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Focus: What annoys chefs the most?

Mark Gregory talks about the customers that annoy chefs the most.

Focus: 'Stunned Brash' calls for university boss to resign

Don Brash has called for Massey University vice-chancellor Jan Thomas to reconsider being in the role after it was revealed she was "totally misleading" him, and the public

Focus: Police conduct a second wave of raids in the Bay of Plenty under Operation Notus II

Press conference held in Kawerau today after a second wave of raids were conducted by police today in the Bay of Plenty as part of Operation Notus II.

Focus: Homeless counted across Auckland for the first time

Kenny Dahl, 43, has been living on the street since age 18. He never found a home again after serving time for armed robbery.

Auckland's homeless counted for first time

Up to 1000 volunteers scoured Auckland for the city's rough sleepers last night.

Coalition no 'dysfunction junction'

'We're three different parties because we have different ideas and different opinions'.

Simon Bridges: 'Ardern's speech was like a Ted Talk'

Government is "desperate" to show it's united after recent shambles, National says.

Political Roundup: The Winston-led government

Ardern's speech today is going to have to be very impressive if it's to steady the ship.

Focus: NZ's Sea Cleaners take coastal crusade to Hawaii

A group of young Kiwis have taken their crusade to clean up beaches to Hawaii

Focus: Exhibition showcases Auckland's lava tunnels

Artist Chirag Jindal and Musician Peter Hobbs introduce the 'Into the Underworld" exhibition that is being held in the Silos in the Wynyard Quarter over the weekend, that shows images of the Lava tunnels under Auckland streets.

Focus: Scotty Morrison on Maori Language Week (te reo)

Moehau Hodges-Tai sits down with Scotty Morrison to discuss te reo in New Zealand, in te reo.

M. bovis cull: Wretched day for young farmer

"It's been bloody hell for her. You can quote me on that."

Focus: School advocates for road improvements after child hit by a car

School advocates for road improvements after child hit by car and critically injured. / Jason Oxenham

Witness: 'Piercing screams' heard as police taser man accused of aiming loaded rifle at officers

Two officers narrowly avoided death after a man allegedly pulled trigger on rifle at them.

Focus: The final straw

Brooke Howard Smith is spearheading a social media campaign to get New Zealand's four largest chain restaurants to ditch plastic straws.

Focus: Cancer survivor works to bring revolutionary treatment to NZ

David Downs had to travel to Boston to undergo Car-T cell therapy in order to battle non-Hodgkins lymphoma. Now he's trying to make it easier for other Kiwis to receive the treatment.

Creaming it: 6000 Fonterra staff earn at least $100,000

Twenty four staff on at least $1 million.

Focus: Auckland property market showing signs of improvement

NZ Herald Business Editor at Large Liam Dann looks at some promising signals from Auckland's property market.