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Taking the fifth wave of coffee to new heights
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Taupō community garden on a mission to connect people
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Rare tail feather of extinct New Zealand bird goes under the auction hammer
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Iwi pens letter to King Charles over 'lawless Pākehā' behaviour
Ngāti Kahu call on monarch to stop Treaty attacks.
Iwi are counting on new Māori data analysts
New scholarships support seven data analytic students.
Whānau Ora has been ahead of the Social Investment game for a decade
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Speed humps and roadside barriers a godsend to West Auckland school students
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Focus Live: David Seymour makes charter schools announcement
David Seymour makes charter schools announcement.
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Claimants have met the criteria for a ‘Priority Inquiry’ scheduled for October 2024
Te Pāti Māori criticises timing of Oranga Tamariki Bill
The controversial bill was tabled while Parliament is in recess.
Kea Kids News: Northland tamariki aquabots are all set to make an overseas splash
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Streets for People - Onewherowhero Keltson
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NZ First candidate, former cop file complaint against Kiwibank after losing $500k in scam
The victims claim Kiwibank failed to monitor the account or carry out due diligence.
Man leaves baby on the ground as he steals car
CCTV footage shows a man abandoning a baby on the side of the road as he drives off in a stolen car. Video / Supplied
Killer Beez gang convoy for Ponsonby Rd killer
A gang convoy followed the funeral of Ponsonby Rd shooter Hone Kay-Selwyn on Monday afternoon. Video / NZ Herald
The teams have been selected — bring on Te Matatini 2025
Six teams will represent Auckland at Te Matatini 2025.
Simeon Brown announces Roads of Regional Significance
Transport Minister Simeon Brown announces Roads of Regional Significance. Video / Alyse Wright
Kiwi women artists fetch high prices at international auction
Ngapuhi artist Pauline Yearbury's work featured in the women-only auction.
Māori lawyers back controversial tikanga study for law students
Hunga Roia Māori defends the introduction of compulsory tikanga
'Massive change': Auckland CBD to be stung with 24/7 parking fees
Plans to charge for CBD parking 24/7 could drive tenants out, hurt businesses: resident.
The parent trap: How non-payers of child support get round the IRD
Some unpaid child support dates back 30 years yet the IRD has still not collected.
'Overwhelming love': Jaimee Lupton and her newborn daughter Noa
Jaimee Lupton and Zuru's Nick Mowbray aim to raise $1 million to share the baby love.
Rural school to Ivy League: Humble Kiwi teen off to Princeton
Jared Sewell’s ‘full ride’ scholarship is worth more than half a million dollars.
Criminals printing guns to look like toys, police say
Police are seeing more 3D-printed guns, but the number is still small in context.
Tribunal says repealing part of Oranga Tamariki Act breaches Treaty of Waitangi
Proposed law change is part of the Act Party’s coalition deal with National.
Hundreds of Māori student nurses gather for national hui
Annual event helps develop connections between students and practising nurses.
Let the music play: The top 10 Kiwi tunes you’re hearing at the supermarket
What are we hearing, why and does it even matter?
High school students find walkie-talkie loophole in cellphone ban
Aucklander teen tells the Herald about cunning communication idea.
Focus: Head-to-head with an Olympic cyclist
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Police to monitor New Lynn station due to after-school brawl plan fears
Some schools sent an 'urgent' email to parents to warn them.
Facebook NZ revenue flat at $9m as $157m goes to Ireland
Tech giant's local reported revenue remains tiny - and it paid just $1.3m in income tax.