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The name New Zealand has its origins in a mistake made by Dutch explorers.
Inside the challenges facing Chris Luxon as election year approaches
Luxon has had a strong start, but can he keep the momentum going?
Govt prospects for 2023: Do Labour and Ardern have enough stardust to win another election?
Labour has had a rough year in the polls.
Political fight of 2022: Chlöe Swarbrick takes on NZ's booze giants
The Green MP has picked a fight with a well-funded foe.
The extraordinary story of Putin's foe, Alexei Navalny
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny fought on despite being poisoned.
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Episode sparked heated online debate and a wave of negativity towards the farm profiled.
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New Zealand's road toll has exceeded 350 for the first time since 2018.
Economy, crime, Royals: Recapping the biggest news stories of 2022
Exploring how the year could contain so much.
Minutes from annihilation: NZ journalist details close brush with death in Ukraine
Journalist Tom Mutch has had a number of close calls since going to Ukraine.
Summer of Covid: How much risk do Kiwis face over the holiday?
We might think we're done with the pandemic, but it isn't done with us.
Labour’s polling slide: The two people who created the biggest headaches for Govt
The celebrations of Labour's big election win in 2020 are now a distant memory.
$36m rip-off: The scammers targeting Kiwis - how easy is it to get your money back?
New Zealanders lost $36m in the last two years to scammers.
Three years on - doco to reveal new footage from White Island tragedy
A new Netflix documentary out next week marks three years since the tragedy.
Harry and Meghan documentary: What to expect from controversial Netflix series?
Harry and Meghan are again set to attract headlines around the world.
'Total lack of oversight': Why TVNZ-RNZ merger problems run deeper than Jackson's interview
The media mega-merger continues to pose problems for the Government.
Three Waters u-turn: How did the Govt end up with such a legal mess?
The Labour Government has made a rare admission of a mistake.
How global conspiracy networks are harming local social unity
Disinformation and political tensions are contributing to social division in Aotearoa
Christmas is 24 sleeps away - but do we need to cut back our spending this year?
And if you do go shopping, how do you avoid falling into a debt trap?
Why it took six months to get Simon Henry's side of 'fluff' drama
The rich-lister was virtually unknown to most New Zealanders at the start of 2022.
$20k and no guarantee of justice - is it worth going to the Employment Relations Authority?
The Herald's Open Justice project has spotlighted the ERA regularly this year
Theresa Gattung: From today, Kiwi women are working for free
You can't solve what you can't see, writes businesswoman Theresa Gattung.
'A disease in NZ': Why the country is so bad at getting big projects done
The debate about a second harbour crossing dates back decades.
NZME, NZ Herald pick up 19 nominations at NZ Podcast Awards
Seven NZ Herald podcasts have been nominated
Twitter, FTX and Theranos: The unravelling of tech messiahs
The last few weeks have not been good for the messiahs of the tech industry.
'Swarm of variants' - Will Govt intervene amid worrying rise in Covid cases?
Covid-19 is not done with us yet.
One year in: Can Christoper Luxon beat Jacinda Ardern in 2023?
National Party leader has steadied the ship, but can he now steer it to victory?
‘Nightmare’ scenario: Kiwi journalist in Poland on WWIII fears sparked by missile strike
The world held its collective breath as a missile hit a base in Nato member state Poland
Drownings, boat accidents: Why are Kiwis still dying on the water?
One group of people accounts for 80 per cent of drowning deaths.
Poorly paid champions: How much World Cup-winning Black Ferns earn
It remains difficult for professional-level players to make a career out of the game.
Dead workers, human rights abuse - Should we even be watching Qatar World Cup?
How did the World Cup end up in a small desert country with a dismal human rights record?
The Front Page: Ways of being supportive of mental health
NZ Herald health reporter Emma Russell shares with Damien Venuto (The Front Page) some of the ways that people have been supportive of her mental health. Video / NZ Herald
'I didn't sleep for six nights': Health reporter on battling bipolar disorder
A story written with the hope of helping a least one person feel less alone.