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West Coast floods: Stranded parents, kids in nappies rescued by chopper as floodwaters rise
A mother and two young children in nappies were helped off the helicopter.
'We are so isolated': Concerns on Covid-free Great Barrier after infected flight
Advice is to self-isolate, get tested immediately and then again after day five.
Auckland woman who escaped MIQ with Covid-19 named, pleads guilty
Name suppression also lapsed today for Yvette Shelford, who has since recovered.
What went so badly wrong at Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg has lost billions following Meta's share price bloodbath.
'Heartbroken': Upset as Westport evacuates again; Worst rain still to come
Evacuations underway as mayor warns locals they could be away for up to three days.
'Not in control': Motorcyclist leads police on 30km lunchtime chase across Auckland
Motorists on the Southern Motorway reported the dangerously driven motorbike to police.
New housing consents smash all records
Might it be that the next set of data takes us to a new hallmark figure?
Disgraced doctor who stupefied, sexually assaulted patients to remain in jail until June
A disgraced GP has been denied parole for the fourth time over sexual assault of patients.
Trelise Cooper burglary: Thief jailed for fashion crime
There was 'no prospect' for the thief to pay reparation towards Cooper and her business.
50,000 daily cases by Waitangi? Hipkins on modelling: 'I've always been sceptical'
Covid-19 Minister insists modelling is still useful despite faulty global prediction.
Stock Takes: The ones to watch this reporting season
Who could surprise the market and who might need to raise more capital from investors?
Wild weather: Small West Coast town cut off as heavy rain closes in
Rain over the last 24 hours has made for Westport's wettest February day in 78 years.
Outlander stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish seen in NZ
Pair understood to be in New Zealand filming their second season of Men in Kilts.
Businesses 'chomping at the bit' but want more border detail
Rob Fyfe says businesses desperately need 'more speed' and 'more certainty'.
'Absolutely worn down': The Kiwis who can now come home after 'bittersweet' MIQ decision
The Prime Minister announced borders would open to stranded Kiwis later this month.
The rapid Covid test the Ministry of Health originally turned down
The Government's belated review of one rapid Covid test and why it left it so late.
Breast cancer: Māori, Pasifika and younger women most at risk - report
'Keep asking questions until you get your answers.'
Why families need social insurance
OPINION: Head of the Helen Clark Foundation puts a case for social unemployment insurance.
Sideswipe: For sale: A pile of medical mannequins
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Karl Puschmann: NFTs are a monkey's game you'd be bananas to join
A new doco examines the minefield of scams and environmental damage behind the hot tech.
Hooton: Luxon is even-stevens to become PM - could he mend divided NZ?
National leader should aim to heal a nation polarised as never before.
Duran Duran's NFTs offset by Queenstown trees
Rock band Duran Duran has linked native trees in Queenstown to its latest NFTs.
Brian Fallow: Job insurance plan won't come cheap
Scheme could help workers and employers, but there's no denying the added cost.
Boy, 12, charged with murder after 62yo's body found in crashed car
Judge orders mental health report for young murder-accused.
'Day of celebration': Charlotte Bellis relieved Kiwis can return home
The pregnant journalist says it's been a fight for many to get to this day.
Sub-par haircut 'not suitable for my self-respect', alleged drug trafficker tells judge
Drugs accused says he shouldn't have to cut his own hair while awaiting trial behind bars.
Damien Venuto: How long will the stench of MIQ hang over NZ?
With MIQ set to be dissolved, Damien Venuto questions how long the legacy will last.
Market close: Travel and tourism stocks get boost from border news
The New Zealand sharemarket turned a mixed trading day into its fourth successive gain.
Some light at the end of the tunnel: Travel agents taking bookings already
Flight Centre hopeful government re-considers unnecessary restrictions.
Mum sounds caution after daughter, 11, vaccinated without consent
Consent from a legal guardian is required to vaccinate anyone under 12 years old.
'Calculated and deliberate': Anti-mandate protester arrested at Tāmati Coffey's restaurant
Owners say the video doesn't show the whole story of the protester's abusive behaviour.
When can NZ expect a Covid vax for under 5s?
A Covid-19 vaccine for kids as young as 6 months may be months away, expert says.