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Luke Newton steps cautiously into the Bridgerton spotlight
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The utilities software firm hit an all-time high of $9.44 on the back of rising revenue.
‘Chelsea’ asked for nude pictures. Then the sextortion began
New York Times: Young men are being tricked into sending naked pictures to scammers.
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Cockroaches, flies and the 20,000 other local insects we should learn to love
New book urges New Zealanders to appreciate our "six-legged ghosts".
Tip Top results suggest Fonterra may be right to leave consumer retail to specialists
The buyer of the beloved New Zealand icecream label sold by Fonterra is on a growth path.
Gentrack boss on new hope after Three Waters, AI, and hook-up with Aussie start-up
Half the new venture's customers actually have negative power bills.
Behind the scenes of Phoenix heartbreak
The Oskar Zawada goal will go down in club folklore but there was no sequel.
As supernatural claims spread, the Vatican updates its rules on them
New York Times: The new guidelines were approved by Pope Francis this month.
‘Hurry. You’re losing me’: Award-winning author and war reporter on facing death
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Scientists calculated the energy needed to carry a baby. Shocker: It’s a lot
NY Times: The energetic cost of pregnancy is far higher than previously believed.
Gregor Paul: Blues can't waste chance to end Crusaders' stuttering season
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As Trump trial nears its end, the law may give prosecutors an edge
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US lab-grown meat bans criticised as culture war ‘own goal’
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