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Man died from brain and spinal cord inflammation after misdiagnosis - HDC
A man died from rheumatoid meningoencephalitis six months after being misdiagnosed with concussion, mental health issues.

Watch live: Christopher Luxon speaks to media as inflation worsens
The press conference comes as inflation rises 2.7%

Gisborne District Council opposes LGNZ campaign against rates caps
Gisborne residents face an average 9.95% rate increase this year.

'No chance': Hird shuts down Eagles ploy
James Hird doesn't believe West Coast deserve a priority draft pick despite their horror run of results.

Roy Masters' best NRL team: 2000 to 2025
Rugby league expert Roy Masters has selected the greatest line-up of players from the past 25 years of the National Rugby League.

When it comes to selling the Tszyu dream, it’s ‘No más’
After finishing a world title fight on his stool, asking punters to part with $70 to watch Tim Tszyu embark on another comeback is an almost impossible sell.

Red Bull sacks Christian Horner
Red Bull has sent shockwaves through Formula 1 by axing long-time chief executive and team principal Christian Horner.

Could AI change rugby league? The revolution has already begun
Canterbury’s climb up the ladder has come at a time when the NRL club has become one of the first to embrace artificial intelligence. Is it a coincidence?

Last-gasp Halasima try stuns Knights at home
A sensational last-minute try from Leka Halasima has seen the New Zealand Warriors clinch an incredible 20-15 victory over the Newcastle Knights. The Knights, who led for much of the game, were left shattered after Halasima's solo effort in the dying seconds sealed a dramatic win for the Warriors.

Check Point earns CREST accreditation for penetration testing
Check Point Software Technologies has earned CREST accreditation for its penetration testing services, affirming its high standards in cybersecurity assurance.

Man caught with several bags of stolen perfume
He was caught during a routine traffic stop.

Herald afternoon quiz: July 21
Test your brains with the Herald's afternoon quiz.

Thurman vows to 'end Tszyu's career'
Former world champion Keith Thurman vows to end the career of Tim Tszyu if their long-awaited fight goes ahead,

Australia vs West Indies cricket LIVE updates: Green, Owen overpower West Indies at Sabina Park
After a dominant Test series win, Australia turn their attention to taking on the West Indies in the shorter format. Follow the action live.

Fever ease past Swifts
The Fever prove too strong for the Swifts as Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard slots a goal from under the post.

The ladder lies. These are the true indicators of finals form
Nine teams are still in the hunt, but how they’re building – or scrambling – towards September tells a different story. These are the trump cards, red flags and fixture implications of a crucial final six weeks.

Axed Brisbane Olympics board member says ‘nothing replaces’ Indigenous representation
Greg Norman is among those appointed to the revised board despite losing a nomination from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese last month.

Cyclist uses fan's sign for unusual reason
Julian Alaphilippe steals a spectator's sign to use the cardboard as insulation to keep warm on the Tourmalet descent.

Was this THRILLING round the BEST EVER?: Billy Slater Podcast Ep20
Billy unpacks a huge weekend of NRL defined by heart-stopping finishes and miraculous moments. Billy dissects the Warriors' incredible post-siren steal against the Knights, the Tigers' last-minute heroics against the Titans, and the Bulldogs' late-game magic that sees them surge up the ladder. He'll also weigh in on Manly's monumental upset over the Storm, Penrith's relentless march, and the Raiders' continued dominance. Send through your questions to Billy billyslaterpodcast@nine.com.au