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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.
'Something was wrong': Emotional testimony as parents of slain woman recall her last days
Akash has admitted stabbing Gurpreet Kaur to death in April 2016.
Crying schoolgirl 'forced' to have sex left devastated and with chlamydia
She said no but he didn't listen. Afraid, she offered no further resistance.
GP who raised alarm about Omicron reveals pressure 'not to call it mild'
Omicron- 'I was told not to publicly state that it was a mild illness.'
Rodney Hide backs Parliament protest 'fight'
Former Act leader Rodney Hide is disappointed in David Seymour for opposing the protests.
Kingsland brawl: Shooters Saloon patrons fight back with chairs
CCTV footage captured chairs being used in the street fight, a property manager says.
'It's a big deal': Adesanya signs one of richest contracts in UFC history
Kiwi Israel Adesanya believes his new deal is eclipsed only by Irish star Conor McGregor.
Kiwi director tops Forbes highest-paid entertainers list
Lord of the Rings director took home a staggering sum from the sale of his effects firm.
More than 50 arrests, evictions - all Parliament protesters trespassed
MPs universally condemned misinformation, while supporting their right to protest.
KiwiSaver funds rise despite weak NZ sharemarket
More than $88 billion is now invested in KiwiSaver funds.
Live: 1400 active cases across three DHBs - Auckland remains Omicron epicentre
In Auckland alone, there are 1218 Covid cases currently isolating at home.
Samsung unveils Galaxy S22: chops $100 off the purchase price
The tech company's boss says the pricing was a strategic choice.
Two teams isolating as Covid hits Super Rugby
The opening game of Super Rugby Pacific could be in doubt.
Denmark, overflowing with virus cases, embraces a 'bring it on' attitude
New York Times: The Nordic country is trying a bold, some say risky, approach.
New York announces an end to masks
Governor says infection rates have declined and it is safe to rescind the masking order.
Hot humid weather here for days: Remnants of cyclone set to impact NZ
The muggy weather won't peak until Saturday.
Boris Johnson confirms Covid isolation laws will be scrapped
UK intends to end all restrictions a month early with a plan to "live with Covid".
Ukraine crisis: British envoy flies to Moscow
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss warns of "massive consequences" unless Russia pulls back.
Titanium plate surgery for Jasmine Whiting after fall on boat after sailing rum race
Keen sailor Jasmine Whiting pushes on with 30th celebrations despite suborbital fracture.
Disabled child was killed at Christchurch school - Royal Commission witness
The boy was told to "shut up" and take the medication, and allegedly died soon after.
Mike Hosking: Even Labour voters feel shunned and disillusioned
OPINION: There is a huge price to pay for pulling the drawbridge up.
Commercial builders launch $210m apartment venture
Renting is such big business now that it commands its own development sector.
Thomas Coughlan: Next election shapes up as battle for Labour's soul
Labour needs to discover what sort of party it will be, if it is to win the next election.
Analysis: Don't be fooled. Transmission Gully was not and is not ready to open
Parts of the $1.25 billion motorway are being ripped up for repairs.
Sideswipe: What's in a name?
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
$250m warehouse buildings rising at South Auckland sites
Sorted Logistics and Cardinal Logistics go big at Drury.
Sir Ian Taylor: Speed up testing wait times or NZ will grind to a halt
OPINION: Time waiting for test results causes disruption to the workforce and the economy.
'Enough's enough': Sydney-based boss on our lockdowns
"It's a little overdone. Enough's enough," says Sydney-based boss on NZ lockdowns.
Andrew Barnes: The big risk to NZ's longstanding cash cow industry
Consumption habits are changing and New Zealand needs to evolve, writes Andrew Barnes.
America's Cup stoush heats up: Multi-millionaire's challenge to Dalton
Businessman challenges Team NZ over funding dispute, offers to pay for budget audit.
Rare insider trading prosecution over Pushpay shares sale
The FMA alleges inside information was used prior to a market announcement in 2018.