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Veterinarians for Animal Welfare calls for better monitoring of virtual fencing technology

✇New Zealand Herald
1 June 2026 at 21:24
Veterinarians for Animal Welfare Aotearoa has released a code of ethical conduct.

A cow wears a solar-powered, GPS-enabled smart collar. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round

A cow wears a solar-powered, GPS-enabled smart collar. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round

A cow wears a solar-powered, GPS-enabled smart collar. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round

A cow wears a solar-powered, GPS-enabled smart collar. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round

Top paediatrician warns more babies will suffer as RSV drug still unapproved

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Michael Morrah
11 June 2026 at 17:00
Australia approved an RSV antibody injection more than two years ago.

Paediatricians Dame Teuila Percival and Adrian Trenholme have worked at Middlemore's Kidz First Children's Hospital since it opened 25 years ago. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Paediatricians Dame Teuila Percival and Adrian Trenholme have worked at Middlemore's Kidz First Children's Hospital since it opened 25 years ago. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Paediatricians Dame Teuila Percival and Adrian Trenholme have worked at Middlemore's Kidz First Children's Hospital since it opened 25 years ago. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Paediatricians Dame Teuila Percival and Adrian Trenholme have worked at Middlemore's Kidz First Children's Hospital since it opened 25 years ago. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Budget 2026: Longer postnatal stays for mothers – Finance Minister Nicola Willis

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Cherie Howie
28 May 2026 at 04:15
The initiative is expected to cost about $34m over four years; the start date is unknown.

Previously, mothers and their babies were discharged based on their specific needs – some within hours of birth. Photo / 123rf

Previously, mothers and their babies were discharged based on their specific needs – some within hours of birth. Photo / 123rf

Previously, mothers and their babies were discharged based on their specific needs – some within hours of birth. Photo / 123rf

Previously, mothers and their babies were discharged based on their specific needs – some within hours of birth. Photo / 123rf

Auckland FC v Sydney FC player ratings: Who was best in A-League grand final

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Samuel Sherry
23 May 2026 at 21:00
How the players rated in their 1-0 grand final victory against Sydney FC.

Auckland FC celebrate their opening goal in the A-League men's grand final. Photo / Alyse Wright

Auckland FC celebrate their opening goal in the A-League men's grand final. Photo / Alyse Wright

Auckland FC celebrate their opening goal in the A-League men's grand final. Photo / Alyse Wright

Auckland FC celebrate their opening goal in the A-League men's grand final. Photo / Alyse Wright

Thian Britten jailed for stalking, assault and bribe attempt from jail

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Al Williams
24 May 2026 at 06:00
Thian Britten told the woman he assaulted to "go in and say that you lied".

Thian Britten tried to bribe his victim from prison. Photo / 123rf

Thian Britten tried to bribe his victim from prison. Photo / 123rf

Thian Britten tried to bribe his victim from prison. Photo / 123rf

Thian Britten tried to bribe his victim from prison. Photo / 123rf

Society Insider: The young up-and-comers shaking up Auckland’s social, creative and business scenes

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Ricardo Simich
20 May 2026 at 17:00
These bright young things are the creatives and dealmakers reshaping Auckland.

Society Insider's ones to watch, from left: Sam Murphy, Constance Langbrown, Christelle Blanchard, Hunter Masfen, Gregory Hunter, Troi Atkins, Maya Silwood and Poroaki Merritt-McDonald. Photo / Herald composite

Society Insider's ones to watch, from left: Sam Murphy, Constance Langbrown, Christelle Blanchard, Hunter Masfen, Gregory Hunter, Troi Atkins, Maya Silwood and Poroaki Merritt-McDonald. Photo / Herald composite

Society Insider's ones to watch, from left: Sam Murphy, Constance Langbrown, Christelle Blanchard, Hunter Masfen, Gregory Hunter, Troi Atkins, Maya Silwood and Poroaki Merritt-McDonald. Photo / Herald composite

Society Insider's ones to watch, from left: Sam Murphy, Constance Langbrown, Christelle Blanchard, Hunter Masfen, Gregory Hunter, Troi Atkins, Maya Silwood and Poroaki Merritt-McDonald. Photo / Herald composite

How to get your CV seen by a human

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Rachel Lacey
3 June 2026 at 00:02
Telegraph: How jobseekers can get around increasingly common AI filters.

The growing use of AI means even the most lovingly crafted CV could be ruthlessly filtered out before it’s even landed on a human’s desk. Photo / Getty Images

The growing use of AI means even the most lovingly crafted CV could be ruthlessly filtered out before it’s even landed on a human’s desk. Photo / Getty Images

The growing use of AI means even the most lovingly crafted CV could be ruthlessly filtered out before it’s even landed on a human’s desk. Photo / Getty Images

The growing use of AI means even the most lovingly crafted CV could be ruthlessly filtered out before it’s even landed on a human’s desk. Photo / Getty Images

NZ First wants KiwiSaver members to help the Government buy BNZ, believes credit rating agencies will be fine with debt burden

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Jenée Tibshraeny
21 May 2026 at 06:09
ANALYSIS: Party reckons rating agencies will be fine with the Govt taking out more debt.

NZ First leader Winston Peters wants the Crown to buy BNZ.

NZ First leader Winston Peters wants the Crown to buy BNZ.

NZ First leader Winston Peters wants the Crown to buy BNZ.

NZ First leader Winston Peters wants the Crown to buy BNZ.

Icon Construction director Dan Bosher - building chief, drummer, Master architectural graduate

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Anne Gibson
5 June 2026 at 17:00
By 2027, Icon NZ will have been in this country for a decade and now has expansion plans.

Icon's Dan Bosher at the Queen St site. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Icon's Dan Bosher at the Queen St site. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Icon's Dan Bosher at the Queen St site. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Icon's Dan Bosher at the Queen St site. Photo / Annaleise Shortland

Society Insider: Sally Ridge and John Darby’s Fijian escape; Wayne Leach’s Remuera mansion expected to sell for more than $25m

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Ricardo Simich
27 May 2026 at 17:00
Plus Auckland's new fashion event from former NZFW founder.

Amanda and Wayne Leach are selling their Remuera mansion; Amisfield owner John Darby and his partner, interior designer Sally Ridge, have been cruising Fiji's islands on Darby's luxury launch. Photo / Herald composite

Amanda and Wayne Leach are selling their Remuera mansion; Amisfield owner John Darby and his partner, interior designer Sally Ridge, have been cruising Fiji's islands on Darby's luxury launch. Photo / Herald composite

Amanda and Wayne Leach are selling their Remuera mansion; Amisfield owner John Darby and his partner, interior designer Sally Ridge, have been cruising Fiji's islands on Darby's luxury launch. Photo / Herald composite

Amanda and Wayne Leach are selling their Remuera mansion; Amisfield owner John Darby and his partner, interior designer Sally Ridge, have been cruising Fiji's islands on Darby's luxury launch. Photo / Herald composite

Alec Baldwin trial documentary: Rory Kennedy on politics and justice

✇New Zealand Herald
By: Karl Puschmann
12 June 2026 at 19:00
The film offers an exclusive and intimate look into the veteran actor's life.

Actor Alec Baldwin is the subject of a newly released documentary on his involuntary manslaughter trial. Photo / Getty Images

Actor Alec Baldwin is the subject of a newly released documentary on his involuntary manslaughter trial. Photo / Getty Images

Actor Alec Baldwin is the subject of a newly released documentary on his involuntary manslaughter trial. Photo / Getty Images

Actor Alec Baldwin is the subject of a newly released documentary on his involuntary manslaughter trial. Photo / Getty Images
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