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Easter holidaymakers warned of severe weather, 'expect the unexpected'
'If you are in Northland today and your plans are flexible, we suggest you delay travel.'
Star dumps husband, agent after Magic Mike exit
The actress left the movie after an explosive fight with Channing Tatum over Will Smith.
Gold Coast man takes his own life during funeral service
A man tragically took his own life at a funeral in front of shocked mourners.
Get ready for the return of big music shows
Some of the biggest bands in the world are set to return to New Zealand shores again.
Special report: The tragic trend making ghosts of our glaciers
Our snowlines are rising at 'a screaming pace'. Just what does Aotearoa stand to lose?
Inside Shanghai quarantine: 24-hour lights, no hot showers
The city has reported more than 300,000 cases since late March.
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Josh Kronfeld joins the Between Two Beers podcast.
James Doolan: How tourists subsidise date night - and why we need them back fast
Hotel Council Aotearoa director James Doolan describes how tourists subsidise date night.
Russians cruelly taunt captured British mercenary
'I do not know what happened to the dead bodies.'
Chris Rattue: The genius coach that could help fix Black Ferns' problems
OPINION: Chris Rattue runs through the winners and losers from the past week of sport.
Watch: Kmart chaos - woman uses kitchen tongs to stab staffer
Police are investigating an incident at a Kmart in Hamilton over the weekend.
Fears Harry and Meghan could 'hijack' Queen's Jubilee celebrations
The Sussexes are reportedly gearing up to steal the show at the Platinum Jubilee.
All hands to the pump: How OfficeMax survives Covid's mass disruption
Office supplies retailer forced to change tack as Omicron hits workforce.
The elusive politics of Elon Musk
New York Times: What kind of political philosophy does Elon Musk believe himself?
Fatal police shooting: Victim's history of fleeing officers
A man died after he was shot during a traffic stop in New Plymouth.
Phil Gifford: Five talking points from Super Rugby Pacific
Controversy in Dunedin, glorious rugby in Christchurch and a big promise kept in Hamilton.
'Feeding frenzy': Explosion in people keen to head overseas
Border restriction changes have locals looking to book international trips again.
'Expect anxiety': How to cope with returning to the office - expert's top tips
When one-time normal becomes abnormal - how to cope with being back among colleagues.
Mum on challenges of starting job in lockdown
Emma-Kate Greer didn't expect her colleagues to e-meet her children quite so soon.
Simon Bridges' advice for successor, and why he wouldn't change a thing
The National MP hopes his replacement will 'keep it real'.
John Tamihere: Why trolls obsess over Ardern and Gayford
OPINION: John Tamihere says opponents expose their true agenda with attacks on the couple.
When the next Omicron wave is expected to hit NZ
Modellers also estimate our Omicron wave might ultimately infect half the population.
'Afraid' of rejection: Mortgage lending plummets, tough rules blamed
Interest rate rises add up for borrowers, with masses of fixed loans due for refinancing
Testing 1, 2, 3... A gold-class choose-your-own-adventure for gourmands
Get out and support hospo - in style
The Front Page: Is it time to cancel Easter?
With 157 religious affiliations in NZ, does the Easter break still make sense?
Auckland single mum starts baby formula company
Elke Pascoe explains how she lives a transtasman lifestyle juggling being mum and CEO.
The watchful eye of Paihia: Town's state-of-the-art CCTV system paying off
CCTV paid for by seized criminal assets used to nab suspect in attack on town custodian.
Jarrod Gilbert: How a mouse outsmarted my cats and me
Opinion: Jarrod Gilbert on how a mouse managed to fool two cats and a human.
Mystery bikes keep turning up on Whanganui's South Mole
Whanganui District Council are unaware of who is behind the seaside installation
Food TV queen Nadia Lim's new business venture
Foodie's farm shop is being run out of a converted shed.