Father of slain Timaru sisters returns home to South Africa
The father of three children allegedly murdered by their mother has returned to Pretoria
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Tropical cyclone in wings as holidaymakers head out
'At the time where things are opening up for Auckland, it's not really good timing.'
More wet weather for Wellington as rain drifts north
It follows a day of torrential rain on Monday.
Queenstown's billion-dollar 'Alpine Britomart' fast-track bid
Residential, hospitality, and retail precinct planned for CBD.
Precious rings returned from sea after Whangārei woman loses them in tide at Taiharuru
Lost wedding rings returned from the sand to Whangārei woman.
Garden City teen homicides: Violence fears after three killed in just four months
'Senseless acts of violence' appear on the rise in Christchurch.
Party like the end of World War II, says Auckland restaurateur
But Restaurant Association says move to traffic light system 'wasn't smooth' for many.
Live: Landslip cuts off Kāpiti community, wild weather slams capital
The region is under a heavy rain watch.
Smokefree NZ: 2025 goal 'unlikely' to be hit
The Government aims to slash smoking rates to 5 per cent of the population.
Todd Muller U-turns on political retirement after National reshuffle
The new National Party caucus was revealed today.
Christchurch 16-year-old accused of murdering Levi Haami appears in court
The teen accused of murdering Levi Haami in Christchurch has appeared in court.
Small Business: The beach walk that inspired a Kiwi entrepreneur
Sneaker company YY Nation launches zero carbon certified shoes.
Easy walks that don't take all day, welcome to Golden Bay
A selection of short walks for all those opposed to overnight stays in a bunkroom.
Highlanders party: All Blacks KO-ed, England star punched, furniture torched
Two Highlanders test stars need medical treatment - and police were called to wild party
England rugby star: How I changed Dunedin 'sex-wise'
How James Haskell helped spice up some of the Highlanders' personal lives
How one summer hotspot feels about Auckland's upcoming holidays
The Herald on Sunday spoke to dozens of Northlanders about Auckland coming on holiday.
Robots join NZ's Covid fight
Robots replace humans who were at risk from RSI while processing Covid samples.
Covid cases below 100 on back-to-back days, positive test in Cook Islands
The second sub-100 day comes on day two of the new traffic light framework.
Skeletal remains found in Poland could be elite WWII Kiwi soldiers
International effort underway to "restore identity" of remains, and find relatives.
Burger King staffer yells and swears at Deaf man in drive-through stoush
Barry Kay has always ordered using a handwritten note when doing the family takeaway run.
The businesses still serving unvaccinated people
In the Bay of Plenty, some businesses have chosen to do things differently.
How we got home isolation so wrong and how it can be fixed
Two deaths in home isolation could have been prevented, will we see more?
Crown pays $1.5m for waterfront property occupied by iwi
It took five weeks - how a Northland iwi is set to regain privately-owned ancestral land.
NZ's 'most isolated man' gets vaccinated
It takes a two-day walk to get from the Long residence at Gorge River to the nearest town.
Christchurch covered stadium: New design plans released
The long-awaited stadium is due to be finished by mid-2025.
10 tips to get your car 'roadtrip ready' this summer
Don't hit the road this summer without checking these 10 things.
Auckland hits 90% fully vaccinated milestone
Ninety per cent of the eligible population across Tāmaki Makaurau is now fully vaccinated.
'Nervous': Aged care residents expect spike in visitors
Some seniors are feeling nervous ahead of an anticipated spike in visitors .
Northland Covid-19 case travelled to Wellington, Rotorua
The flights have been identified as exposure events and contacts have been identified.
Shelly Bay battle: De-escalation talks in progress, land occupation continues
A notice of motion supported by Mayor Andy Foster is also likely to be withdrawn.
Whangārei Girls' High student Tia Martin has two works in online Ringa Toi that highlights Māori art
Artwork by Whangārei Girls' High student features in online album showcasing Toi Māori
'Clear the ropes': Eden Park's hallowed turf opens to wannabe Blackcaps
Eden Park is gearing up for the first ever "Super Bash" held over the anniversary weekend.
'When the border opens, we will be standing there with police at that time'
The full details are yet to be made public about what the joint operation will look like.
Hospo finally gets to open but where will they find the workers?
Calls to relax immigration policy.