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Lord Ashcroft's 'Living the Kiwi Dream?' poll: The Q&A
A new political poll questions whether New Zealand is better now than it was 30 years ago.
One household, three cities: Contacts of Tonga case isolating in Wellington
Four close contacts are isolating in Christchurch and Wellington.
Cancer teen praised for putting spotlight on brain tumours
Jemima Gazley's legacy goes beyond the almost $700,000 she raised for cancer research.
Record 160 new community Covid cases, 95 unlinked
As at 10am, 65 of today's cases are linked and 95 remain under investigation.
MIQ staff's safety fears as half of Delta cases flagged 'high risk'
Gang links and trashed rooms leave MIQ staff worried about "high risk" safety concerns.
Police appeal for information after hit and run in Palmerston North
A 73-year-old woman was knocked to the ground and seriously injured.
CAA 'primed to over-react': Accused pilot wins court judgement
The pilot was put through medical checks and then grounded during a period of turmoil.
The tourist and the fatal car crash - the investigation that crushed the police case
A tourist was charged over a double-fatality - then a completely different story emerged.
Black Power gang rallying for Covid vaccination event
An organiser says he hopes the event will give people the reassurance to get the vaccine.
Top Kiwi fundraiser headhunted by Cambridge University
A Kiwi who raised $100m for medical research has been headhunted by Cambridge University.
Man facing raft of charges after gunpoint car theft and AOS callout near Taupō
Dramatic arrest in the bush near Taupō after alleged gunpoint car theft.
New cases of Covid-19 confirmed in Christchurch
In total there are 125 new community cases across the country today.
High demand for Covid-19 tests as virus reaches Christchurch
Testing surge in Canterbury as people flock to check if they have Covid-19
Rental so mouldy child developed heart disease - landlord fined $38,000
Christchurch house "inhabitable", causes child to suffer serious heart condition
Covid-19: Christchurch central bus station new location of interest
There are now 14 locations of interest in Christchurch listed by the Ministry of Health.
Alleged organiser of anti-Covid rally pleads not guilty
Robert Johnson pleads not guilty to failing to comply with Covid rules over protest rally.
'Makes me sick': Mum cuts through vaccine lies linked to son's death
Tania Ranby says rumours around her unvaccinated son's death "made her sick".
Government urged to move faster on vaccines for kids
New Zealand does not yet have a confirmed delivery for Pfizer doses for kids under 12.
Banned: Property developer barred from running a company
Auckland property developer banned from being a director over $860,000 earthworks bill.
Christchurch man who 'sliced and diced' sex worker resentenced to life behind bars
Crown appealed original sentence after feeling it was too lenient.
MIQ changes too little, too late for Kiwi stranded in Canada
'It's too late at this point. This step needed to be taking place a couple of months ago.'
Two Covid cases in Christchurch - the wait for locations of interest
A snap lockdown for the city has not been ruled out.
Kiwi man stuck in Canada on expired visa 'disgusted' by MIQ system
He's been trying to get home for months. Now his visa has expired so he can't work.
Ōtaki GP already 'lost to Canada' in spite of new one-off residency pathway announced last month
The rural GP left NZ in June after struggling for a year to make headway on residency.
Ministers warned confusing engineering guidelines 'indefensible' in big earthquake
Partial collapse of Statistics House in Wellington leaves building owners at a crossroads.
Wellington mayor disappointed Government to force Three Waters reforms
Andy Foster says the plan doesn't leave councils with any influence over investment.
Landlords and tenants divided over rent relief bill
Retail NZ and Hospitality NZ are at odds with the Property Council NZ.
Māori vaccination events attracting the hesitant
The 90% Project: NZ needs to engage with vaccine-hesitant whānau.
Business case on Wellington's Golden Mile car removal approved, but not without a fight
Councillors warned not to sound ungrateful for $6.4 billion transport investment.
Native bird numbers on the rise in the capital
Wellington City Council reveals a large increase in native birds counted in the city.
Man sentenced to home detention for hit and run which seriously injured Wellington woman
He appeared in the Hutt District Court on Wednesday.
Section of Lambton Quay shut down by falling glass
Central Wellington buses are being detoured.