Media Insider: Stuff to close Wellington print plant, 30 jobs up in air
Media Insider understands Bowker’s acquisition blindsided Stuff but it said in a press release today that his move…
Pastures Past: When women kept New Zealand’s farms running in wartime
While some farmers were initially reluctant to accept women in these roles, as reported in the NZ Herald…
That’s a wrap! Pak’nSave NZ Herald ad wins creative prize
NZME’s annual Imprint Awards celebrate the best in print advertising, showcasing how creativity, innovation and craft can deliver…
how to minimise your risks
By Peter Dougherty PEOPLE tend to live longer lives than ever before. Many of us would agree that…
OhioHealth named in federal antitrust civil complaint « The VW independent
OhioHealth, which owns OhioHealth Van Wert Hospital, has been named in a federal antitrust lawsuit. VW independent file…
Pastures Past: Farmers and catchment boards clash over mānuka blight in 1949
They were concerned that eliminating the plant could worsen erosion and negatively affect river systems and surrounding landscapes.…
Washington Post CEO and publisher Will Lewis out amid outrage over job cuts
Hundreds of Post journalists – including most of its overseas, local and sports staff – were let go…
Ozempic users who go cold turkey record average weight gain of half a kilo each month, according to new study
IT has been hailed as a ‘miracle’, helping those most in need to shift excess timber quicker than…
Spain is home to 11 types of snakes, three of them venomous vipers—but how dangerous are they?
THERE are 11 types of snakes in Spain, but only three of these are venomous, the last of…
Two Germans beaten to death in brawl in Spain after eviction goes horribly wrong
AFP 23 Dec, 2025 08:25 PMQuick Read Subscribe to listenAccess to Herald Premium articles require a Premium subscription.…
Pastures Past: How ticks tormented early farmers, their flocks and herds
In 1894, the New Zealand Mail quoted an Australian expert who said, “It has been said that ‘one…
Pastures Past: Waterwheels in New Zealand – how early mills powered farming life
In 1949, the Gisborne Herald reported on a turbine waterwheel which fell into German hands during World War…