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Bigger than Hamilton: Inside Auckland's $1b boom suburb

Westgate has been identified as a key growth area - here's what it will look like.

Why South Africa is on the precipice of 'explosive violence' and mass unrest

Soaring poverty and corruption threaten the 'Rainbow Nation' described by Nelson Mandela.

Ricky Gervais beefs up security following Rushdie attack

The comedian is wasting no expense to ensure nobody can reach him on stage.

'Bleak picture': Shocking stats for Kiwi preschoolers linked to child poverty

Report showed a 'stark intersection between poverty and preventable childhood illness'.

Sideswipe: Green with envy over this necklace

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Herald morning quiz: August 22

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz. Check back at 3pm for the afternoon one.

Jarrod Gilbert: Lessons from Trump's US as we head into local elections

OPINION: Jarrod Gilbert on conspiracy theorists.

Beloved Frank Kitts playground won't open in time for summer

The commercial building business doing work on it went into liquidation earlier this year.

Prince William charity invests with bank tied to dirty fuels

The Royal Foundation keeps investments in a bank that backs fossil fuels.

Watch: Ute barges through traffic on wrong side of Auckland motorway

To make matters even more dangerous, the man then exited the ute and started walking.

Sasha Borissenko: 'Journalism is the court of last resort'

Have we reached a point of law-saga fatigue?

Gregor Paul: New coaches not the answer - here's what the All Blacks really need

Opinion: Joe Schmidt is unlikely to be the biggest factor in rejuvenating the All Blacks.

How big a loss will Air NZ report? What Jarden analysts are forecasting

The result heavily impacted by Covid-19 restrictions and border closures

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.