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When lottery syndicates go wrong: Missed payments, dishonest colleagues and lost friendships
A group of 24 people claimed the $23m Lotto Powerball prize this week.
Rugby World Cup: Amazing skills, $10 tickets and Rita Ora just a few reasons to watch
The world's best female rugby players are about to battle it out on New Zealand soil.
Sandringham villa or Spanish castle: The boutique properties worth less than Auckland homes
Ever dreamed of owning a castle, French Riviera penthouse or your own island?
Three matches, seven hours - your rugby world cup stadium survival guide
Here's how to prepare for seven hours of rugby, music and good times.
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of FBoy Island NZ
Steve Braunias turns the focus on unreality television.
John Roughan: Stop spouting idealism against Putin's nuclear threat
Will Putin break the unspoken nuclear code?
Design for Living: The town King Charles built
The nostalgic new urbanism of Poundbury, designed with help from King Charles.
Thomas Coughlan: Will 2023 deliver NZ's most extreme government in 30 years?
OPINION: The demise of centrist parties has made politics more extreme.
Steve Braunias on Peter Ellis case: 'Moral panic, contaminated evidence and an innocent ghost'
The case has divided New Zealand for almost 30 years.
Man crushed partner between car and wall during heated argument
Instead of helping her after crushing her, the man kicked the woman and told her to go.
Zero convictions: Pensioners let off climate change graffiti of bank
Charges dismissed for three pensioners arrested after defacing an ANZ Bank.
Watch: Mercedes hybrid catches fire and smoulders on Auckland street
'The fire brigade told me it's not that common for hybrids to catch fire,' the owner says.
$100m+ expansion planned for 10 Metlifecare villages
Business has 33 villages accommodating 6500 residents.
Mahuta family contracts: What taxpayers got in return for $237,000
Documents reveal more about Govt contracts to firms linked to relatives of Nanaia Mahuta.
Why the Aussie share market is looking more attractive
And Fletcher Building gets an earning's downgrade from one analyst.
Airline pilot sues retired couple over attempt to buy Metropolis apartment
Side issue of basement car park and storage unit partly at the centre of the court battle.
Tragedy strikes family twice: Man dies after intervening in fight between women
Tragedy strikes again for a whānau after the earlier death of child star Lionel Allan.
Paula Bennett: Do you think Grant knows how to spend your money better than you?
You deserve more of your money in your pocket and that's why we should have tax cuts.
Grid emergency eases: Cook Strait cable fault resolved, power-saving plea lifted
Warm and settled weather comes for major sports events in Auckland and Christchurch.
Daycare massacre: 23 kids among 37 killed - twisted ex-cop's horror rampage
The former cop's victims included his own wife and their child.
Polar blast: Fruit growers counting the cost
Record low temperatures from pockets of Antarctic air defy frost-fighting wind machines.
Fixing Waikato Expressway 'death' trap years away due to lack of funding
Once construction funding is available, the agency would be able to move quickly, it says.
Fired by text: Young worker wins $15k in compo, lost wages
A court found the apprentice was unfairly dismissed and awarded him compensation.
KiwiRail to remain SOE after review
Government won't be making changes to KiwiRail after a review that started two years ago.
'This is no simple shoplifting': Kmart robber jailed after violent attack on staff
Judge John McDonald said Kitia Toimata's offending was too serious for home detention.
Are they listening? How Labour lost control of the narrative on mental health reform
It promised to transform a 'broken' system but critics say progress has been too slow.
John Hearnshaw: Astrotourism at a crossroads
OPINION: One of the leading lights of our future tourism sector is written in the stars.
80s international pop icon: 'I was starting to think NZ doesn't like me'
Pop icon on working with the late Taylor Hawkins and finally making it here.
Karl Puschmann: Can you handle the high cringe level of Millie Lies Low?
Humiliation and deep shame drive the action in the squirmingly enjoyable new local film.
The secret life of a $15m Lotto winner - and his astonishing act of kindness
One man's generosity, gratitude and humble dedication to his community.