North Korean missile tests were 'practice to attack South'
Claims recent launches are tests for 'merciless' strike against military targets.
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The Palm Beach holiday home was originally a small fibrolite bach.
Top Russian general and 'hero' removed from command
Vladimir Putin's top general in the war effort has met a particularly ignominious fate.
SkyCity Adelaide might face A$50m fine: analysts
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Govt’s most divisive policy: Will Three Waters make it to the election?
The Government's plan to rethink water management has met fierce criticism.
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Live cricket updates: Black Caps v Ireland, T20 World Cup
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City of the future? Developers win approval for new hub to house 60,000 people
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Watch live: PM Jacinda Ardern fronts Labour Party conference
Jacinda Ardern will front party faithful in Auckland.
Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan shot
Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan shot in the leg, one of his supporters killed.
Callaghan vs Manaaki: Explaining the most confusing business feud of 2022
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Canterbury beach blaze: 130 evacuees allowed to return home
Police have confirmed fireworks started the large beach fire.
Covid infection may cause an inflammatory response in the brain
Study identifies potential risks for neurodegenerative conditions, but also treatment.
White House accuses N. Korea of sending secret arms to Russia
US Security Council says artillery shipments are being 'funnelled' to Russia.
Schools install vape detectors as teen vaping rises
One in five secondary students is estimated to have taken up vaping.
Red Dragon rising: How much will China tension ‘squeeze’ NZ
How worried should New Zealand be about China's growing influence?
Code-swapper: Speedy Leopard pounces after sporting switch
Former top domestic cricket player tosses in bat for football's National League.
Auckland Catholic rest home losing $100,000 a month set to close
Enormous emotional and physical cost on residents, staff and the health system.
The free speech conflict that faces Elon Musk as he takes over Twitter
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Simon Wilson: Mayor Brown's new campaign - you might think everything is now officially awful
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Global food concerns rise as Moscow halts grain deal
US President Joe Biden warns of global hunger increase because of Russia’s move.
Unfair Air NZ fares: Travellers unhappy at sky-high prices
Frustrated passengers forking out more as airfare prices soar.
'A wall of people': Witness recalls harrowing Seoul crowd surge
Death toll from Halloween street party rises to 153 with 133 injured.
'It'd be terrifying': Where Scott 'Razor' Robertson could go after missing out on All Blacks job
Covert meetings suggest he came closer to being All Blacks coach than previously known.
Agony and ecstasy: How rugby heroes triumphed over on-field tragedy
A day of deep sorrow ended in a day of joy for rugby fans on the East Coast.
'It’s just a privilege': Life with NZ's newest quadruplets
Proud Napier parents Joanne and Brett Wills introduce us to their cute quadruplets.
Fact and fiction increasingly blurred in modern Britain
In Britain today it's getting harder to sort fact from fiction.
Claire Trevett: The Luxon Maccas photo op while Ardern is on the ice
Labour conference will celebrate pay agreements law - but the polls will hang over it.
Does a criminal's 'appalling upbringing' require softer punishment?
Some judges question whether commissioned written cultural reports are really necessary.
Wayne's Week: Simon Wilson on why Auckland's new mayor keeps writing angry letters
Auckland's new mayor has been writing letters - but why?
Jailed Gloriavale child sex offender loses fight to keep name secret
Man serving two years and nine months for offending against a girl under the age of 12.