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  • Dramatic victory in feature at Tauranga

    Underrated mare Diss Is Dramatic found her winning groove again when she stormed home to claim yesterday’s feature event at Tauranga, the Group 2 Japan Trophy (1600m).

  • Golden hour for NZ at The Valley

    The Queen of New Zealand racing who loves The Valley and a 3-year-old who didn’t combined to win A$1.5 million worth of races in a golden Kiwi hour in Melbourne yesterday.

  • Dozens killed as terrorists strike Moscow

    The Islamic State terror group (IS) has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a concert hall in Moscow that has killed at least 60 people and injured 145.

  • On his first day of high school a 13-year-old South Island boy was shown a video of a dog being skinned alive, and two more of people killing themselves.

  • On his first day of high school a 13-year-old South Island boy was shown a video of a dog being skinned alive, and two more of people killing themselves.

  • Clunky Chiefs gain ABs boost

    As injuries mount around the competition, the Chiefs have been buoyed by the reintegration of two of their All Blacks.

  • Fee hike risks shutting Kiwis out

    Starting from this year, a hut on the Milford Track — one of the country’s Great Walks — will set New Zealand residents back $92 a night. This is, as Herald travel journalist Thomas Bywater wrote in a recent piece, a far cry from the $3 maintenance fee Kiwis were asked to pay for the same walk in the summer of 1992.

  • Boost for Trump as big payday looks likely

    Donald Trump is due to be handed a US$3.5 billion payday as the Republican presidential contender faces a looming deadline to pay a huge legal bill, after his social media company passed the final obstacle to a Wall Street listing.

  • Changes for Auckland FC reserves upset clubs

    Auckland clubs are upset by sudden rule changes made by Northern Region Football just days before the start of the season to accommodate the entry of Auckland FC reserves next season.

  • HOMES WE LOVE SPONSORED CLIFFTOP PARADISE

    A clifftop mansion in the Bay of Islands has hit the market for sale. The seven-bedroom estate at 49Okiato Road in Okiato, Far North, has been given a luxury upgrade by its latest owner and has its eyes on international buyers.

  • Foley move may prove folly

    Auckland’s new A-League team attracted moderate fanfare last week as they revealed their club colours and confirmed their nickname — the Black Knights.

  • COVER STORY SPONSORED WIDE OPEN SPACES

    It’s no surprise that in the 10 years since Neil bought 126 Patiki Place in Whangamata he has had plenty of offers to sell.

  • No more haka, anthems

  • Daycare fees $700 per week for two children

    Parents of young children are questioning whether returning to work is financially worth it as the cost of daycare in Aotearoa bites.

  • Alleged fake dentist unmasked

    A man accused of operating for years as an unregistered, unqualified dentist in West Auckland has lost his bid to keep his name under wraps.

  • Lotto

  • Dorkland FC: Black mark for Black Knights

    The judgment of embryonic A-League football club Auckland FC is being called into question after they embraced last weekend’s one-man pitch invasion by a supporter in new club shirt by using footage of it in an official club promotional video on Instagram this week.

  • Dolphins on course sees SailGP races canned

    A dolphin sighting on the racecourse saw the opening day of racing cancelled in SailGP’s return to Christchurch.

  • At long last: Blues bewdies

    Not this year, said the Blues. One dominant victory does not transform a horribly lopsided rivalry or erase the pain of losing recent finals, but after years of entrenched frustration, you’ll forgive the Blues if they savour this result, their first win against the Crusaders at Eden Park in a decade, just a little.

  • Corrections told to save $100m

    The Department of Corrections has been told to find more than $100 million of cost savings annually after the Government promised its planned cuts would not affect front-line services.

  • When house sales turn toxic

    Homeowners do the hiring of the real estate agent, but the agent can also do the firing if the relationship turns toxic often due to micromanagement, mistrust or unrealistic expectations.

  • Horror rise in violence against retailers

    Being a retailer has never been easy. Trying to keep ahead of trends, being nice to customers when they aren’t always pleasant, and watching sales decrease every quarter as you combat the cost of living and the increase in online shopping.

  • Law changes fail to address the rolling maul

    If you’ve wondered what sound a dinosaur makes when it wakes up, just listen to World Rugby’s conditional pronouncements on the changes it may bring (note the conditional) to the game.

  • Why Molloy doesn’t think he’s controversial

    Businessman and former Auckland mayoral candidate Leo Molloy may have built a brand on being a provocateur, but he does not view himself that way.

  • Letter of the week No justice for scam victims

    With the ever-growing and disturbingly common online investment scams facing us on a daily basis, and the major perpetrators seemingly “out of reach” and untraceable, the detailed report (HoS, Mar 17) of one such shrewd scam artist being identified and caught was, at first glance, wonderful news.

  • ‘It catches up with you in the end’ Louise Wallace’s skin cancer warning

    Actor, veteran broadcaster and former Real Housewife Louise Wallace has a cautionary tale about the importance of sunblock, after undergoing surgery for skin cancer.

  • ZAC LANGDON-POLEIn this Herald on Sunday series, we ask well-known Aucklanders for their favourite spots in the city. This week, Tāmaki-Makaurau-based artist Zac Langdon-Pole takes us on a tour of his top places.

    Favourite beach? Te Henga (Bethells Beach) on the west coast is an all-time favourite. It’s always a real blast of the senses. You’d never imagine as a stranger to this land that with an easy 40-minute drive from the city you could be in a place so otherworldly, rugged and mythic. You’ve got three options to suit your mood, the main beach being a wide open rush of the elements, Te Awakauwahaia /...

  • New Zealand sailor is likely to die in prison after sentencing for 1.4 tonne cocaine bust

    An ageing Kiwi sailor caught in a record-breaking Australian cocaine bust will probably be in prison for the rest of his life, according to the judges who rejected his last-ditch legal appeal.

  • Spoke in wheel as men riders quit over fees

    The male competitors of the Crankworx Rotorua World Championship have pulled out on the eve of the final day of competition.

  • Put the tax cuts on ice

    The Government needs to stop trying to fix the economy with one hand tied behind its back. It’s time to bite the bullet and put tax cuts on hold until we can afford them.

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