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Business Hub: Gavin Hunt on building more than 10,000 homes
"I was a hippy surfer from Tauranga".
Govt raising minimum wage to $21.20
Government hiking minimum wage and starting out wage from April 1.
Big Boost weekend! Record 446 new community cases; 10 million vaccine jabs milestone
Yesterday there was a record number of casess.
Seven things you can do in your 60s to guarantee a longer life
Telegraph: No matter how bad your habits, it's never too late to start living healthily.
'I'm not a criminal, I'm a regular person': Anti-mandate protesters appear in court
About 27 protesters will come through the Wellington courts after a night behind bars.
Protesters in high spirits, flanked by police as Parliament occupation enters day four
The occupation is now in its fourth day.
Man who denies murdering Mt Roskill barber named
Brian James, 23, was shot and killed two days before Christmas in a violent attack.
Karl Puschmann: Is the joke on us with Kristen Bell's thriller parody?
This comedy is played so straight it could pass for the real deal.
Man who abused children jailed for 15 years, nine months
Northland man gets lengthy jail sentence for sexual and other abuse of children
'Misguided' - Attorney-General pours scorn on protesters; reinforcements set to join today
Police have moved into 'enforcement mode' but the occupation could last days yet.
New rapid test scheme not enough, business group says
Bubble of one, rapid test scheme out as Parliament protest standoff continues.
Fijian rugby player guilty of assaulting women
Inappropriate behaviour by Southland Stag at Invercargill strip club ends in court.
Queenstown Central among least boosted suburbs
Only about a quarter of over-18s in tourist hub have been boosted as Omicron arrives.
Last post for old face masks
Blue and white face coverings recycled into long-lasting fence posts.
Matthew Hooton: Beyond the fringe, anger is real
Disquiet about Covid rules is rising — and not just among the conspiracy theorists.
Kingdom come! Historic church's owner threatens to blow it up after consents row
Peter Gill launched his own religion but calling on a higher power is yet to work for him.
Sideswipe: Non-sensical 80s lyrics
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Cyclone Dovi: Severe weather warning as cyclone heads towards NZ
A severe weather update is in place for areas of New Zealand as the cyclone approaches.
Roger Morris: What NZ gained by being tough on Covid
OPINION: Epidemiologist and economist runs the ruler over our outcomes.
Police say protest may go for days; 122 people arrested, 2 cops 'assaulted'
Police have arrested more than 50 people, and urge protesters to retreat peacefully.
'Budget blowouts': $4.8m in extra funding for city projects after 'delays', Covid
The provision of extra money has been considered unfair on ratepayers.
New Zealand rugby league great Olsen Filipaina dies aged 64
Kiwi rugby league great Olsen Filipaina has passed away after a bout of kidney failure.
Lloyd Jones: An open letter to the protesters at Parliament
OPINION: The Prime Minister says you are part of New Zealand. I beg to differ.
Watch: Police officers drag naked protester by her hair
Footage sent to the Herald shows officers dragging a naked protester from the crowd.
Two Covid cases confirmed in Queenstown
The second case was believed to be the partner of the case announced earlier today.
Market Watch: The big correction - where has the smart money gone?
Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor talks to Liam Dann about the share market correction.
Costco NZ reveals new opening date for $100m+ store
What happens with the border will still affect cash-and-carry store.
Who's being hit hardest by inflation? Data reveals cost of living
New Household living-costs price indexes show who's really seeing the highest inflation.
National MP Stuart Smith: Covid restrictions put wine industry at risk
A lack of workers could complicate this year's harvest season, writes Stuart Smith.
Lendlease puts two NZ retail outlets up for sale again
Australians bought four NZ malls in 2010 for $185m: now they're selling two.
New operating theatres, intensive care, wards rising at Epsom's Mercy Hospital
Old Stella Maris building demolished to make way for huge new wing.
'For my sanity': Auckland retail institution to close down after 30 years
Veteran retailer David Eggleton explains why his menswear store is closing for good.