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'Get a life' - mayor to protesters who gridlocked Auckland
A blast for protesters whose unlawful bridge crossing stopped Auckland traffic for hours.
Revealed - the secrets of Auckland's newest palatial estate
A young Auckland couple have created a dream Italian villa in Riverhead.
Settlement reached between woman and employer on gender discrimination
An AKL woman's manager criticised her use of sick leave for menstruation-related illness.
Man dies after completing 'feat of endurance' swim across Cook Strait
Man who swam across Cook Strait died after completing the feat.
School closes for two weeks with an Omicron case in almost every class
'We're not prepared to sit back and let this thing gobble everybody up', principal says.
Harry demands to know who refused him security in the UK
The Duke of Sussex is challenging the decision to withdraw his police protection.
Man dies in workplace incident at transport depot in Carterton
Emergency teams are at the transport depot in Carterton.
Another record - 13,606 community cases of Covid; 263 in hospital; 5 in ICU
New Zealand has seen another day of record Covid-19 escalation.
Police allow illegal protest on to Harbour Bridge to avoid 'escalating' situation
All protesters were off the bridge by 12.45pm, with the crowd gathered at Victoria Park.
'Cold' couple used dating app to lure man they then buried alive
The couple used a dating app to kidnap men and then torture them.
Barry Soper and Heather du Plessis-Allan welcome baby boy Iggy
The broadcasting couple have become parents together for the first time.
Steve Braunias: Happy Birthday to my 15-year-old
"Euphoria is like our current events. It's something we all talk about the next day."
The protest leader, tinfoil hats and the conspiracy theory
Tinfoil hats are in use at the Parliament camp amid claims of a Government radiation plot.
Live: Police with riot gear rush to Parliament protest, have set up road block
The use of rapid antigen tests is better showing the extent of the outbreak, experts say.
How to tell if you are working for a great boss or a bad manager
Control freaks and insecure managers who look after themselves first can taint workplaces.
Mark Lister: What the Russian invasion means for financial markets
Ongoing military conflict may lead to economic fallout.
Prince Harry's latest move leaves one big question
Daniela Elser: Never before have lawyers raked in so much in legal fees from the royals.
Women of steel: Wāhine toa artists Yona Lee and Janine Williams
Two Auckland artists on challenging gender stereotypes and changing the world.
Live: The battle for Kyiv - Russian troops bear down on capital as dozens killed; disputed reports of captured second city
Ukraine leader says 'you may not see me alive again' as invasion continues.
Person fighting for life after central Auckland crash
The person had to be cut free from the badly damaged car on The Strand in Parnell.
The forgotten man: New Blues recruit expecting hostile reception
New Blues hooker is embracing his imminent personal battle with former Hurricanes mates.
Short and sweet relief for Kiwi bakers after brown sugar appears then disappears from shelves
Production for brown sugar has restarted but it's sold out as soon as it hits the shelf.
Russia invades Ukraine - Chernobyl nuclear site captured, Kiwi on aftermath of missile strikes
Russian military might rolls on into Ukraine as global condemnation heats up.
'Like... 1939': Former PMs, diplomats reflect on Putin and Russia
Vladimir Putin was once capable of sharing a joke with Helen Clark, now he's waging war.
John Roughan: Naivety soon to be a thing of the past for NZ faced with rising Omicron
OPINION: Fearful or naive, we are going to meet the virus now.
Does war show a weakness in new fuel supply plan for NZ?
Ships to bring fuel to NZ could be in short supply in a global event, claim opponents.
Fran O'Sullivan: Finally, the time has come to make Putin pay
Hitting Russia's elite financially might just work.
Derek Cheng: Why isolation requirements for overseas arrivals should be already scrapped
Letting overseas arrivals head straight into the community poses little additional risk.
'I went to the Parliament protest. I was moved and repulsed'
Amanda Saxton goes inside the Parliament Occupation to see first-hand what's happening
Afghanistan famine: 'I saw a young girl sold by her parents for food'
Almost half the children in Afghanistan are at risk of acute malnutrition.
'It hasn't sunk in yet': Meet the $10 million man, Dudley Barton
He first tried to sell half in 1996, then fought the council over $400,000 rates
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of the Freedom Gang
The ongoing saga of the Freedom Gang - usurped by Russia?
Why this $344m project will be NZ's coolest building job
"The idea is to build it completely in New Zealand and then take it down there."