Late-night rescue to free 11 people trapped in SkyCity Hamilton lift
SkyCity was unable to comment on what caused the incident when contacted by the Herald early Sunday morning.…
Whakatāne Hospital secondary maternity services to resume early 2026
A midwife spoke out in January because she feared a pregnant woman or baby would die due to…
Auckland prison unit housing mosque terrorist Brenton Tarrant repainted to ease ‘oppressive’ conditions
Images from inside the Prisoners of Extreme Risk Unit (Peru) in Auckland Prison during a 2023 inspection. Photo…
When can you see September’s full moon? See peak time, cloud forecast
Top astronomy events for September 2025 From a total lunar eclipse to Saturn shining bright all night long,…
Team Uses AI and Lab Tests to Predict Genetic Disease Risk
When genetic testing reveals a rare DNA mutation, doctors and patients are frequently left in the dark about…
It’s only fair for employers to make KiwiSaver contributions for over-65s – Sarah Hearn
And the way the law currently stands, employers don’t have to contribute to the KiwiSaver funds of workers…
Spring Fashion: NZ Labels On What Colours To Wear This Season
Brighter days are ahead and New Zealand fashion is celebrating with matching hues. It’s springtime and local fashion…
Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal orders Linn Motors to refund customer for leaky Isuzu
By that point, she wanted a complete refund, not a repair, and continued with her case. The tribunal…
Former Labour Minister Stuart Nash makes his pitch to become NZ First MP
By Adam Pearse Deputy Political Editor·NZ Herald· 6 Sep, 2025 02:19 AM2 mins to read Subscribe to listenAccess…
Huntly man Warren Lee built deadly pipe bomb to scare off ‘undesirable’ neighbours
When questioned soon afterwards, he said police might want to check out the pipe bomb in his lounge.…
Mei Heron returns to NZ after whirlwind role as TVNZ European correspondent
When the Heron family landed in Europe, her daughter Emiko was 5 months old, her son Malachi had…
London’s surprising affordability: Cheaper groceries and travel thanks to competition
That’s quite the contradiction to last month’s column, and you may be thinking: “Lillie, didn’t you tell us…