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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.

Herald morning quiz: February 10

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Sideswipe: What's in a name?

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

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.

$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.

Live: Big outbreak predicted as NZ modellers take swipe at earlier '50,000 by Waitangi Day'

It comes as a million Kiwis due for their booster will be getting contacted by text/email.

Emergency failures: Ambulance delayed over an hour for heart attack victim

Family waits an hour for an ambulance to take mother a seven minute drive to hospital.

One-eyed Winky the cat found after 10 years missing

Friendly moggy vanished from his family's Auckland Viaduct apartment a decade ago.

Gang VP who used teens in drug deals was a youth worker for Oranga Tamariki-linked agency

He was a drug-dealing Rebels gang member - and a youth worker in a Govt-funded role.

'Be mindful': Oscar's dad's plea to Covid complainers after 6yo's leukemia battle

Dad says Covid-19 precautions are a "no-brainer" when it comes to protecting his son.

House building costs surge upwards

Timber prices and building consents push costs at the fastest pace in four years.

'Almost Fiji like': Why is it so muggy, and when will there be some relief?

The hot and humid conditions are also expected to spread to more parts of the country.

Inflation, interest rates, reopening NZ: What's really in store for our economy?

Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr talks to Jamie Gray about what lies ahead for NZ.