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Herald afternoon quiz: April 28

Test your knowledge with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

Teremoana Rapley reveals she's living with inoperable brain cancer

The award-winning musician announced the diagnosis days after winning a top honor at the Taite Music Awards.

Long-term Plan: South Aucklanders on what's important to them

More than 22,000 individuals in the region provided feedback, with 2200 of those living in the south Auckland wards.

Man dies in quad bike crash in Waimate, Canterbury

The man died at the scene after a crash at a Waihao Downs property.

Father-son Rebels gang duo Texas and Wiremu Doctor sentenced to prison for Auckland shootings

A judge praised Texas Doctor's dedication to his sons - until he joined the Rebels.

Hawke’s Bay club rugby: Havelock North and Taradale likely to contest Nash Cup final

Aotea were kept scoreless by a rampant Taradale side - who won 104-0.

Fresh allegations amid investigations into migrant exploitation at Metrolanes Auckland bowling alley

Bowling technician alleges part of salary being withheld as a way to enslave him.

James Shaw admits he came ‘really close’ to quitting during his career

Shaw resigned from his role as the Green Party co-leader in January.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Paula Bennett appointed new chair of Pharmac

There had been speculation the former minister was planning to run for Auckland Mayor.

Lotto: Two winning second division tickets sold in Tauranga

Two people from Tauranga won $13,549 with Lotto second division

Person dead after ATV incident in Waihao Downs, near Waimate in South Canterbury

The Serious Crash Unit has been notified and the death will be referred to the Coroner.

Modern-day Mr Fixit: Dannevirke police wave through man with urn on roof to cool overheating engine

The latest report from No 8 wire hero Billy was that he ran out of petrol on the motorway.

Rotorua’s $3 billion, 30-year plan to fix aging pipes, roads and more

Rotorua is wrestling with a costly dilemma: how to keep the pipes flowing after years of what one councillor describes as "chronic underspending".

Papakura off-ramp reopens after car crashes into barrier

NZTA warns motorists to avoid using the off-ramp and to expect delays.

Man charged with murder over Hāwera death

The 46-year-old is accused of killing 26-year-old Whatitiri Whakaruru who was found seriously hurt on Monday.

'Tragedy': Rural Auckland settlement shaken by death of child in driveway

The death - the second of its kind in less than a week - had left locals "very affected", a local councillor says.

Support growing for granting ecosystems legal personhood - Otago researchers

Researchers from Otago University have been studying how legal rights for the environment differ around the world.

Hidden mothers and Māori trading cards: The dawn of photography in Aotearoa

Disembodied hands and a "confused first-time Tinder user" from 1852 feature in a new book showcasing NZ's colonial-era photography.

Auckland property investment scammer will be deported back to China

A man who was jailed after concocting an elaborate $6 million property scam to defraud overseas investors has been granted a year to get his affairs in order before he is deported back to China.

Police praise teenagers lost in Southland bush

The five boys were rescued overnight after getting lost on the Makarewa Falls track in the Hokonui Hills.

The curious case of the Wellington pigeon pincher

Two bronze bird statues have flown the coop, leaving art lovers all aflutter.

Child dies after driveway crash in Karaka, rural Auckland

Police have closed a section of road after the second driveway fatality involving a child in the past week.

Kaitāia bus driver, 71, sentenced to home detention for kissing 13-year-old boy

The man groomed the boy through their mutual interest in toy cars.

Person dies after fleeing police, wrong-way crash on State Highway 1

Police pursued the stolen ute, but abandoned the chase before it collided head-on with another vehicle.

Police searching for source of 'loud bangs' heard in Wairarapa

The mystery bangs were heard throughout the early hours of the morning over a stretch of several kilometres.

US police officer convicted over shooting death of Christchurch man during mental health breakdown

A US jury has found a former police officer guilty of reckless endangerment after fatally shooting Christian Glass while he was suffering a significant mental health episode.

Quick thinking helps save bush-walking teenagers lost in the dark

The five were walking on Makarewa Falls track in the Hokonui Hills, near Gore, but lost their way after dark.

Injured man gives up waiting for help after seven hours at hospital ED

Facing an all-night wait, Binn Wharton went home. By the time he was seen the next day, he was nauseous, shaking and needed IV antibiotics.

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