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Six-year-old adopted boy denied school, abused in state care
He was diagnosed as having 'low intelligence' because he couldn't spell the word cat.
He was diagnosed as having 'low intelligence' because he couldn't spell the word cat.
'He's trying to use the politics of division to drive up his vote' - Shaw on Peters
It's the first weekend of lower restrictions, and officials are urging caution.
Everything you need to know about the referendum to legalise cannabis for personal use.
Superyachts spending millions in NZ boat yards have entered the closed border since June.
Collins and Ardern offered very different visions and styles on the West Coast yesterday.
Six months ago today the country was placed into full lockdown in response to Covid-19.
The airline has already started drawing down a Government loan.
Judith Collins hits the West Coast at the same time as Jacinda Ardern.
The PM is visiting two health centres.
She told people not to let 'fear or misinformation get in the way of compassion'.
The pair debated myriad issues this morning as voting day gets closer.
An outline of what the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill actually does and doesn't do.
Jacinda Ardern wants stronger protections against religious discrimination.
Luna Rossa's Andrea Tesei has expressed frustration over the state of a quarantine hotel.
'I believe he was fully protected by the Crown and other survivor voices were ignored.'
National is promising significant changes that Ardern is not pleased with.
The $50m announced today makes up a quarter of the Govt's clean energy fund.
The wealth tax is a 'top priority' for the Greens – but it is not a 'bottom line'
Independent reports call for an overhaul of a system failing victims, criminals and Māori
Judith Collins meets the man who got her face tattooed on his body.
Today's three new cases are not linked to the Auckland cluster.
He endured 'disgraceful' abuse at Lake Alice Hospital in his early teens in the 1970s.
Labour leader Jacinda Ardern says current compliance requirements are too onerous.
Aircrew were exempt from the Govt order to have border-facing workers tested regularly.
State care abuse survivor wants to see future generations safeguarded from such suffering.
The pair will be debating live tonight – follow the Herald's live updates.
Jacinda Ardern gives some last-minute reckons about tonight's debate.
Govt opens border for veterinarians, deep-sea fishers, and agricultural plant operators.
'It felt like razor blades going through my body.'