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Gregor Paul: How the All Blacks will deal with Scott Barrett's injury

OPINION: Patrick Tuipulotu will replace Barrett, offering experience and leadership.

'Brazen' gang attack: Mongrel Mob members avoid jail

Thirteen Mongrel Mob members attacked a rival gang at a Rotorua roundabout.

TVNZ news in the spotlight: Independent review will check for balance, bias

Former Australian news boss will lead trust review; TVNZ forecasts $48.5m loss in 2026.

$30 billion blast-off: Why Rocket Lab just hit an all-time high

Recent US political developments impact Rocket Lab, Infratil and Allbirds.

South Island braces for more wild weather, third time in three weeks

It comes after a state of emergency was only lifted on Monday.

Hipkins criticises COVID response inquiry and US pushes for Gaza ceasefire | NZ Herald News Update

Labour leader Chris Hipkins said the inquiry into NZ's Covid 19 response provides a platform for conspiracy theorists; the US government pushes for ceasefire in Gaza.

Mercury inks long-term power deal to support NZ packaging giant

The deal will support Mercury to build more renewable power generation.

Govt to ease anti-money laundering checks for family trust house sales

The Government plans to relax checks for 'low-risk' house sales in family trusts.

'Risk to the public': Police search for wanted man

Huirua has connections to the Eastern Bay of Plenty region.

John Gascoigne: How superannuation can remain affordable and sustainable

OPINION: Denmark illustrates what small nations can achieve.

'Swaying sensation': Magnitude 6.0 quake rattles lower South Island

The early morning shake off Southland was 12km deep, GeoNet says.

Property Insider: Mansons begins Graham St project; free car with Westgate home; how’s Resido going?

Two basement levels, nine storeys of offices: NZ's biggest new commercial project begins.

'Long-term strategy': How iwi are outpacing major NZ companies

Tainui's assets grew to $1.9m, enabling $56m distribution to marae.

Multimillion-dollar building project under way at Saint Kentigern College in Pakuranga

Footage showing a multimillion-dollar building project taking shape at Saint Kentigern College in Pakuranga. Video / Saint Kentigern College

'The man I once trusted violently raped me': Man jailed for attacking ex-wife next to sleeping child

The man apologised to his victim, but pleaded not guilty.

Tech Insider: UK tells retailers to use NZ’s Auror crime-fighting software

PLUS: Medtech projected to earn $3.8b a year by 2028.

'Do it now, run him over'. Teen who ran over mother's partner twice can finally be named

Rereamanu Ronaki-Wihapi's mother was drunk, and initially egged him on.

Central Otago cell tower damage disrupts service, police seek leads

The damaged tower is on State Highway 8 near Lindis Pass-Tarra Road.