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Counter protest turnout swells well beyond size of original protest
The Stop Co-Governance march through central Wellington ended up drawing more counter protesters than it did supporters.
Read moreRugby World Cup: Highlights wrap - Friday, September 29
Watch full highlights of all the action from Friday morning's game between Japan and Samoa at the Rugby World Cup.
Read moreRugby World Cup match highlights: New Zealand vs Italy
Watch highlights of the Rugby World Cup pool A match between the All Blacks and Italy in Lyon.
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All Blacks v Italy: How the Rugby World Cup match unfolded
Match report from the pool A clash between the All Blacks and Italy in Lyon.
Read moreShowers and thunderstorms to batter Auckland, wind warning issued for Harbour Bridge
An A&P Show's been ditched, a tree's down in Auckland, and a road's flooded in Wellington.
Read moreMore protests set for outside Parliament today
Some transport delays are expected in the centre of Wellington today as protesters march to Parliament.
Read morePeters: 'National's numbers don't stack up'
'Most unreal election' as politicians make irresponsible promises, NZ First leader says.
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Thunderstorms sweep country, red alert for Harbour Bridge
Any let-up in the weather is unlikely to happen until the end of the day – and tomorrow is likely to be a brief respite, the Metservice says.
Read morePart of SH1 in Wellington to close at night for road replacement
There will be night closures on State Highway 1 in Wellington past the Victoria Tunnel during October as the road is replaced.
Read moreLDV's Mifa 9 is in a class of one but it's still a hard sell
LDV's Mifa 9 is the only electric people-mover on the market right now, but it's not cheap. Is it worth considering over an SUV?
Read moreBattle of the debate undercards: Patrick Gower v Jessica Mutch McKay
Review: Who did it better in their battle of the Chrises?
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Weather: Storm watch still in place for top of North Island
MetService has lifted a red severe thunderstorm warning for Northland, but a storm watch is still in place over the wider Northland and Auckland regions.
Read moreHamilton father jailed after ‘callous’ attack on woman in front of child
She was kicked to the point of unconsciousness and then punched so hard it broke her nose.
Read morePolice chase ends in three arrests
Three people have been arrested after a police chase in central Auckland on Saturday morning.
Read moreWeekend wind, rain to make repair of Auckland's 13-metre deep sinkhole even more challenging
Rain forecast for this weekend is likely to make repair of the a 13-metre deep sinkhole that has appeared in the city even more difficult.
Read moreForcing people to repay welfare ‘loans’ traps them in a poverty cycle – where is the policy debate about that?
Opinion - A poverty cycle driver is how the welfare system pushes vulnerable people into debt for things such as school uniforms, power bills and car repair, Hanna Wilberg writes.
Read moreShowers and thunderstorms to batter Auckland, wind warning issued for Harbour Bridge
Wet weather across the NI and some of the SI in a strong, cold, unstable southwest flow.
Read moreWatch: All Blacks vs Italy - Rugby World Cup 2023 (Māori commentary)
Watch delayed coverage with Māori commentary of the Rugby World Cup pool A match between the All Blacks and Italy in Lyon.
Read moreThe Front Page: The week’s top stories – Dodgy real estate deals, the Chateau Tongariro mess and the Costco effect
Another week of big headlines covered by the Herald's podcast team.
Read moreKane Williamson hits half century as Black Caps thrash Pakistan in World Cup warm-up
The skipper has been ruled out of the tournament opener but showed hugely promising signs as a specialist batter against Pakistan in Hyderabad.
Read moreLive: All Blacks vs Italy - Rugby World Cup 2023
How the All Blacks went against Italy in pool A of the World Cup in Lyon.
Read moreNeighbours' dispute over fence on shifting grounds in beachside settlement
Is it a fence? Is it a screen? Is it too high? A Grand Designs' home has prompted battle lines over a fence in a peaceful Golden Bay beachside settlement.
Read moreLetters to the Editor: Selective memory too kind to Labour
Readers share their thoughts.
Read moreGisborne beach to close for emergency pipe repair
Urgent repairs to Gisborne's wastewater outfall pipe will close a section of Midway Beach for at least five days.
Read moreRadio and TV star Simon Barnett opens up on his beloved wife Jodi’s cancer battle
Doctors have told the radio star his 'perfect' soulmate and 'hero' has just weeks to live.
Read moreFace sculpting treatment an incredible experience
Lucy Groube from Calmē Beauty worked her magic on me
Read moreDomestic violence: Bay of Plenty woman’s story of abuse - and survival
"I used to get beaten, kicked, whipped, threatened with a machete ..."
Read moreWomen's prisons should routinely offer pregnancy tests on arrival, inspectorate recommends
More needs to be done to ensure all women receive pregnancy tests when entering prison and help mothers coping with addiction, according to a new report.
Read moreQuiz: Morning trivia challenge: September 30, 2023
Who created Fred Dagg?
Read moreSnow warnings, ferries cancelled as storms continue
Snow warnings have been issued for roads, winds could reach gale force for much of the country and some Cook Strait ferries have been cancelled for a second time this week.
Read moreWest Auckland man missing for nearly a week - Police
Police have released a CCTV recording as they search for a West Auckland man who has been missing for nearly a week.
Read moreCandidate's home broken into, vandalised, threat left behind
The home of Te Pāti Māori candidate Hana Maipi-Clarke was broken into, vandalised, and a threatening letter left behind this week.
Read moreDecision to allow dogs at remote campsite, against dog controllers' advice
Despite concerns from dog control officers and councillors, dogs will be allowed a at popular South Wairarapa camping destination this summer.
Read moreSinkhole sewage spill scuttles Saturday and Sunday sea sports
The fallout from Auckland's giant sinkhole continues, forcing the cancellation of weekend events and school holiday programmes across the Waitematā Harbour.
Read moreWaikato man facing 'serious charges' hands himself in
Police earlier this month said Naya Rapiu Fabian Wharekura of Ngāruawāhia had breached his bail conditions.
Read moreQueenstown gets equipment to help fight cryptosporidium outbreak, now at 48 cases
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has secured UV disinfection equipment to provide a temporary barrier against cryptosporidium.
Read moreMagpie swooping: Inside the Australian bird's annual reign of terror
It's that time of year. Streets and parks become a battleground, as magpies - descending from above and attacking from behind - swoop down on anything they fear poses a threat to their offspring.
Read moreMassive pothole causing havoc on Napier-Taupō road
Car tyres and rims have been falling victim to a giant pothole that has opened up on State Highway 5 between Napier and Taupō.
Read moreEl Niño officially declared by NIWA
NIWA says the weather pattern - which usually causes dryness in the east and more rain in the west - is likely to continue over summer.
Read more'A timeless taonga': Only known customary Māori sail Te Rā returns to Aotearoa
Te Rā is believed to be over 200 years old and will be on display at Tāmaki Paenga Hira, the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
Read moreUniversity of Waikato boss referred to new medical school as a 'present' for future National government
The chancellor of the University of Waikato was intimately involved in helping National develop policy, raising questions about independence.
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