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| Domestic air services boosted |
 Travellers between Tauranga and Christchurch, and Invercargill and Wellington, are the big winners in Air New Zealand's latest boost to domestic capacity.More than 9500 additional seats per week were being added across its regional network and main jet routes, as signs appeared of an anticipated recovery in demand for domestic travel. New flight schedules have gone on sale for travel from early February. |
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| Burglary victim: Why bother? |
 A victim of several burglaries says he now pauses before asking the police to investigate because it takes them too long to respond.Several burglary victims have contacted the Herald after former senior sergeant Des Hall said response times had become sluggish. |
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| Backdown on bus lanes |
 Auckland City Council has hit the brakes on bus lanes. It says it will now treat motorists more leniently and fairly and will push lawmakers to cut the $150 fines nearly in half.The backdown follows a Herald campaign over flaws in bus-lane policing - hundreds of motorists have expressed anger over a lack of warnings and leniency. |
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| NRL: Warriors aim to represent whole nation |
 They will be hoping to capture the nation's attention and affection as they embark on another finals campaign - but just how New Zealand are the Warriors?Sure, they changed their name from Auckland almost a decade ago, but are they really a team worthy of a national identity and following? Or are they just a bunch of Aucklanders with a (good) few Aussies thrown in? |
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| 'Magic' process turns kiwifruit into gold |
 New Zealand researchers have cracked what seems like modern-day alchemy, transforming one kiwifruit into 100 plastic spoons and the city's sewage into electricity.Scion, a Crown research institute in Rotorua, has developed technology to make many products out of organic materials and waste. |
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