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The NZ sharemarket had a mixed trading day before eventually finishing lower.
Damian Hurley directed his mum in an erotic thriller. In his world, that's 'normal'
Times: When your godfather is Elton John, the usual rules do not apply.
Ranking NZ Rugby’s biggest balls-ups of the 21st century - Phil Gifford
OPINION: There's no shortage of red faces with the national union over the last 24 years.
Watchdog outlines case against proposed supermarket merger
Commerce Commission outlines objections to Foodstuffs merger, final decision to come.
Leaked docs reveal Health Ministry chose to cut 134 staff rather than trim executive pay
The ministry is proposing job cuts to meet its savings targets.
Tesla scouts sites for US$3 billion India car plant in boost for Modi
Financial Times: Proposed investment by Elon Musk’s company comes ahead of elections.
Rachel Hunter-fronted beauty brand Essano sold
The maker of Cancer Council Sunscreen acquires a Kiwi supermarket skincare brand.
From Dame Kiri to kiwi: NZ celebrity photographer's new fine art exhibition
Frew's show explores his passion for our natural environment.
Why debate over Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as Warriors fullback needs to stop
Despite a dazzling display against Newcastle, RTS shouldn't be moved from his new home.
'Let's flush the dunny and move on': PGG Wrightson chairman on what next after boardroom wrangle
Boardroom ructions at PGG Wrightson have been a major distraction.
Bermuda-based firm bids for second bite of NZ life insurance pie
Will the Reserve Bank and ComCom approve the sale of Asteron Life?
Maritime security startup raises $5m, tools up for AI
Firm pushing into the US, customers beyond government.
Spending weak over March as Kiwis watch their wallets
The Easter bunny didn't deliver any good news for retailers this year.
Brain training: How exercise makes you happier and sharper
New York Times: There's a reason brain experts tend to be very active people.
This is the only low-carb diet that works
Cutting down on carbs may sound like an easy health hack, but there are pros and cons.
NZ faces $1 trillion bill for infrastructure, say ASB economists
The country’s population could be up to two million people higher in 30 years' time.
Traders are betting millions that Trump Media will tumble
NYT: Short-sellers lost their first gamble on the company - but that hasn't put them off.
Google considers charging for AI-powered search in big change to business model
Financial Times: Would be first core product put behind a paywall.
Rugby's civil war breaks out; WhatsApp gaffe splits sports team
New Zealand Rugby enters a state of civil war.
Chairman says Federal Reserve’s inflation fight is ‘not done’
Financial Times: 'We face risks on both sides.'
Male and over 40? How to boost your testosterone and maintain your sex drive
Testosterone levels are on the decline, but there are ways to maintain your virility.
Liam Dann's Market Watch: The surprising stat that points to a Wall Street boom... and is Bitcoin back for good?
The big Bitcoin comeback and Wall Street's strong start to the year.
Opinion: Fast-tracking for infrastructure fix needed right now
OPINION: The Govt has a plan for our damaged economy, but it requires some refinement.
Letters: How do you get an increased police presence; airport’s free ride
OPINION: 'Why is the ordinary ratepayer subsidising air travellers?'
Exclusive: Insurance gap blocking Kiwis from life-saving drugs will be fixed, Seymour says
A Medsafe technicality is seeing people miss out on desperately-needed funds.
Film director v Millbrook Resort residents: land zoning fight hits court
Court told Millbrook residents: 'Not realistic to bank on the site remaining unchanged'.
Can this man get Gen Z (and the rest of us) off their phones?
Times: Can we save a generation ruined by smartphones and social media?
Richard Prebble: Have advocacy ministries gone past their use by date?
OPINION: Advocacy ministries are one reason the civil service grew by 14,000.
Public service added thousands of new hires late last year
Public service hiring spree continued through the end of 2023 while outside spending fell.
Opinion: The Govt’s action plans might actually be a good idea
OPINION: On the surface, the plans are laughable. But there is some substance behind them.
Opinion: We need to look at different ways to solve the housing crisis
OPINION: Housing supply is not just about owning homes.
Israeli army withdraws from major Gaza hospital, leaving behind a wasteland
NYT: Al-Shifa Hospital looks as if a tsunami has surged through, followed by a tornado.
Market close: Investors skittish over timing of interest rate cuts, NZ stocks tumble
The local index was rescued somewhat with a late rise in the matching session.