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Stream of accusations continue for ex-Marist Brother teacher
'He must realise he’s booked a one-way ticket to hell,' says the latest man to speak out.
Nadine Higgins: Should you swap residential for commercial property?
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Are the super-rich leaving London? Tax reforms could spur wealth exodus
High wealth individuals are looking to leave the city where old and new money collide.
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Ice baths have grown wildly popular in recent years, but do they actually work?
Editorial: Trump and Musk's break-up was so predictable
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Ryan Bridge: NZ is littered with well-intentioned actions that ended in a balls-up
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Shane Te Pou: My daughter wrote a letter to Brooke van Velden, this is what it said
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Letters: D-Day anniversary a timely reminder to seek freedom and peace
OPINION: The coalition can't keep blaming the former Government forever.
'He’s a predator': Film-maker jailed for child sex abuse files acquitted in 2002
Police found 554 child exploitation files on his devices during a 2023 raid.
Liam Dann: Cheer up, Kiwis - and go shopping
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The Cockney accent is fading, but this dish is here to stay
New York Times: UK Shop owners fighting to win government protection for pie and mash.
First look at $1b warehouse hub by James Kirkpatrick Group
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'I've got full faith': Trailblazing All Whites star on playing top-flight football in France
Ben Old's trailblazing move to France was always going to be a challenging one.
Bruce Cotterill: How a simple vision could transform NZ
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Opinion: The case for creative excuses in the winter months
OPINION: A staffer once skipped work, saying she 'wasn't feeling it'.
'Life-changing': The Kiwi women finding empowerment in hunting and fishing
Wild Chix offers a safe space for women to learn without judgment or stereotypes.
60 jobs gone: Ballance boss tells of 'very difficult' announcement
'I really feel for all those impacted by this decision, including their wider families.'
Refixing the mortgage? Should you float or fix – and for how long?
Latest Official Cash Rate cut sparks another round of mortgage wars.
Gregor Paul: All Blacks revolution enters pivotal new phase in 2025
OPINION: Scott Robertson faced upheaval after Leon MacDonald quit as assistant coach.
Our 'most under-reported crime’
'If you ask a male whether they’ve been sexually abused, they’ll say no.'
Anna Wintour becomes an unlikely activist as Washington quashes diversity programmes
“I feel we need to be courageous,” the longtime Vogue editor in chief said.
Major NZ retailers using staff body cameras raises privacy concerns
Staff will wear the cameras but will switch them on only when they feel at risk.
Mary Holm: We came to NZ with nothing and managed to buy a house
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Thomas Coughlan: Govt suffers minimal political damage from pay equity shock
OPINION: Polls show pay equity changes are unpopular, but not as unpopular as feared.
‘The lost boys’: How to stop our young men falling behind at school
A collaboration of boys' schools aims to improve outcomes for young men.
CRL opening date revealed, Desley and Wayne make up – Simon Wilson
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Letters: Phil Goff mastered the art of saying nothing, until he spoke
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Paved paradise? Top Auckland school builds staff car park on $150m gifted farmland
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