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- COVER STORY FUN IN THE SUN
Finding the perfect section in Muriwai – 18 years ago – was just the first step in the evolution of this sensational seaside hideaway, about 45minutes’ drive from Auckland’s CBD – traffic permitting, yet an absolute world away in terms of peace and privacy.
- Hospo closures threaten city vibes
Many of Auckland and Wellington’s most beloved restaurants have closed over the past year or two — eroding parts of each cities’ souls.
- COVER STORY FUN IN THE SUN
Finding the perfect section in Muriwai – 18 years ago – was just the first step in the evolution of this sensational seaside hideaway, about 45minutes’ drive from Auckland’s CBD – traffic permitting, yet an absolute world away in terms of peace and privacy.
- NBA explores league in Europe
The NBA will explore the creation of a new professional league in Europe in partnership with world governing body Fiba, NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced this week.
- Never forget: life is for living
A few years ago, my mother remarked to me, “Shane, lately all I’ve been doing is going to tangi.” At that moment, I found her words a bit morbid, but I understood the context.
- Great Scottie as Scheffler shines
Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler matched the tournament record he already shared with an eight-under par 62 to grab the lead in yesterday’s darkness-halted second round of the PGA Houston Open.
- ‘Vexatious’ case over helicopter dismissed
A man alleged police waged a three-year-long campaign of intimidation against him by using the Eagle helicopter to harass him.
- Failure to fix bloated bureaucracy
Cabinet ministers are currently digesting proposals that will overhaul the way our public service operates.
- Search for survivors after deadly quake
It was supposed to be a symbol of power, progress and modernity, the face of a new Myanmar, built at a cost of billions of dollars and immune to the threat of foreign invaders and natural disasters.
- Child dies in dog attack
A young child has died after a dog attack in the Bay of Plenty on Friday afternoon.
Featured documents
- Awful anthem versions: Daze the music died
Opinion has been unanimous this week that the national anthems have been grotesquely awful at the Rugby World Cup, with recordings of a kids’ choir being called unforgivable, and poorly received everywhere....
- We can do this, NZ
We can do this, NZ
What do we want New Zealand’s economy to look like in 20 years?...
- Could New Zealand become the
SAUDI ARABIA
OF WIND?
The South Taranaki Bight offshore wind project is not even on the drawing board, yet the potential of New Zealand for power generation at sea is drawing worldwide attention....
- ‘Untangle the web’:
$18m frozen
More than $18 million of alleged bribes from a South American corruption scandal will remain frozen in New Zealand after police were given more time to “untangle the web” of international bank accounts....
- I married Julian Assange in prison. Now I’m fighting to
FREE HIM
He’s the notorious WikiLeaks founder, imprisoned since 2019 in Belmarsh and Britain’s most divisive inmate. She’s the mother of their two small children and the lawyer campaigning for his release....
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State Highway 12 rolls through hillsides and farmland in Northland — hair-raisingly narrow with sharp turns and pockmarked with filled-in and newly forming cavities. It’s about as far from London’s Covent Garden or New York’s Met as you’ll find, and about the only place where The Voice now performs....
- Paul Henry still draws anaudience
Paul Henry devoted a chapter to the Herald in one of his books a decade ago. It was not complimentary. Not about the newspaper, nor a couple of writers, nor the editor at the time, who happened to be me....
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Just before 7.30am on March 27, 1984, a man walked through the front door of Wellington’s Trades Hall carrying a suitcase....
- BAKER
CHANTELLE
The alternative realities of
Chantelle Baker got to Hawke’s Bay before the mud had dried and quickly found familiar faces....
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Just before 7.30am on March 27, 1984, a man walked through the front door of Wellington’s Trades Hall carrying a suitcase....