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Editorial: Business optimistic on New Year despite uncertain recovery
OPINION: But cuts to the Official Cash Rate will take time to flow through to borrowers.
Borrowers bet on big rate cuts, as popularity of floating rates surges
Should recent bond market volatility dent their confidence?
Cheap drug slashes risk of bone fractures, ‘astonishing’ Kiwi trial discovers
The significant findings could help people avoid bone density problems in older age.
Biden’s presidential legacy: An era of change, forever marked by Trump
NY Times: Biden's presidency likely to be remembered as a bridge between Trump's terms.
Kiwi v Aussie dairy farmers: Who’s the least satisfied and looking for another job?
Research results give Australian industry stakeholders plenty to chew over.
From 3G shutdown to AI slop: Tech red flags and green flags for 2025
The good stuff and bad stuff to watch out for in the year ahead.
Matthew Hooton: Luxon promises laser-focus on economy, but will his aim be off?
OPINION: Luxon's State of the Nation speech should outline urgent, bold reform.
Kiwi sharemarket rises from lull after rally in the States
Volumes were steady with 22.9 million shares worth $98.56m changing hands.
Inflationary pressure easing despite food price growth
Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod says inflationary pressures are easing.
Biden and Trump defy their history of animosity to seal Gaza ceasefire
New York Times: Collaboration didn't stop both sides from claiming credit.
Major bank cuts key home loan rate
One of New Zealand's major banks has moved early to cut home loan rates.
David Seymour: The Regulatory Standards Bill will help get our mojo back as a country
OPINION: We’ll see more homes, more jobs, more community - and more hope.
15 science-based ways to reduce your risk of dementia
Regular exercise, good sleep, and brain-boosting activities can lower dementia risk.
Westpac's Satish Ranchhod on food price inflation
Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod talks to Tom Raynel about what the rise in food prices means for the wider economy.
A scandal, a wedding and $43m: Why the world’s greatest chess player is done with rules
Times: Magnus Carlsen, 34, has been chess' biggest star for 20 years. He's a bit over it.
What we know about the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement
New York Times: Deal aims to achieve release of hostages and return to "sustainable calm".
Wall Street posts biggest rally since Donald Trump’s election victory
Financial Times: Easing underlying US inflation and strong bank earnings boost equities.
Iceberg, cos or introvert? The hidden traits your salad choice reveals
Can you judge a character by the coleslaw it keeps? We're going to try.
Port of Tauranga CEO sees big potential for economic 'golden triangle' in 2025
North Island hubs show big promise, stability is vital from world leaders to aid shipping.
Opinion: Zuckerberg’s macho posturing looks a lot like cowardice
NYT OPINION: Zuckerberg's done a cowardly zigzag in order to please the people in power.
These roadies help stars rock ‘n’ roll all night. They’re in their 70s
NYT: 'We don’t always have to fade away... I'll do this until I can't crawl in there.'
Falling birth rates raise prospect of sharp decline in living standards
Financial Times: Warnings people must produce more and work longer to plug growth gap.
Zuru going into ex-Spark HQ on Victoria St West
200 staff will shift next month but later this year 250 will be in new HQ.
Air NZ’s regional network boosted with new aircraft
Global engine maintenance problems have stretched the airline's domestic network.
Sir Brian Roche spells out what’s wrong with the public service
Something is getting lost in translation with ministers, says Brian Roche.
Society Insider: Ridge flees LA before birth; Akl‘s royal visitor; rich flock to Coutts’ SailGP
Sally Ridge arrives in LA for new grandson's arrival, helps Jaime flee from the fires.
Kennards Hire optimistic on post-recession outlook as inquiries grow
Kennards Hire is seeing inquiries grow for equipment, as its competitor reported a loss.
Letters: Politics trumps massive public interest in Treaty bill
OPINION: 'In the real world, political pragmatism and expediency will always win.'
‘Not what it’s for’: Inside the ministerial wrangling over hiking tourist taxes, then raiding the pot to improve the books
The International Visitor Levy is $100 but documents reveal a tussle behind the scenes.
Roger Partridge: How did we end up so asset-rich but service-poor?
OPINION: Despite our wealth our prosperity trails behind Australia and Ireland.
Devonport $400m intensification plan fast-track application: New apartments, shops, offices
Major intensification plans show the Devonport spots in line for change.
Market close: NZ sharemarket buoyed by rise from tourism and Auckland airport
Auckland airport, Tourism Holdings and Millennium and Copthorne Hotels NZ all rose.
Loss of 190 jobs at ProLink, recruiter owes $3.8m
Migrants lose jobs at company linked to woman previously jailed over fake birth documents.