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Donald Trump and Joe Biden met on the debate stage yesterday in Ohio. Photo / AP

Stunned at first debate between President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden.

Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins during the Newshub Leaders' debate hosted by Patrick Gower in Auckland. Photo / Newshub

Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins clashed in a more ‘robust’ second TV debate last night.

Maria Witehira, a 16-year-old Morrinsville College student, died suddenly on August 23 in a suspected suicide. Photo / Supplied

Rumours about the girl’s death have seen a fellow student abused.

President Donald Trump stands on stage with first lady Melania Trump after the first presidential debate. Photo / AP

All eyes were on Melania as she walked on stage. And one moment had people talking.

Kayne Kohu was swimming at night when he was swept down the river. Photo / Supplied

Kayne Kohu went missing after getting into trouble in the river on August 23.

Labour leader Jacinda Ardern and National's Judith Collins went head-to-head during a 90-minute second leaders' debate in Auckland. Photo / Supplied

ANALYSIS: The Herald’s experts unpack last night’s MediaWorks leaders’ debate.

The landlord arranged to come over - but instead served a retaliatory termination notice. Photo / 123RF

The landlord arranged to come over – but instead served a retaliatory termination notice.

Laura Waters, pictured at Masons Hut, the last hut in the South Island on the Te Araroa Trail. Photo / Laura Waters

As far as once in a lifetime trips go, tramping Te Araroa is spectacularly transformative

Israel Adesanya. Photo / Photosport

Israel Adesanya showed his class with an act of kindness on his flight home.

The red line was a warning sign that he needed urgent medical attention. Photo / Instagram, @tinyheartseducation

One unusual detail in her son’s injury had this mum take him straight to the doctor.

One of Covid-19's scariest mysteries is why some people are mildly ill or have no symptoms and others rapidly die - and scientists are starting to unravel why. Photo / AP file

In some cases the body goes rogue and attacks one of its own key immune defences.

The sisters are finally getting their happy endings. Photo / Getty Images

After years of royal drama surrounding their parents, the sisters are finding happiness.

Peter Hurring stands near where the fence, trees, bushes and another three panels used to be located. Photo / Warren Buckland

Hastings couple say Kāinga Ora’s demolition of their fence and garden has blindsided them.

Monte Cecilia Housing Trust chief executive Bernie Smith. Photo / Charlie Dreaver for RNZ

The country has now reached ‘housing chaos’, according to one emergency housing provider.

New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson. Photo / Photosport

New Zealand Rugby has a fresh fight on its hands.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and National leader Judith Collins after facing off in their second debate. Photo / Dean Purcell

The leaders are facing off in a live televised debate.

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COMMENT: Samantha X reveals why even happily married men can cheat on their partners.

Donald Trump holds up his face mask during the first presidential debate. Photo / AP

Trump unleashed a torrent of fabrications and fear-mongering in debate with Biden.

Tonight's win makes it the fifth time Powerball has been struck in September alone. Photo / File

Tonight’s win makes it the fifth time Powerball has been struck in September alone.

In 2001, what country became the first to legalise same-sex marriage? Photo / 123RF

Test your brains with the Herald’s morning quiz.

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