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Opinion: What every new mayor in the country needs, but can't promise

There's one thing people should look for in candidates at this year's local body elections

Chloe Swarbrick: Students don't need no debt with their education

OPINION: Students at last reclaiming voice governments have spent decades undermining.

Sideswipe: Succulents are easy

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

Juha Saarinen: So you want to block social media?

Online forums are deemed harmful, but could they be blocked?

Herald morning quiz: April 13

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Major hotel chain to continue living wage post MIQ

Many of these workers were at or just above the minimum wage at the start of the pandemic.

Is an intern an employee? Woman's complaint against Ministry goes to hearing

Intern Melanie Govender was paid $25,000 but says she should be treated as an employee.

Lessons from a sex therapist: Lust, secrets and surprising reason people have affairs

Times: "The pandemic hurt people's sexual life, there's no doubt about that."

Weather: Fears ex-tropical cyclone Fili could cause 'catastrophic' flooding

Mayor 'preparing for the worst' ahead of ex-tropical cyclone Fili.

Exodus after borders open: Officials estimate 50,000 Kiwis will leave next year

MBIE says at the very most up to 125,000 people could leave in next year.

Mariupol mayor says civilian dead 'carpet the streets'

Claims the death toll from the siege of the Ukraine city could surpass 20,000.

Chilli the border collie's amazing survival story

'How am I going to tell my daughter I've lost our beloved pet?'

Revealed: Rich-lister's bumper pay and dividend package

Duke's trust has also benefited from the retailer's strong performance.

High-income families less likely to get children jabbed

10 per cent of parents declined to have their children vaccinated.

Analysis: Why Greens gave party stalwart the boot

Iona Pannett's vote to protect more character homes in the inner city has cost her.

Fatal crash: 'She should have slowed down, backed off and let him in'

The collision was so forceful the victim's car was compacted to just 65cm on impact.