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Chris Hipkins: From 'quite different' child to his part in the Ardern 'quiet coup'
The woman who knows him best in life says he is more than up to leading New Zealand.
The woman who knows him best in life says he is more than up to leading New Zealand.
A brief assortment of the kits Viva fashion director Dan Ahwa is loving and loathing.
OPINION: The Rugby World Cup is a different beast.
Retail crime overall has been a source of anxiety and is hard to deal with.
OPINION: Why aren't we debating what could really make a difference this election?
Waka Kotahi says registration of vehicle ownership is not the same as ownership.
Opinion: Letters on Matariki and beach hoons, premium debate on if inflation is easing.
“We all know costs go up very quickly, but it changes going down."
The major parties are almost neck and neck in the countdown to the October election.
‘What I learned from Trevor Mallard’ - Chris Hipkins on the path to leadership. Video / Mark Mitchell
National wants Labour to come clean on whether roads will be cut.
The new plan will also focus on raising awareness of greenwashing.
A bonanza for the small parties as National and Labour fail to fire.
New York Times: Ruck’s patience rewarded him with a meaty final season and an Emmy nod.
Defences of insanity and infanticide explained as Timaru triple murder trial begins.
Vulcan Steel disappointed the market.
New York Times: Can our homes help to better protect us against extreme weather?
Grace Nweke has visited the school of hard knocks.
Financial Times: Women are still expected to do more thankless dead-end tasks than men.
A peek at why Shannon Frizell is seizing the All Blacks blindside role.
The new curriculums have been described as "scant" and lacking in detail.
New York Times: With actors and screenwriters on strike, Hollywood is shut down.
Grace Jale has been unexpectedly dropped to the bench in the Ferns' last two games.
New York Times: In 2011, experts listed characteristics they thought suspect would have.
Opinion: Working out the finances can depend on a number of factors.
OPINION: Cameron McMillan runs through the winners and losers from the sporting weekend.
Family lawyer and barrister talks to the Herald about the consequences of dying intestate.
Telegraph: Traditionally there’s been no cure for tinnitus, but hope is on the horizon.
Telegraph: The secret formula to an effortless capsule wardrobe.