Biggest stories of the week: Mama Hooch rapists, mortgage worries and our World Cup legacy
Plus, do we need to rethink our gambling legislation?
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‘A warzone’: The brutal reality of the Family Court in New Zealand
Family Court is not an enjoyable experience for anyone involved.
‘Indifference to consent’: The impunity with which the Mama Hooch rapists acted
This will be the final chapter in horrific case which dates back to 2015.
Expensive mistakes to avoid when refixing your mortgage
Could end up costing you thousands of unnecessary dollars every year.
How can we avoid wasting the legacy of the Fifa Women’s World Cup?
The buzz has been incredible, but can we keep Football in our hearts?
‘Behind the eight ball’: NZ being left behind as online gambling explodes
Online gambling has grown in popularity, but our legislation has been slow to change.
The biggest stories of the week: Dickason conviction, recycling fraud claims and Waiwera's demise
Plus, what is going on at Hawke's Bay's radiology department?
Is recycling really a 'fraud'? Plastics NZ boss weighs in on controversial claims
The comments of a Waste Management representative has ruffled feathers.
Healthcare crisis: How safe are our hospitals?
The healthcare system faces challenges on numerous fronts.
Lauren Dickason trial - the guilty verdict explained
The murder of three young children shocked the country. The Front Page investigates.
How did Waiwera Thermal Resort go from tourist hotspot to abandoned wasteland?
Only rot remains where good memories were forged.
‘Working 80 hours a week’: What it’s like to be an MP in NZ
What do politicians actually do all day?
'Significant pockets of devastation': The East Coast six months on from Gabrielle
The national state of emergency was declared six months ago today.
Scams on the rise: Why police need to rethink their approach to cyber fraud
An expert warns about increasing AI-driven scams and the lack of police action on fraud.
Is everything we know about 'fatness' wrong?
New Herald's podcast series rewrites what we know about obesity and dieting.
Election 2023: The difference between a $20 billion fiscal hole and a deficit
Plus, why is it so hard for some parties to cost their policies?
What is the best way to really tackle youth offending?
Punitive measures are the most popular in the lead up to the election.
NZ's newest city: When we will be able to move to Drury East?
The Drury East developers are thinking decades ahead for the project's future.
Why Trump’s ongoing legal woes are helping his bid to get re-elected
Donald Trump is facing three court cases now - but will they end his political ambitions?
‘No silver bullet’: Why it’ll take more than new highways to fix transport issues
Fixing transport woes will require a multitude of tactics.
Cash for candidates: Can money buy you political influence in NZ?
Is it a case of 'one person, one vote' or 'one dollar, one vote'?
How concerned should we be about the exodus to Australia?
NZ's migration figures are steadily ticking up.
Big businesses are watching our every move - Should we be worried?
Online tracking and data gathering are rampant across business.
Anxiety and fear: How rising crime impacts across all of society
Nothing has dominated headlines quite as much as crime in recent months.
Netball World Cup: The favourites, the dark horses and NZ’s hopes
This could be the most competitive Netball World Cup we've seen so far.
Why are guns still so accessible? Auckland shooting raises tough questions
How did someone on home detention get their hands on a shotgun?
‘An awful lot of ministers’: Will Labour's election plans survive more instability?
And why another resignation may mean some soul-searching for National
Debt explained: How much does NZ owe and who do we owe it to?
The country's debt burden is growing quickly. How worried should we be?
'I'm not holding my breath': The bad news for shoppers waiting for food prices to fall
The inflation level dropped off, but it still remains too high for comfort.
Downtown Auckland shooting: What unfolded during morning of chaos
The country's largest city woke up to shocking news this morning.
Stuck with the status quo: Where are National and Labour's big ideas?
Our major political parties seem unwilling to rock the boat.
After another Te Huia hiccup, should NZ bother investing in more rail?
Report suggests that a regional rail network would be a boon for the country.
The upcoming blockbusters hit by Hollywood actors strike
Actors have joined writers in refusing to work until a deal is made.
Public sector v private companies: Which CEOs earn more?
Questions have long been asked about how well CEOs are remunerated.