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NZ's most overdue library book: 121 years late and a $51,000 fine
We have all been guilty of forgetting to return a library book on time but what happens when you forget for 121 years? A Herald investigation reveals the country's most overdue library books.
Every ...
For Trump's aggrieved defenders, this impeachment confirms everything
His supporters see his second impeachment, a historic first, as the culmination of years of unfair treatment. The belief's ubiquity shows the resilience of his message and the power of conservative media ...
Person dies in water incident at Whangārei Heads beach
A person has died after a water incident at Whangārei Heads today.
Police said while it's not clear exactly what happened, the person had been on a boat prior to being found in the water.
Emergency ...
'Niggling issues': The real problem with American Magic's 'repaired' boat
OPINION:
When American Magic unveiled Patriot 2.0 yesterday, where once was a gaping hole caused by its capsize had been covered back up. In its place, an image resembling two band-aids with the New ...
Market close: Sea of red as NZ sharemarket follows Wall Street plunge
The nervousness and caution that persisted this week, for the first time in a long while, caught up with the New Zealand sharemarket which fell more than two per cent following a plunge on Wall Street.
The ...
The countries that handled pandemic the worst revealed
New Zealand has emerged as the world leader in controlling Covid-19 with Australia coming in the eighth spot in a new international ranking of political leaders.
Australian think tank the Lowy Institute ...
'Shocked': Mum asked to move while breastfeeding at public pool
A mother of two was left "shocked" after she was told by a Blenheim lifeguard to move while breastfeeding her child on the side of a pool.
On Tuesday the mother, who wished to remain anonymous, visited ...
Senior NZ First MPs resigns from party
Senior New Zealand First MP and former Minister Tracey Martin has resigned from the party, saying it "no longer reflects my values".
Also gone is Jenny Marcroft who, alongside Martin, was one of two ...
Fans rage as mum influencer outed
Fans of a wildly popular Instagram parenting influencer are reportedly distraught after discovering she and her husband made multiple donations to former president Donald Trump's campaigns.
Neonatal ...
Isolation rule-breakers: Police issue nearly 50 warnings
Police have had to issue nearly 50 warnings to rule-breaking returnees in a managed isolation and quarantine facilities this summer - most of them over bubble breaches.
While that was about half of the ...
How Trump's presidency could signal Republican Party's destruction
The long-term impact of Donald Trump's turbulent presidency could signal the internal destruction of the Republican Party, as the former leader's historic second impeachment looms.
While the 74-year-old ...
Australia extends suspension of New Zealand travel bubble for another 72 hours
Australia has extended the suspension of its one-way travel bubble with New Zealand for another 72 hours.
The hold on the bubble is now due to end on Sunday, January 31, at 4pm NZT.
It comes after ...
He was convicted in a police officer's murder. Trump gave him clemency
Jaime A. Davidson was in prison for nearly 30 years for one of upstate New York's most notorious crimes. Political connections appear to have set him free.
Among the dozens of pardons and commutations ...
Serious burns: 3-year-old girl injured
The child who suffered serious burns in Rotorua on Tuesday was a 3-year-old girl, it has been revealed.
Emergency services were called to the address on Perkins St, Pukehangi about 5pm Tuesday after ...
GameStop saga: The stock market lost its mind this week. Who's to blame?
Billions of dollars were this week wiped off of the ledgers of the sophisticated fund managers who have long pulled the strings on Wall Street.
In the process, a struggling retail firm became a US$10 ...
Water world! Burst main erupts in central Wellington
Wellington Water is responding to a burst watermain, which has flooded parts of Aro St.
Sand bags have been put in place at the site of the burst to re-direct water away from garages.
It comes just ...
NZX attack: Where the buck stops - and why your company could be next
"However fast you're moving, you're probably not moving fast enough," Financial Markets Authority chief executive Rob Everett told the Herald this morning, soon after his agency released its damning ...
Live: Two new Covid community cases in Auckland; locations of interest released
VIRUS LATEST:
• Two people in Auckland have tested positive for Covid-19, after twice testing negative while in managed isolation and being released into the community.
• The pair had been quarantining ...
12 Pullman hotel guests travelled to Australia - health boss
Australia's deputy chief medical officer has revealed a handful of people who completed quarantine at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland, where the highly infectious South African leaked to three people, travelled ...
Claire Trevett: The case to wait for Covid-19 vaccines
OPINION:
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern may well be ruing her decision to treat her political calendar as akin to the Chinese zodiac, and giving each year a name.
Ardern has taken to announcing the ...