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Man left appalled after mechanic calls him a terrorist
A Kiwi has been left shocked after a West Auckland mechanic called him a terrorist.
'Fly with me, my baby': Greg Boyed's widow posts tribute
Caroline Chevin also thanked the public for their support.
Bryan Gould: 'Wellbeing' budget about dollars and sense
COMMENT: A "wellbeing" approach promises a change in the way we identify economic goals.
'They're all scared': City workers tell of daily abuse by homeless
Workers on Queen St shops report routine abuse, assault and even public defecation.
Middlemore Foundation working to give youngsters the best chance
The Middlemore Foundation has received $10,000 from Auckland Airport this Christmas.
Hundreds could go without food and presents at Christmas due to charity demand
By Friday, more than 8000 food parcels will have been distributed throughout Auckland.
Guessing game: Kiwis rank 2nd in 10-question global quiz
We overestimate immigration and underestimate global warming.
'It gives me a sense of purpose' - Brothers In Arms mentor
Brothers In Arms has received $10,000 in Auckland Airport's Christmas campaign.
Trump's impeachment fears: The horror week that could spell the end
Behind closed doors, US President Donald Trump is rightfully terrified.
Editorial: Men must make life safer for women
EDITORIAL: Men who do not respect women should be treated with contempt.
Being a woman carries additional risks
COMMENT: Being born a woman carries risks that many men never think about.
Labour violins play but ovation must wait
COMMENT: Labour governments have one habit that is intensely annoying.
Youthline gets $10,000 boost from airport charity
Youthline Auckland has received a $10,000 in Auckland Airport's charity campaign.
One in five Kiwi kids still without access to food: report
Child poverty figures remain stagnant, frustrating Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft.
Reggae music joins Unesco list
Reggae is far more significant than its musicians. Here is why.
France hit by unrest for fourth weekend
Toughening tactics, authorities deployed 8000 security officers in Paris alone.
University gets $5m for world-leading brain research
Sir David Levene says his wife's struggle with Parkinson's inspired his latest donation.
Confronting homeless installation opens in Auckland
What's it like to live in a car? That's the focus of a new artwork at Wyndham Quarter.
Jarrod Gilbert: Fitness programme Patu Aotearoa a step into light
COMMENT: This is not a Les Mills crowd. This is for the community by the community.
Doctors to fight new abortion law
Law reform may make doctors refer patients specifically to another doctor for abortions.
Lifeline bolsters team of counsellors ahead of busy holiday period
Lifeline receives an average of six calls a day from people in serious distress.
Abortion reform - NZ grasps the nettle again
Abortion is now back in the spotlight.
President feels heat from riots
'Yellow-vest' protest against fuel taxes turns violent on the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
Ditched Santa seeks legal advice after termination over comments
Neville Baker has said he is taking legal advice over a "big wrong" done to him.
Union will march with Pride Parade despite SkyCity pulling support
SkyCity union members will still march in Pride Parade despite SkyCity axing support.
Lizzie Marvelly: Too much ignorance over Pride Parade
COMMENT: This discussion deserves respect and patience - far better than it got.
Final journey for homeless man in viral wedding photo
Miller Patane was the unexpected recipient of a newlywed couple's kindness.
Santa sacked from parade for 'inappropriate' comments
My Santa refuses to cast women as the big man in red, and Farmers is cutting ties with it.
Facebook group set up to 'Attend Pride Parade dressed as a policeman!'
The group is protesting the "pathetic backward decision" of parade organisers.
Kiwis more worried about petrol prices than poverty
Petrol prices are now more concerning to Kiwis than poverty and healthcare.
Rents rising faster under coalition Govt than National
Renters are paying up to $50 more a week than a year ago - and National blames the Govt.
School's 'friendship bench' helps lonely kids find a pal
Year 5 pupil Hanna Blackburn said the bench showed the school was a kind place to be.
Lions club uses blackface in parade, says critics are 'too precious'
A Lions club in Taranaki is under fire for using blackface in a Christmas parade.