March for Trump to release tax returns
Thousands of protesters plan to call on Trump to release his personal tax returns.
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Auckland accommodation showdown
A showdown looms tomorrow between the accommodation sector and Auckland Mayor Phil Goff over a new rate to pay for tourism promotion.
Revealed: New Zealand's best universities
New Zealand universities have again scored high rankings in the annual QS World University Subject Rankings.
Gumboot throwing champs: 'It's technique'
Kurt Bayer went to the Gumboot Throwing Champs as a reporter, and left a champ.
NZ must remain vigilant over pest invasions
New research showing how efforts to keep pests out of countries are failing to keep up with the pace of globalisation means New Zealand must be more vigilant than ever, a biosecurity expert says.
Why is killer disease drawn to our kauri?
Scientists are seeking to solve one of the most intriguing mysteries of the disease that's killing our kauri - why it's attracted to the native tree's scent like we're drawn to coffee.
Lincoln University must repay $1.5m
Lincoln University has repaid $1.5m after it was found it did not teach for as many hours as it was funded for.
Meningitis death prompts warning
The parents of a 20-year-old student, who died tragically at the weekend from meningitis, have warned people to be wary of the disease's symptoms.
Drugs offered in wake of student death
Close contacts of an Otago Polytechnic student who died at the weekend from meningitis have been offered antibiotics to reduce their risk of catching the disease.
Winston Peters - the Silver Fern Farms deal 'stinks to high heaven'
Winston Peters spoke to The Country's Jamie Mackay today about Silver Fern Farms and their "shonky corrupt deal".
Another resignation at Lincoln University
Lincoln University has been dealt another blow with the resignation of the remaining deputy vice chancellor, who lasted only five months in the role.
Brother's health motive to pedal hard
"Devastated and angry." That's how Lance Tavinor felt when his older brother was diagnosed with end stage kidney failure this year.
Citizen science
In the parks, beaches, back gardens and forests of the country, non-scientists can help with with a raft of research projects.
Celebrity honours cost $250,000
New Zealand universities have spent more than $250,000 dishing out honorary degrees to celebrities and visiting dignitaries, a Herald investigation into the eight institutions has found.
Sir Bob Jones: Bain case disgrace
The continuing obstinacy of courts, police and government is thankfully no match for the determination of Joe Karam, writes Sir Bob Jones.
Dozens of drunk students arrested
Police have arrested 37 people in Christchurch today during an annual end of year "Tea Party'' drinking event for university students.
Lifestyle beats money
To mark the Herald relaunch we're taking an in-depth, week-long look at what it means to be Kiwi. Today - why we choose NZ over anywhere else on the globe.
'I'll do it if it's interesting' - Tim Burton talks Beetlejuice 2
Director Tim Burton offers more details on the possible sequel to his 1988 comedy horror Beetlejuice.
Jarrod Booker: My year of living shakily
The big picture of Christchurch, the broken city, is all too familiar. But what of the details of everyday life as its people journey down the long, rough road to recovery?
Canterbury University grapples with bonds quake fall-out
University of Canterbury will rely on its implicit government guarantee to meet payments to investors on its bonds after the earthquakes scared off students, seriously denting finances.