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The trust is gone, perhaps for a generation. Forget for a minute the allegations against Chris Cairns, writes Dylan Cleaver.
The trust is gone, perhaps for a generation. Forget for a minute the allegations against Chris Cairns, writes Dylan Cleaver.
Motorists with newer, safer cars may see their annual licence costs slashed by as much as $163 a year.
Here are the most read news stories today, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about tomorrow.
EU is to scrap "best-before" dates on long life food packaging as a measure to stop millions of tons of edible produce being thrown away every year.
A woman who committed bigamy on Valentines Day has been let off with a warning from a judge that in times past, she would have been jailed.
Air New Zealand and Tourism New Zealand will extend a $20 million marketing partnership to promote the country in key overseas markets.
Nathan Albert bled to death alone on the side of an Auckland road during the early hours of New Year’s Day 2013. Now his killer has been jailed for life.
The Antarctic ice sheet is disappearing at twice the speed of when it was last surveyed, losing 159 billion tonnes of ice to the ocean every year.
Baking for others is always rewarding. But it's even more so when it's for a child who is in hospital.
Learning English was just a dream for Ye Tun Oo, let alone being able to start a degree in an English-speaking country.
A mosque in Auckland has been shut down indefinitely following violent attacks and the declaration of jihad, or holy war, against private security staff.
It was a rowdy household of seven, musical, bookish, articulate, funny. In Wellington. My father was an economist and political scientist.
Lorde has won two gongs at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas and performed her song Tennis Court for the first time on television.
Here are the most read news stories today, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about tomorrow.
From premature celebrating to a smooth baseball fan, Daily Shorts looks at the light-hearted side of sport.
An activist in Chile has burnt documents representing NZ$580 million worth of student debt during a protest at Universidad del Mar.
A midwife who stopped monitoring a baby during birth against instruction from an obstetrician has been ordered to apologise to the infants mother over his death.
A woman who was announced as a winner at a beauty pageant was told by organisers two days after her victory that her prize was meant for another Indian girl.
A registered nurse looked up the medical records of her former husband's new partner more than 40 times.
Radio personality Polly Gillespie says she is glad to have the chance to recognise ordinary New Zealanders doing great things for their communities.
New Zealands pop music heritage is being preserved thanks to a push from the recording industry to digitise a vast back catalogue of work.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown will be paid $259,500 from July after the Remuneration Authority approved a 3.4 per cent pay rise.
Three important writers, all women over 65, were given separate standing ovations yesterday at the Auckland Writers Festival.
It's been a hard 18 months for philanthropist Sir Owen Glenn, whose name has never been far from the headlines.
Danielle Wright talks to the talented folk behind the brand new Family Day at the Auckland Writers Festival.
Welcome to my regular column entitled "My Light Bulb Moment". This series highlights a "blinding flash of insight" business, cultural and sports leaders have had in their career, and how this changed their lives forever.