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A Herald podcast has prompted members of the public to come forward with their memories.
'Lady-hunts' and drink-spiking claims: What we learned from the Black Coast Vanishings
Other women say they have been chased and “stalked like prey” by men in Piha.
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Neon this month hiked its prices, joining a growing global trend.
The political risk facing the Government over the Interislander ferries
The uncertainty comes a year on from when Kaitaki lost power in the middle of Cook Strait.
Why the Government and Māori are divided over Treaty principles
On the Tiles returns for 2024, discussing the issue set to dominate politics this year.
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From petrol to groceries, The Parenting Hangover hosts share tips on how to cost-save.
Why NZ is sending Defence Force personnel to Red Sea
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'Still under pressure': Economists share what 2024 may hold for Kiwis
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Leading academic: Treaty bill ‘completely opposite’ to what Te Tiriti guarantees
Margaret Mutu told the Herald these phrases were mistranslated.
The big issues coming for the Government in 2024
The Government has no time to lose as it ticks off its 100-day plan.
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No ‘white knight’ for Wellington councils facing water shortages
The region has moved to Level 2 water restrictions this week.
The changing face of Auckland: Apartment projects to dominate in 2024
But as some rise, why are others struggling to get off the ground?
'A huge loss for them': What Golriz's resignation means for the Greens
The MP was in her third term and held multiple portfolios before resigning.
Luxon vowed to find consensus on infrastructure - so what next after Light Rail axed?
'Big, long-term and expensive projects are very hard to get off the ground.'
‘Are you a Muslim or pirate?’: Raelene Castle on toxic social media, CEO tips and Israel Folau
Castle on lessons in leadership and dealing with controversies.
How to protect your career after kids with ‘couple maths’
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Shark tales: Why sharks come close to shore and what causes them to attack
Sharks, like humans, want to spend their summer days relaxing in the sun.
Amanda Luxon talks marriage, being in the public eye - and those biceps
She may be married to the Prime Minister, but don't call her 'First Lady'.
Paul Henry: 'What have we got to be proud of in this country now?'
The broadcaster is back as a reality TV host - but isn't keen to make a return to news.
The big money behind NZ's lucrative drug market in 2023
20 years ago, a kilogram of meth was a big bust - now, that's become the norm.
Why mum battling debilitating pain was told she's 'too young' for hysterectomy
Tash Stokes was deemed not old enough to make a "permanent decision" about her body.
The Patron: Inside the crimes of sex offender James Wallace
He was charged in 2017, but it took until this year to tell his story.
Who killed Jane Furlong? Baffling cold case still unsolved
Jane Furlong was murdered in 1993; police appeal again for info on those responsible.
Education crisis: How bad has the system become and what can be done to repair it?
Parents around the country are concerned about the quality of our education system.
Want to delay dementia? How drinking, early retirement could affect your brain
Dr Ginni Mansberg explains how you can stave off cognitive decline.
Kiwi sexologist reveals the secret to good sex
The popular Kiwi sexologist has an opinion many may find unpopular.
True crime podcast: No justice for victim 90 years after love-triangle killing
Murdered man had two great loves in the last year of his life, and neither was his wife.
Nine years after losing her daughter, Lucy is helping others deal with grief
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'I was just so thankful': Hayley Holt on son Frankie’s final gift
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