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Is Govt doing enough to keep Kiwis safe? Hipkins responds to crime criticism

People don't feel as safe as they once did. So what is the Govt doing about it?

Twitter, FTX and Theranos: The unravelling of tech messiahs

The last few weeks have not been good for the messiahs of the tech industry.

Who's claiming money from NZ Tiny Homes?

Schedule of creditors issued.

Gone in three months: Kiwi victims lose $9m to brazen scammers

Scammer have drained nearly $9m from victims in the last three months.

Tunnel vision: Is this the solution for $15b second Waitematā harbour crossing?

A sleek vision for the future, but which harbour crossing concept will win?

'Swarm of variants' - Will Govt intervene amid worrying rise in Covid cases?

Covid-19 is not done with us yet.

Stanley Bay cliff collapse: What it means for homeowners

'All the way to heaven and to hell': Houses near cliff edge after heavy rain.

One year in: Can Christoper Luxon beat Jacinda Ardern in 2023?

National Party leader has steadied the ship, but can he now steer it to victory?

Drownings, boat accidents: Why are Kiwis still dying on the water?

One group of people accounts for 80 per cent of drowning deaths.

'Unnatural realm': Why Mitch James is dating under the radar

The star shares his worst date, the star sign he's sick of and if he's a romantic.

Analysts ask: Should Ryman keep more of residents' money?

The giant of New Zealand’s listed retirement village companies reports on Friday.

Bayswater Marina terrace, apartment housing sliced by a third to new $300m+ scheme

Hearing commissioners now have 30 working days to make their decision.

Decks hanging off the edge: Cliff collapse sparks dangerous building notices

"I'm glad I live on the side of a dormant volcano" - Aucklander without clifftop home.

Football team has points to prove and secure

Napier City Rovers have national points to both prove, and secure over next two weeks

Live: 'Crisis situation' - Russian missiles hit Nato-member Poland, killing two

Russia targets energy plants and other utilities from east to west.

MPs warned: 'You can't be amateurs anymore'

Former prime minister says public confidence is being undermined.