent acts.
Opinion: Bad habit Prince Harry can't quit
A new interview with Prince Harry highlights a bad habit that he is struggling to shake.
Teacher on inappropriate relationship charge: Tearful student tells of alleged van, bed incident
Male teacher accused of inappropriate relationship with a female student.
Woman drives around with $1m Lotto ticket in glove box for 8 months
An Auckland woman who bought a Lotto ticket on a whim has claimed a $1m prize.
Thomas Coughlan: Taxes on wealthy coming? You betcha
Taxes on the wealthy are likely - but so are tax cuts.
Watch: Ready to challenge supermarket duopoly - inside NZ's first Costco
The nearly-finished warehouse is out to challenge our supermarket duopoly.
Costco reveals petrol pricing, service station opens
US giant also plans presence in Wellington, Christchurch.
Claire Trevett: Will we see accountability for what the Govt got wrong with MIQ?
Govt took credit for what it got right - what about accountability for what it got wrong?
'Best of the best': Bank's amazing art collection to be sold for charity
The BNZ will sell its valuable art collection to raise money for a community charity.
World's oldest person dies at 119
Tanaka died of old age on April 19 at a hospital in Fukuoka, where she spent all her life.
The P in paradise: Meth use doubled in lockdown, remains elevated
Drug abuse rose sharply and has stayed well above the historical average.
Alec Baldwin may have pulled trigger: Four things we learned from Rust police files
New evidence of what happened when cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot.
Inside New Zealand's month of Russia trade talks
Inside New Zealand's flirtation with a Russian trade deal.
She spent her teens battling mental illness. Now she wants to change the system
Brooke Lacey is campaigning for reform of mental health services.
Opinion: The hot girl's guide to perimenopause
Women have endured perimenopausal symptoms in silence for too long, writes Nicola Alpe.
Inside the Warriors' thumping: What horror loss means for club
The AAMI park massacre was a seismic shock, after the progress of the last few weeks.
'We are absolutely broken': Reward offered for information on shot horse
The horse was shot on a rural property near Whanganui.
Get off social media, go and meet someone
Happiness Editor Matt Heath gets some advice on social media from a happiness professor.
Opinion: The French rule all Kiwi companies should follow
If your colleague starts down this path, you might go down it too.
Watch: Brazen ram-raid - cars driven into and through mall, shops ransacked
'There must be an element of thrill-seeking involved.'
House or travel? The new question for the 20-somethings
In many ways the answer for young people has already been decided.
Youth as young as 12 behind spike in car thefts, ram-raids
Police fear for the safety of the young offenders behind the wheel.
Sideswipe: With burgers, less is more
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Opinion: The problem Netflix needs to fix
OPINION: What was once Netflix's secret weapon is now its curse.
Juha Saarinen: Is Russia on the internet a bad idea?
Add up the cost of the attacks and Russia on the internet seems a bad idea.
Opinion: The case against the Reserve Bank and Finance Minister
OPINION: Economics professor says our key inflation tool has been abandoned.
244-room Auckland hotel hits market
The building stands on a leasehold site owned by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Whai Rawa.
'I was terrified of him': Survivor of serial teen rapist speaks out about 'calculating predator' at school
Victims confront serial teen sex offender who changed the trajectory of many young lives.
From security pacts to dancing kiwifruit: Was PM's overseas trip a success?
The Prime Minister took the opportunity to announce New Zealand was open for business.
Project Auckland: Phil Goff's greatest regret as mayor of Auckland
Phil Goff reflects on the trials and successes of his time at the reins of the Super City.