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Kiwi among victims after plane likely shot down by Nazis when "nearly home".
Inside story of how cowardly Kiwi dad killed wife, three kids
An inquest into the horrific deaths revealed the heroic final act of slain mother.
Two dead, three injured in Far North crash
State Highway 10 near Kaeo remains closed while emergency services are at the scene.
NZ's deadliest week: 23 new Covid deaths, 104 so far this week
More than 350 people have now died with Covid-19 in New Zealand.
How iPhone helped save life of Kiwi snowboarder in Swiss Alps
"Never solo again. No matter how experienced you think you are, it is no joke."
'It's an outrage:' Auckland Showgrounds could close to the public
The Auckland Showgrounds could be closed to the public and used to make movies.
More than 100 Covid deaths reported this week - worst toll so far
Yesterday, the Ministry of Health reported 13,475 community cases of Covid-19.
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of the Queen of Halos
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Chopper pilot's lucky escape: 'I didn't crash it, the machine crashed me'
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John Roughan: Testing the spirit of Ukraine nationalism - and Nato
OPINION: Not only has the Ukraine found inner strength, so has Nato.
Exclusive: 'When I woke she was gone' - her newborn girl was taken 57 years ago; finally, an apology
Maggie Wilkinson has received an historic settlement and in-person apology.
Thomas Coughlan: Forget poor, 'squeezed middle' what it's all about
National has quietly changed the goalposts of the "cost-of-living crisis".
Derek Cheng: Why Auckland could be in an orange halo next week
The key question is how much more pressure will no limits on indoor gatherings bring.
Justice delayed: Long waits for cases before Employment Relations Authority
Employment authority mired in delay even as the Government expands its remit.
55-level apartment tower to be NZ's tallest
"Aspects of the tower design have been heavily influenced by local Māori iwi" - report.
Who's the most leveraged listed property business?
Some of the businesses stand out as extremely conservatively geared.
Fletcher to buy part of Ellerslie racecourse for $100m+
Local residents and retailers will be consulted about plans for seven-level blocks.
Sustainable aviation fuel takes off overseas, why not in New Zealand?
Development of biofuels for planes speeds up as oil prices near record.
Homes owned by Auckland's politicians jump $14m in value in four years
PM Ardern's home has jumped $1.1m, while Opposition leader Luxon has netted $2.4m.
Protesters turn up to Wellington War Memorial, ignore RSA pleas to stay away
Protesters say they won't stop until the health response is "obliterated".
13,475 new Covid cases, 17 deaths as NZ faces deadliest week
The 7-day rolling average of reported deaths has climbed to 17.
Last sighting: Security image released of missing Auckland teen
13-year-old Aria Bridger was reported missing last Thursday.
April Fool: Marine deals a bit-fishy but KFC fine-dining lobster meal the real deal
Surf's up at Eden park and fish on the menu at KFC - watch what you read on April 1.
Avoiding Auckland's 'mistakes': Tauranga seeks design panel - at $185p/h
Some say the money will be worth it but others question if it's 'bang for buck'.
Misfiring guns, forgetting lines: Insiders reveal signs of Bruce Willis' tragic decline
Willis is stepping away from acting after he was diagnosed with aphasia.
Samoa and Vanuatu record first Covid-19 related deaths
One death has been recorded in Samoa while Vanuatu has had two deaths.
Do you have more money from today? Benefits, super, student allowances increase
Low-income earners get some relief, with a raft of income support measures kicking in.
'Panicked' Russian troops retreat from Chernobyl
Ukraine's state power company says illness showed up 'very quickly' in Russian soldiers.
Auckland house prices drop for first time in two years: one suburb falls $166,000
House values fell in about one quarter of Auckland suburbs in the last three months.
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Watch: Ngāti Manuhiri on luxury resort plans
The trust is vowing to take 'any action we need to' in opposing a proposal for a headland.