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Manurewa homicide: Investigation underway after human remains found

'Occupants of the address were not believed to be involved in the homicide,' police say.

Anne Heche 'not expected to survive' after horror crash

A spokesperson released a statement on the actress' condition.

'Terribly traumatised': Doctor carjacked at gunpoint in Remuera

An innocent motorist was also injured after man's vehicle taken in daytime attack.

'If you don't hear from me, I tried attacking the FBI': Armed man's final message before his death

Ricky Shiffer 'attempted to breach' the visitor screening area at the FBI office.

Labour MP's claims disputed, no room for bullies at Parliament - PM

Ardern wouldn't say whether she thought Sharma was a bully or not.

South African writer slams 'whinging' All Blacks

Rugby writer claims Foster and the ABs were trying to 'deflect from their own failings'.

First cruise ship in NZ since pandemic welcomed by mayor, business owners

Optimism was in the air as Aotearoa welcomed its first cruise ship back since 2020.

Two hearses at South Auckland house, neighbours want answers from police

Police won't confirm whether anyone has died but reporter saw body being put in hearse.

Herald morning quiz: August 12

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

'Chief Heart Officer' - yes, that's a real job these days

NYT: The pandemic changed the way we work - and created some brand-new job titles.

Jane Wrightson: In support of universal superannuation

OPINION: Retirement Commission asks why we would even consider scrapping universal super.

Tariana Turia's grandson attempted to rob service station

The station's manager defended himself with a wooden pole.

Stock Takes: Why NZ utilities are suddenly back in fashion

The power companies and telcos have shot higher on the sharemarket since June.

Sideswipe: Inglorious baguettes

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

Karl Puschmann: An all-access pass to the chaos and madness of Woodstock 99

It went from peace and love to anarchy and violence. Is Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst to blame?

Air New Zealand cuts flights to deal with staff sickness

By reducing the number of flights it will have crew on standby to cover illness.