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Beneath the topline unemployment figures, labour market data was worse than expected.
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Elon Musk fires Tesla’s entire supercharger team
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New York professor's verdict on NZ’s phones-in-schools ban
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One of NZ's oldest newspapers closing, latest in string of media shutdowns
The community title, with 11 staff, has fallen victim to tough economic times.
Project Kea can buy Canterbury land for giant rubbish recycling plant
Two ministers signed off on the land deal for the project, opposed by some locals.
Inside Economics: Can we spend our way out of recession?
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A-fib enigma: Why are younger adults developing this common heart condition?
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Ditched: Plans by Government to regulate property managers
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New York Times: Inside a US nuclear-powered attack sub training for potential war.
The four types of sleepers – and how each one can affect your health
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Food and drinks giants flag price pressure on low-income consumers
Financial Times: The 'K-shaped economy' kicks off as consumer habits diverge.
‘Reputational issue for Auckland’: Deputy Mayor fires up over broken bridge
Water taxis are being considered as a trial as Wynyard bridge repairs take months.
TV star Ryan Bridge linked to big Newstalk ZB role
The former AM host had been preparing for a new evening show before Newshub's closure.
'Not without a fight': Rural police fear more assaults if gang patch ban goes ahead
Rural officers are said to be more vulnerable as they police large areas on their own.
Political plonk: Parliament producing its own exclusive wine range
The wine will be produced in a winery that is at least 51 per cent New Zealand owned.
Letters: Truancy must have consequences; reducing council rates bills
OPINION: 'This escalating truancy problem has its inception in the family home.'
Richard Prebble: Rolling ministers is the way to get rolled
OPINION: Show me an incompetent minister and I'll show you an incompetent department head.
Inside Auckland police operation targeting the gang behind seven jewellery heists
Who is behind the heists and how are they fencing the loot? A top detective speaks out.
PM Christopher Luxon faces trial by pay rise, Hipkins is short-changed
There's no good time for MPs to get pay rises, but there were some redeeming features.
Market close: Serko shares surge on strong business update
The New Zealand sharemarket posted a handy gain.
At Trump’s trial, a window into the golden era of tabloids
New York Times: Testimony from one witness included stories of celebrity encounters.
'Sensationalist': PM on TVNZ's poll coverage - broadcaster dealing with 50 formal complaints
An ex-Labour MP also criticises political editor's coverage; TVNZ responds. Have your say.
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Ruth Clapton diagnosed herself with PMDD – an extreme form of premenstrual syndrome.
Lamborghini-driving fraud-accused charged over $8.6m scheme
SFO prosecution of Gerard Peters and others comes three years after Herald reports.
‘Get worse before it gets better’: Monthly liquidations hit six-year high
The number of businesses in distress is rising.
‘I was that guy drinking from a brown paper bag': Kiwi photographer's alcohol battle
NZ fashion photographer David James on how creativity helped him recover from addiction.
Banks select provider for confirmation-of-payee, a key anti-scam measure; Consumer says efforts ‘too slow, too light’
But the Government and banks have differing takes on one of the next steps.
Chasing millions: Appeal 'likely' as High Court gives council more time
Extension given as council chases $20.5m+ after selling part-built carpark for $1.
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