A decade-long camera trap study is revealing hidden glimpses of some of the world's most threatened and rare animals in south-east Asia.
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Update on case numbers as clock ticks down on mass vaccination event
There are four new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation today, and none in the community.The Ministry of Health has just issued an update on Covid-19 cases in New Zealand as a mass vaccination event in south Auckland draws to…
Former victim of gay conversion therapy lauds Government's move to ban it
By RNZ A man who was forced into conversion therapy as a teenager says the Government’s ban of the practice will help prevent long-lasting suffering.The Government yesterday introduced legislation that will make conversion therapy…
Gangs in prison: Comancheros inmates' special prison wing at Mt Eden
More than 30 members of the Comancheros gang, including their leader, are being held in their own wing of Mt Eden prison, the Herald on Sunday has learned.Members of the Australian motorcycle gang, which is suspected of being a…
Ecart decision: Officials protect heritage of Māori child expected to be conceived via IVF
A Māori couple were allowed to donate embryos to help a lifelong friend of a different ethnicity have a baby in a decision that came with the caveat she explores “what it means to raise a child that is Māori”.Any baby…
Herald morning quiz: August 1
Test your brains with the Herald’s morning quiz. Be sure to check back on nzherald.co.nz at 3pm for the afternoon quiz. To challenge yourself with more quizzes, CLICK HERE.
Dawn raids: Jacinda Ardern set to deliver formal apology today in Auckland
The Government will today deliver a formal apology to address the injustices of Pacific peoples during the 1970s dawn raids. It will be given by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Auckland Town Hall this afternoon. The much-anticipated…
Wintry weather to replace warm spell with showers throughout the week
Kiwis enjoying the recent run of warmer temperatures across the country will see a return to normal winter conditions next week. Temperatures should recede into the early teens as intermittent showers spread across the North and…
Guy Body's cartoons: August 1 – 31
Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.
Dawn raids: 'It shouldn't happen to any family'
The Government will today deliver a formal apology, validating the traumatic experiences of Pacific peoples who endured the 1970s dawn raids, led by successive Labour and National rule.It comes after two Pacific men launched a petition…