In deadly Brooklyn Bridge ship crash, questions about what went wrong
New York Times: Officials are investigating what led to the accident that killed two.
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Former Fisher manager David McLeish takes on banks with new savings fund
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Flippers under fire: Property traders using $60m tax dodge to buy new build homes cheap
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Govt needs to find billions for Budget 2025 to add up – where is it coming from?
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Editorial: Roll on drug driving tests rollout
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Opinion: Why opening moments will be crucial for Auckland FC in second leg of semifinal
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Explained: Why the Government is getting money from the Super Fund in 2028
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Sasha Borissenko: The great Kiwi workplace wipeout
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Auckland Writers Festival special: Carl Shuker's heartfelt glance into single parent life
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Fires, deficits, Trump, a Hollywood exodus: How resilient is California?
New York Times: Is the California dream now a mirage?
Diana Clement: What to do when your spending doesn’t match your financial reality
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AI is getting more powerful, but its hallucinations are getting worse
New York Times: New wave of 'reasoning' systems producing incorrect info more often.
Editorial: A delusional alternative Budget from Greens is what we've come to expect
OPINION: The Greens derive much of their support from the wealthiest electorates in NZ.
Shane Te Pou: Roaming dogs are terrorising our streets
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Letters: New Zealand was at its wealthiest with a smaller population
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PM’s office keeping info on speech that irritated Peters secret
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