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Ferries procured without extra $565m requested: saga ends with "stern" Robertson letter.
'Locked in a room': Fresh Cleo Smith details as parents break silence
Cleo Smith's mum has revealed what her daughter told her of the 18 days missing.
Omicron: Testing numbers plunge as fatigue sets in
Testing numbers were dramatically lower after Omicron's spread than after Delta's spread.
Shane Reti: Are Covid deaths the sole measure of pandemic effectiveness?
A question to ask is whether the death figure covers the breadth of the impact of Covid.
Powerhouse real estate: Auckland iwi's $243m property portfolio boost
Importance of whenua acknowledge in accounts.
Omicron's 1pm overhaul? Top expert suggests new way of tackling daily case numbers
Michael Baker focuses on moving average to 'smooth out the saw tooth' of daily cases.
Editorial: Omicron outbreak in the balance but case numbers aren't the only thing to watch
EDITORIAL: A comparison with the Delta outbreak shows how different Omicron is.
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A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Switching focus: Mini themed photoshoots keep business humming for family firm
Husband and wife duo switched focus when Covid-19 hit NZ shores.
'Embarrassed' to be Kiwi: Man on hunger strike in MIQ in bid to see dying father
"I'm just embarrassed to be a New Zealander."
Dark side of paradise: 'Sinister' cracks show in perfect suburb
It's one of the most successful experiments in creating a living community.
Gold in the cold! Sadowski-Synnott makes Kiwi history with epic final run
New Zealand have for the first time struck gold in the cold.
PandaGate: Why Sadowski-Synnott didn't get her gold medal
Many were confused by the post-final podium presentation.
'Unbelievable sportsmanship': World reacts to Zoi's historic gold
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott made history for New Zealand on the slopes in Beijing.
Police release name of 'dangerous' prisoner on the run
Michael Tautari is described as about 165cm tall and of medium-to-small build.
Petrol smashes $3/litre barrier, could go higher
When fuel costs spike, lower income families cut down on food, a budgeter says.
Elon Musk has answered Tonga's internet call: reports
The devastating eruption in mid-January damaged an undersea telecommunications cable.
Protest convoy heading to Wellington from both ends of NZ
NZ copycat of the Canada Freedom Convoy on the move. Police are monitoring.
Meet our new Olympic hero: 13 things you may not know about Zoi Sadowski-Synnott
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott became the first New Zealander to claim a Winter Olympic gold medal.
Revealed: How much you might have in unused gift cards
The average Kiwi has $72 in unused gift card credit, a survey has found.
Sasha Borissenko: Being an evil capitalist, one year on
I barked on about excessive rents and the housing market - then I bought property.
Little royal rugby fans: Princes' love of the game revealed
And one has a "kamikaze" approach to physical activity, says mum Kate Middleton.
Fly fisher launches survival kit business amid exploring backyard boom
Entrepreneur's start-up betting on more people taking up outdoor adventures.
208 Covid cases, mystery South Island infection, as numbers dip from Saturday
There are 12 people in hospital with the virus.
Heavy rain hits North Island - new warnings of more to come
Adding to the humidity, intense rain is forecast for east from Hawke's Bay to Coromandel.
The sex myth women need to know about men
Most women make a huge assumption about what men want, writes sex columnist.
The Ex-Files: Dividing the family home when one person wants to stay
My ex wants to sell our home, but I can't afford to buy him out and want to stay here.
NZ's first Winter Olympics gold? Sadowski-Synnott on course to soar into history books
Kiwi gold-medal hope Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has sent a warning to her slopestyle rivals.
Liam Dann: Is your KiwiSaver next? Why Meta's meltdown is a wake-up call
Your KiwiSaver is going backwards, get used to it. The big pandemic returns were a mirage.
Diana Clement: Why do we make silly financial decisions?
OPINION: Hormones, neurons and more are controlling our economic decisions.
Is the rise of killer machines closer than we think?
Times: We need to understand the potential of superintelligence - before it turns on us.
Is it time for a work-from-home reset?
Kiwi clinical psychologist Dr Sarb Johal shares tips on working from home.