'$60 million': Wealthy Russians own more than PM's figures
Wealthy Russians own $60 million of real estate in NZ, 50% more than the PM had said.
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Auckland hospitals dealing with more Covid patients than forecast, even in worst estimate,
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Pinky Green complainant asks for Tauranga Boys' College Board of Trustees to step aside.
Waipū volunteer lifeguards and firefighters save man dying on the roadside
The man suddenly collapsed while travelling in the car with his wife along Cove Rd, Waipū.
Northland Pre Apprentice Trades students' gift to kohanga reo kids is a win-win
The students built a sandpit for kohanga reo kids.
Rejected: Engineer's final legal bid after US polo star's death fails
Case relates to 2018 death of Lauren Biddle at Christchurch hillside mansion.
Pike River: More human remains spotted as project ends; police probe ongoing
Eight sets of human remains were found during borehole drill imaging.
The last post: One of NZ's last veterans care homes shuts its doors
Bosses say it was a tough decision but the facility is no longer financially viable.
Dire predicted heartland town death toll: Fears of tangi cluster
Wairoa Hospital has no intensive care capacity or ventilators for severe Covid-19 cases.
NZ not immune from global fallout as sanctions hit Russia, PM warns
Law change allows NZ to freeze assets, target oligarchs, shut off airspace to Russia.
Northland family desperate to fast-track Ukrainian visa process, as mum flees war-zone with single backpack
Northland man pushes to bring his mother-in-law from Ukraine to New Zealand.
Water shares for councils and ombudsman suggested for Three Waters reform
Auckland could take Whangārei's excess water once oil refinery closes
Man who sexually abused boys jailed
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
Covid-positive women behind Northland snap lockdown will not be charged
Why the women won't be charged in relation to last year's snap lockdown in Northland.
Wander, woman: Global travel adventures for your next girls' trip
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Woman discharged from hospital three hours post-birth, developed infection, claims father
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Northland police youth worker's journey from troubled teen to award winner
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Alleged meth cook further remanded in custody to await jury trial
Whangārei man accused of cooking meth for gang and conspiracy to sell it is refused bail
Police searching for 'dangerous' man in Wellington
Stacey Anspach should not be approached.
'Scrap all new taxes': National's promise met with praise and doubt
National Party promises to scrap the taxes introduced by Labour since coming into power.
Summer of rock: Two legendary shows will bring crucial boost to Wellington economy
After two years of cancellations and postponements, two rock icons will play the capital.
'It's like taking a family member': Plea for return of dogs in Queenstown
A distraught Queenstown dog owner's offering $5000 for the safe return of two pooches.
'We can't keep up': Papakura Marae struggles with Covid demand
Marae says it is struggling to cope with the sheer number of whānau needing its services.
Homicide investigation following death of man in Hamilton overnight
The man had sustained serious injuries and died at the scene, police said.
MP: 'A teacher said I would be just another Māori with six babies to six different dads'
ACT MP and other Kiwi women confront bias ahead of International Women's Day.
Epidemiologist says Auckland's Omicron cases may have peaked
Michael Baker says he is "cautiously optimistic".
Doctors' union doesn't share Ashley Bloomfield's optimism over hospital capacity
ASMS says Omicron outbreak has 'slammed' Auckland hospitals.
'Dangerous and reckless': Police slam student behaviour amid Covid
"They're continuing to spread [Covid], endangering themselves and others in the city."
School bus operators try to steer through driver shortages
School transport operators are upset with the lack of financial support against Omicron.
The teacher, the sexual proposition for money - and a 34-year wait for an apology
Glenn Marshall was 17 when teacher Pinky Green asked him to tie him naked to a chair.
GPs spat on and sworn at as healthcare pressures mount
Long working hours, staff shortages and financial restrictions puts GPs under the pump.
Security officer attacked by dogs: 'I didn't think I was going to get out of there'
Judge orders destruction of the two animals.