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Cooking the Books podcast: Your KiwiSaver questions, answered

Why have balances been going down, and is it even worth joining?

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.

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

OPINION: Jarrod Gilbert on conspiracy theorists.

Lotto winner hit by 'tsunami' of people wanting money - how to avoid pitfalls

A bestselling personal finance author's simple strategy to avoid financial ruin.

Kiwi drinks firm Pals strikes deal for major music festivals

Popular drinks company says the deal means more than "just can sales".

Small Business: Cleverbox filling niche in moving market

Jill Wong-Stratford on her move to commerce after a career in commercial property.

Matt Heath: Defeating a fear of needles with the help of a monk

Matt Heath has faced down his personal dragon - and been jabbed.

Earthquake rattles North Island regions

A light earthquake near Rotorua was felt across the eastern and lower North Island.

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.

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.

Herald morning quiz: August 21

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

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?

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?