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Coronavirus: School staff member's partner tests positive
The person is believed to be one of four new Auckland cases.
Sky shares fall sharply, again, as Covid-19 decimates sports calendar
Some fans defect. Across the Tasman, football rights holder Optus offers refunds.
The oldies who are taking over Auckland CBD
Step aside hipster millennials, it's baby boomers who are moving into the city now.
California coronavirus patient wasn't tested for days
It is still unknown how the US woman acquired the disease.
Killer dad plotted to murder others
Rowan Baxter kept a rope in his car to murder his ex-partner and son.
Karen Walker cuts thread on five jobs in its Auckland workroom
The Kiwi designer says changing fashion trends drove the decision.
'I honestly don't trust many people at Boeing': A broken culture exposed
New York Times: "This airplane is ridiculous," one staffer said of the 737 Max.
How new rental laws aim to change the way we live
They would be the biggest changes in three decades, but do we need them?
Why listening is a powerful tool in our mental health battle
It can be difficult to know how to support a loved one in mental distress.
Why student loans are keeping NZers in exile
Hundreds are declaring bankruptcy to have a chance to come back home
The Front Page podcast: Why they couldn't 'just put out' the SkyCity fire
Monsoon buckets could have made the fire damage even worse.
The housing crisis is about to get worse
Thousands more New Zealanders are in danger of becoming homeless
Why online voting is coming, ready or not
Local voting is miserably low in main centres, but is it lazy voters or a broken system?
Are the days of free trade over?
The changing world of trade could have a big impact in New Zealand.
There's still time to stop the end of the world
Internationally, 67 per cent of people see climate change as a major threat.
How can we protect our elections from foreign interference?
Even the SIS says foreign political donations are becoming an area of concern.
Another Blues box-office hit as Onehunga bundled out
Someone always loses and it was Onehunga Sports' turn in the Chatham Cup semifinal today.
NGHS retain Super 8 crown after grinding down Otane
NGHS netballers show it's not how you start the season but how you finish it that matters.
Whānau-like kinship offers Toro Atu platform for success
Captain Ravi Mani had family matters to attend to but that didn't upset Toro Atu balance.
When does criticising politicians become offensive?
Alan Jones sparked widespread backlash with comments about PM Jacinda Ardern.
Hawke's Bay in the grip of NBA star Steven Adams fever
Oklahoma City Thunder centre Steven Adams creates unforgettable scenes in Hawke's Bay.
Thompson takes six-stroke victory
Maraenui Golf Club amateur Mako Thompson enjoys a purple patch before Queensland champs.
Chatham Cup pass mark for Blues after Greek mock exam
Napier City Rovers claim three points but fall shy of retaining the Central League crown.
It's a Wall of resilience for Lindisfarne College teen
Lindisfarne College schoolboy Sam Wall draws inspiration from success of Sarpreet Singh.
Do troubles for Fonterra mean trouble for farmers?
The dairy co-op is a giant of NZ business, so how worried should we all be?
Burton, Hill, Bush creaking but enjoying court time
Napier Girls' High School, Toro Atu only undefeated teams in Basketball HB's club league.
Mercurial midfielder Mandair back in Bay United equation
Another homegrown talent, Karan Mandair, officially second signing for Hawke's Bay United.
Napier teen humming from scrap metal yard to US varsity
Teen Travis Wright doesn't cut an athletic picture but he hums on the basketball court.
Schoolboy referee keeps family torch burning
Maternal grandfather, father provide platform for Shea Hughes to realise World Cup dream.
Thunder centre Adams will be in da house this month
Talented Hawke's Bay teens Kobe Kara and Clifton Bush Jr III share Steven Adams moments.
Lindisfarne College schoolboy sails on wind of honesty
Hawke's Bay schoolboy Carl Marshall's much wiser for "ooching" on fast opti boat to China.
Mako Thompson salutes coach, family for latest victory
Slowly but surely HB golfer Mako Thompson is working his way towards turning professional.