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ANZ weighs ban on office-hours drinking after trader misbehaviour
Financial Times: Bank seeks to call time on drunk workers as part of culture review.
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All Blacks v South Africa player ratings: How both teams fared in Ellis Park thriller
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Darcy Ungaro: Is this the right time to buy a house?
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The Ex-Files: Father's Day can bring challenges for split parents
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Why I gave up my life in Auckland for love in France at the age of 63
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Greens humiliated by rogue rookie Darleen Tana
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Diana Clement: How to handle your child’s first Eftpos card
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Sex, fraud and violence: 20 teachers fall foul of Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal
The Herald takes a deeper look at 20 rulings against badly behaved teachers.
Mysterious land deal: Could this be Sir Peter Jackson's movie museum?
There's speculation a block of land in Wellington could bring the museum plan to life.
Liam Dann: The economy sucks – why is business confidence so high?
OPINION: Business optimism has surged, despite the recession and rising unemployment.
Letters: Gang intimidation at council meeting; boosting ambulance funding
OPINION: 'These days examples of waste are so blatant that we have to pinch ourselves.'
Editorial: What happens when the news moves on?
OPINION: Ten years after a tragedy that rocked a town, the impact is everlasting.
The hits and the heartbreaks: Venture capital boss lifts lid on fund
Icehouse Ventures aims to make the venture capital world "less of a black box".
Crayfish, heated cutlery, and Tourism New Zealand's $1.4m campaign bill
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Shane Te Pou: Aotearoa adrift - squandering time and money on failed infrastructure
OPINION: The two major political parties need to grow up and come together.
$30m art bequest that Auckland Art Gallery snubbed gifted to Oz
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Paul Lewis: Team NZ crane debacle’s only certainty is uncertainty
OPINION: A Spanish crane hire company will have already received an urgent phone call.
Sotheby’s earnings plunge as art market catches a chill
Financial Times: Arch-rival Christie’s also suffering from slowdown in auctions.
Letters: How can the Greens be taken seriously?; public needs to report mobility park abuse
OPINION: 'People who misuse mobility parking spaces are cunning.'
From running to strength training: Navigating fitness during menopause
New York Times: Your body changes during menopause. So should your fitness routine.
Bruce Cotterill: Luxon’s tough talk to councils — no more magic money tree
OPINION: PM tells councils to focus on basics, not 'laundry list of distractions'.
Claire Trevett: Little wonder Hipkins is sceptical of Bishop's olive branch on infrastructure
OPINION: Bishop wants political consensus on 30-year pipeline of infrastructure projects.
Steve Braunias at Polkinghorne trial: Doctor’s songs of innocence
OPINION: So now the defence is under way in the murder trial.
Mary Holm: Hanging on for the share market ride
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Inside the 10-year police probe to bring down Wayne Doyle and the Head Hunters
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Energy crisis: What will it take to fix the system?
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'Challenging': TVNZ posts $85m loss, seeks new ways to meet $30m cost gap
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Market close: Fletcher leads NZX50 higher as it dodges product recall
It was an upbeat end to the week for the NZ sharemarket.