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Violent clashes - protesters arrested, cars forklifted out as police continue to clear occupation
Police still plan to 'contain' as protesters stay on at Parliament, camp in Auckland.
Player ratings: How the Black Caps performed against South Africa
Niall Anderson analyses how all 11 Black Caps performed in the 1-1 test series draw.
Simon O'Connor: NZ needs autonomous sanction power
OPINION: National MP says NZ to act on the country's inability to punish world injustices.
Delays in RAT delivery the latest government failure during pandemic, says doctor
'Oh my God, it's just crazy,' pharmacy owner says of demand for RATS.
'You cannot watch without crying': Terror as Russian strike hits Ukraine's second-largest city
Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelenskyy declares: 'Nobody will forgive. Nobody will forget.'
Ardern hints at Russian Sanctions Bill coming
The Government looks set to pass a law specifically targeting Russia over its invasion.
Rainbow Springs to close permanently, but not all hope is lost
It's an institution for most New Zealanders and announcement is 'distressing'.
Name suppression sought after doctor-patient affair
Significant age gap between the pair, and patient began seeing the doctor as a teenager.
Dramatic footage of attack on Kharkiv building; claim Russia used vacuum bomb
Radioactive waste in Kyiv hit as Ukraine asks world for help at UN.
Top runner's 'horrific' accident: 'My body just melted over my head'
Life changed in a split second for the running coach whose job is to help others.
'Huge pressure': Hospital at 93 per cent capacity as Omicron surges
But the Health Minister says he is 'confident' hospitals were prepared for the outbreak.
Chlöe Swarbrick: Poverty shouldn't be accepted part of tertiary study path
Inequity exists at all stages of NZ education but is shamefully baked in for uni students.
Ockham NZ Book Awards finalists announced
For the best in New Zealand literature, look no further.
Richard Prebble: Russia's invasion of Ukraine has lessons for NZ
We have to be willing to defend our freedom. If we are not, no one else will do it for us.
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Council mistakes Auckland man's disability aids for inorganic collection
A council contractor took his inorganic collection, plus a few other things.
Comment: Mayor's leadership on the protest better late than never
Andy Foster visiting protest influencers isn't as offensive as some might think.
'The next F&P Healthcare': Alimetry raises $16m for breakthrough product
Movac partner has a good gut feeling.
Mīharo! Which iwi are doing best financially
Tens of millions being distributed as well as housing, education, career help.
Ranked: NZ's top 100 rugby players
In an exercise that involved many late nights, we rank the top 100 NZ men's rugby players.
Derek Cheng: Testing balls-up proof Govt caught off guard by Omicron
Testing delays mean the vulnerable or critical workers may have fallen through the cracks.
Help! How do I prepare for an international flight to Australia?
A lot has changed in the last three years. Here is what to expect.
Return of aviation not a quick fix for high shipping rates
Catch 22 for NZ importers and exporters in return of aviation activity.
Josep Borrell: Russian might is not right
OPINION: EU foreign affairs representative says Russia is lying to justify Ukraine attack.
Wife absolutely savages MAFS sugar daddy
One rich MAFS husband has been brutally rebuffed by his hot wife in a blistering take-down
DHBs ask Employment Court to stop healthcare strike
The DHBs says patient services shouldn't be used for bargaining leverage.
Andrew Alderson: Three big questions after Black Caps loss
Opinion: NZ have squandered their chance for a first test series cricket win over.
'Too much boob': Physiotherapist accused of touching breast
A physiotherapist is accused of touching a woman's breast three times during a massage.
'Let's not make this the new toilet paper': Warning as demand for RATs ramps up
One pharmacy owner sold up to 6000 RATs to the public across five outlets on Monday.
The $40,000 kidnap plan: Victim tortured for two days for money that didn't exist
The man was locked in a room, threatened with a knife and stabbed with a screwdriver.
Bloomfield misled public over testing capacity, says opposition
ACT leader David Seymour went further, calling for Dr Bloomfield to be removed.
Rapist tried to add victim on Facebook while awaiting trial
A convicted rapist attempted to add his victim on Facebook while awaiting trial.