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To make matters even more dangerous, the man then exited the ute and started walking.
Sasha Borissenko: 'Journalism is the court of last resort'
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Gregor Paul: New coaches not the answer - here's what the All Blacks really need
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The Ex-Files: Jeremy Sutton on delays in Family Court decision-making
A dispute takes on average 13 months to resolve in the Family Court.
Radio host stunned by cafe's period rule
A cafe manager is slammed after proposing a 'misogynistic' rule for menstruating staff.
Hayden Munro: Has Luxon missed his golden opportunity?
As the economic news improves, Luxon will be under pressure to lift his game.
Pedestrian seriously injured in Albany crash
A pedestrian has been hit by a car in Albany tonight.
Kiwi quadruplets turn 4: 'Crazy hard some days but always crazy good'
Timaru quadruplets Quinn, Indie, Hudson and Molly Macdonald turn 4.
Battle royal: The moment Diana confronted Camilla over Prince Charles affair
In one night Camilla Parker-Bowles dealt a hammer blow to Diana's marriage to Charles.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: PM's mistake as Sharma debacle drags on
Opinion: Labour has lost the ability to control its rogue MP.
Paula Bennett: When a gift 'nails it' for a climate change minister
A column to change the climate of the current political 'funk'
Power companies offering free cash, TVs and vacuums - but is it worth it?
Who pays for the freebies in the long run?
How $19m nearly crushed Lotto winner - and the clairvoyant who 'conned' him
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Beehive Diaries: Act MP denies trying to sneak Shortland St Spoilers
Did Brooke van Velden use her powers as MP to sneak Shortland Street spoilers?
Herald morning quiz: August 21
Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz. Check back at 3pm for the afternoon one.
Calum Henderson's picks: Best TV, movies and podcasts
Each week, Calum Henderson picks the hottest TV, movies and podcasts.
Exclusive and private: The line-up of rich-listers who own property at elite golf club
The rich can stay on site in their uber-designed homes at Tara Iti.
US billionaire's Kiwi seaside golf resort talk of the town
Two new golf courses, Te Arai Links at Mangawhai, will open to the public late next year.
Secrets of Spy: The hook-up of the decade, the raucous parties and scandals
Man-about-town Ricardo Simich shares the goss behind his biggest stories.
'First-rate': NZ Herald wins Website and News App of the Year at Voyager Media Awards
Breadth of content and depth of writing praised as Herald scoops digital double.
'Growing frustrations': Ex-Labour candidate backs rogue MP Sharma's claims
Ex-Labour candidate says Sharma had expressed his frustrations long before going public.
Toupees and necklaces: Murderer's legal action costs taxpayers nearly $1 million
Phillip John Smith has cost taxpayers thousands of dollars each year.
Parliament protest: Aussie far-right conspiracy commentators to attend, claims influencer
Two of Australia's far-right commentators may attend the Parliament protest on Tuesday.
Covid: 3302 new cases, 10 deaths as dominant strain of virus emerges
There are 467 people in hospital with seven in ICU.
Firefighters save man trapped on car roof in raging torrent
Mopping up set to begin today after more than a month's rain in 48 hours in some areas.
Wiggles in NZ: Wiggles star reveals life changing hospital encounter
After 30 years on television, The Wiggles have revealed one tear-inducing encounter.
Shamubeel Eaqub on 'stupid' inflation debate and how he'd fix poverty
The economist says the fears of the 1980s and 90s may not be appropriate for today.
Steve Braunias: The secret diary of Gaurav Sharma
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Steven Joyce: School shake-up needed for the sake of our kids
Lowering the bar for NCEA achievement will have life-long impacts.
'He is a legend': Cliff Curtis devastated by uncle's death
Actor shares his memories of uncle Taa Toby on the first day of his tangi.
Kingpin bowled: Inside the downfall of a Kiwi drug lord
Tale of cash, flash cars, burner phones and police 'bugging' ends in dramatic sauna raid.
Mary Holm: I have $50,000 in cash - should I pay down my mortgage or invest?
Paying down a mortgage — or any debt — improves your wealth as much as an investment.