Smile, flatter and barter: How the world is prepping for Trump part II
New York Times: Foreign leaders rush, once again, to ingratiate themselves with Trump.
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Paul Henry: Come on Biden, be the bigger man - and pardon Donald Trump
OPINION: Clear the way for him to do the best he can for the country you love.
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Bitcoin hits record high as Trump edges closer to full control of Congress
Financial Times: Cryptocurrency surges to U$80,000 for first time after decisive election.
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'Later-life luxury': $6m for Auckland retirement village penthouse
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‘Open for business’: East coast sounds call for tourists this summer
Small businesses across the East Coast say they are ready for a return to the summer boom.
Audrey Young: Opposition party power rankings – the top 10
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Telegraph: Autism and ADHD often go hand-in-hand.
Letters: All Blacks' win as underdogs; meddling in medical school selection
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Kiwi timelapse firm rakes in Series A millions, tools up with AI
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Would legalising cannabis lead to a reduction in substance-related harm? A new study's ‘tantalising prospect’
Alcohol is on average more harmful than cannabis. Would legalising it reduce overall harm?
Beyond Soap founder on making sustainability affordable
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Jarrod Gilbert: Black Caps win is the 'greatest day of my life'
OPINION: The happiness is real after the Black Caps' monumental win.
Editorial: Remembering our old soldiers has never been more important
OPINION: Today marks 106 years since the end of World War I.
Opinion: Why 10-year horizons make shares more predictable
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Competition risks in 'super-peak' electricity hedging contracts
The Electricity Authority warns that a section of the market is neither deep nor liquid.
A golden age for crypto, post-US election?
Financial Times: Executive expects a radical shift in the regulatory approach to crypto.
Wall Street’s S&P 500 breaks through 6000 for first time
Financial Times: America's S&P 500 index had its best in a week after the US election.
How Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone captures the true mindset of America
Times: The blockbuster series embodies the frontier spirit of a conservative country.
Liam Napier: How Razor lit the fuse on his own Bomb Squad
OPINION: The All Blacks coach is managing his resources to unleash late impact.
Outlook for dairy: Fresh signs of life but China still disappoints
New Zealand and Australian milk production is off to the strongest season start in years.
I divorced my husband because he couldn’t put his phone down
Telegraph: Smartphones are causing more marital strain than ever before.
Why a little bit of belly fat is healthier than you think
Telegraph: A new US study suggests some middle-age-spread is more harmful than others.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Yes, Trump's a bad guy – but he won and should be better than Biden
OPINION: Trump's a big mouth - it’s hard to know what’s real and what’s bluff.
Premiums under pressure: Is this the biggest question climate change poses for insurance?
Climate impacts are beginning to put pressure on many Kiwis' insurance. What should NZ do?
Sir Peter Jackson bowls $2.5m house; new documents reveal plans
The billionaire film director owns 12 properties on the street.
Liam Dann: The one bright spot buried in unemployment data
OPINION: Labour market data shows young people are returning to education as jobs dry up.
The number of repeat serious youth offenders is dropping. No-one knows why
The number of serious offenders was rising for more than three years, but is now falling
Trump’s victory is a major win for Elon Musk and big-money politics
New York Times: Inside Elon Musk's $294m gamble that boosted Trump's campaign.
Editorial: Auckland’s 96-day rail shutdown yet another blow for local businesses
OPINION: Central Auckland businesses are rightfully upset about the shutdown.