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Outside back Braxton Sorensen-McGee surpassed 100 points for the year.

More than 170 items from Nancy Doyle’s collection are listed on Cordy’s.

OPINION: Official 2026 election results are due on November 27, after Apec starts.

OPINION: I was Finance Minister during the GFC. We borrowed but had a plan to pay it back.

He now works in Sydney construction, after playing for the Cowboys and Knights.

Wellness tourism is expected to bring $47 million into the NZ economy by June 2027.

Now he wants suppression, citing his right to privacy after leaving two fearful victims.

Authorities tracked the 250kg shipment from Tauranga to Auckland before making arrests.

Simon Bridges and Deborah Pead talk election predictions and Halloween on Herald NOW panel. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Morning Headlines | National warns voters against split voting and Privacy Commissioner's final findings into the Manage My Health data breach revealed | Friday, October 30, 2026

Irene McInnes called the 1924 meeting that founded New Zealand's netball body.

Funds will support Myeloma New Zealand’s patient support and research work.

OPINION: The economic drivers of the French crisis are hard to dismiss Downunder.

Layne Green, 41, represented his province across all age groups and was a Junior Kiwi.

The Serious Fraud Office has also closed its investigation.

OPINION: Petrol rose 24.3% and diesel 55.8% from January to September.

Ingrid Leary held Taieri by 1443 votes over National’s Matthew French.

The Labour leader was at the RocketWerkz studios in Auckland. Video / RNZ

The National Party finance spokeswoman spoke to the media following the Reserve Bank's decision to keep the OCR at 2.75%. Video / Stuff

OPINION: Contrary to popular belief, engaging with gangs doesn’t endorse criminality.

OPINION: The fact that poverty persists does not make aspiration futile.

Ethics body approves tissue testing of embryos created through specialised IVF.

Voice of the People: NZME journalists hit the streets of Bay of Plenty and Waikato to find out what's on voters' minds heading into the general election. Video / NZ Herald

The girls’ mother warned Maui Koopu had threatened revenge if she met someone new.

OPINION: How shifting responsibility to the state weakened democracy.

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Herald NOW reporter Kieryn Morris tries out puppy yoga with rescue dogs. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Peters says the ship’s captain was hired under a DEI programme.

Christchurch's Te Kaha Stadium is looking for solutions after parts of the venue reached 32C during a rugby league game. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY