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Market close: Investors go bargain hunting in retail stocks
The NZ sharemarket gave up the well-earned gains from the day before.
'I challenged it and I have the scars': Liz Truss on being swiftly ejected as PM
FT: UK's shortest-serving PM on being ejected from offer and battling the 'deep state'.
The demise of Tuesday Night Community Kai, where homeless people found belonging
'The system is broken. It’s very, very, very broken.'
Green hydrogen fuelling now available in the North Island for big trucks
Two 'firsts' this week for budding green hydrogen energy road industry.
How to identify ultra-processed foods - and the surprising ones hiding in your cupboard
We know they’re all around us, and we worry they’re bad for us. But how do we spot them?
What’s next for JW Marriott Auckland’s $30m renovation
Massive overhaul of business events space as sector grows beyond pre-pandemic levels.
'Released in error': Treasury paper hints at axing $6b flood resilience plan
Nicola Willis asked for advice on ditching the critical infrastructure fund.
NZ's biggest build-to-rent apartment project hits market: prices revealed
Tour bookings are now being offered, but the first residents won't move in until May.
Bird flu is infecting more mammals. What does that mean for us?
New York Times: Scientists working to quickly asses how much risk it poses to humans.
Tesla shareholders braced for worst results in 7 years
FT: Investors ask if the EV maker is in the midst of a major change of direction.
Opening statements in Trump’s criminal trial: Five takeaways
New York Times: Trump's lawyers began their assault on witnesses' credibility.
Taylor Swift has given fans a lot. Is it finally too much?
NYT: A new (and previously unthinkable) feeling is in the air: Taylor Swift fatigue.
Video production business insolvent, estimated to owe $800k
Director said video company was 'another victim of Covid', according to liquidator.
Architects irked by demolition of award-winning Unitec building
The plan is to 'give order to the rather disordered collection of buildings and spaces'.
Opinion: The overstimulated superpower
FT opinion: Overlooked reason for US resilience could be huge ongoing stimulus.
Chasing millions: Tauranga council considers appealing High Court decision
Council claims more than $20.5m in 'wasted costs' after selling part-built carpark for $1.
Teen's suicide: Harrowing sextortion texts revealed in Kiwi reporter's investigation
Media Insider: Meta introducing technology to blur IG nudes; Media firms eye fee relief.
Rags to riches, literally: Wet & Forget firm sold in massive, life-changing deal
He grew up in a state house, left school at 15 and just sold his company for millions.
Letters: Govt's ferry call makes no sense; public sector leaders cave in
OPINION: 'The decision to cancel the iReX project was not based on data or advice.'
Editorial: Uncertainty to blame for Wellington’s downward spiral
OPINION: The capital needs more than just sunshine right now.
Analysis: There’s a reason Luxon can’t point to evidence Three Strikes works. It doesn’t exist
ANALYSIS: No evidence it will reduce crime also doesn't mean it won't or can't.
Property Insider: Horse racing grandstand coming down; crane numbers plummet
A grandstand going for apartments but the latest study shows fewer cranes on our horizons.
Genesis boss warns NZ's gas production is falling quickly but demand not
Genesis Energy says gas production is falling at a faster rate than forecasts.
Simon Wilson: 'Strong leaders', a 'rigged' economy and the survey of doom
OPINION: Most of us think the country is 'broken' and need a 'strong leader'. Now what?
Diabetes: Pharmac’s funding of glucose monitors a major step - with a few catches
Up to 18,000 people with diabetes will soon get free access to life-saving technology.
What to know about China’s export dominance
New York Times: China is cementing its global leadership in manufacturing.
Market close: Ryman falls to 11-year low following sudden departure of CEO
Meanwhile, the NZ sharemarket bounced back as tensions in the Middle East eased.
Will a mountain of evidence be enough to convict Trump?
New York Times: The case seems strong, but a conviction is far from assured.
Trev Terry Marine receivership: Two major banks among creditors owed $16.6m
The family-owned boat company collapsed under excessive debt, receivers say.
Auckland Council vs Ranfurly Village over $650k fees - who won?
Arguments for lower fees were based on a Ryman case where amounts were cut by 79 per cent.
Fast-track bill has lack of transparency, protections for conflicts of interestral
The Auditor-General says he's concerned at aspects of the coalition's new bill.
Recession hits job market as thousands join unemployment queue
Meet the employers who can't get workers despite the recession.