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Company earnings brought investors back to reality.
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New York Times: "Gaza remains the most dangerous place for children."
The heartbreak of parent-child estrangement, and how to cope
Estrangement often leaves parents heartbroken.
Sky TV revenue downgrade ‘disappointing’ but analysts keep eye on big dividend prize
Plus: A pricing review is on the way.
Laybuy NZ snapped up by Swedish 'unicorn'
New owner pledged new energy two months after 'heartbreaking' receivership.
Synlait chair defends capital raise plan, says Pōkeno decision imminent
Cash-strapped Synlait has outlined details of its plan to pay off debt.
Boeing grounds 777-9 test planes in latest setback
The plane maker discovered a problem with a structural component within the engine.
Matthew Perry’s death shines a harsh light on ketamine treatment
New York Times: Was Perry a good candidate for a drug used to relieve depression?
‘The demand is unstoppable’: Can Barcelona survive mass tourism?
New York Times: More crowds are expected for the America's Cup.
Two Wellington bars in liquidation as local economy bites
Declining foot traffic along famous Courtenay Place and economic downturn hit bar owner.
Summer flying: Which airlines are coming and going at Auckland Airport
The key group of holidaymakers identified for airlines as cost-of-living crunch hits.
Fletcher Building gives warning on 2025 'challenging' year
'We expect it will take time to see the flow-through to consenting and actual work.'
Director Julie Zhu on finding the beauty in every moment
Fly-on-the-wall doco series Takeout Kids goes back behind the counter for season two.
'Further deaths': Experts' fears over Polkinghorne media coverage - the court's response
Open justice prevails as media coverage of murder trial defended.
Behind the Obama-Harris friendship: A key endorsement and a kindred spirit
New York Times: Harris’s decision to support Obama in 2008 was a risk. It paid off.
Sky TV's profit falls slightly as customers drop to 5-year low; critical rugby negotiations loom
Sky has delivered a 'solid' result in a tough market - and despite losing customers.
Paul Lewis: The contrast between All Blacks and Boks post-World Cup
OPINION: The All Blacks' selections for the upcoming tests will be fascinating.
Saudi wealth fund brings era of easy money to an end
Financial Times: It was once considered a cash cow by dealmakers.
Why I don’t regret a second of my nine-month affair
Telegraph: Perimenopause sparked a sexual awakening that drove one woman to adultery.
Inside Economics: Where to now for rates? Market odds v RBNZ forecasts
OPINION: Liam Dann on post-OCR cut fallout and a preview of big US Fed shindig in Wyoming.
Editorial: The Tainui one-two - Tuku Morgan and Rahui Papa - is a Māori knockout combo
OPINION: Christopher Luxon entered the marae knowing what the reception would be.
Halt on surgical mesh operations set to last until at least mid-2025
Conditions for lifting the pause on mesh surgeries have not yet been met: Health Ministry.
Talulah Riley on Elon Musk: ‘I can’t be unbiased. I loved/love him’
Times: The actress discusses marrying Musk, twice, and urging him to buy Twitter.
Richard Prebble: What New Zealand can tell USA about their election
OPINION: Kamalamania appears to be driving the polls in the US.
Mortgage break fees: Businesswoman shocked at $15k charge to change banks
A reason to watch those rates: changing banks could cost thousands.
Big tick for economy as Fitch affirms NZ's AA+ credit rating
Rating agency notes delayed surplus and rising debt but backs fiscal plan.
Steve Braunias: Polkinghorne and the Sweet Puff meth pipe
Steve Braunias on the opening day of week four of the Polkinghorne murder trial.
How AI could more than double NZ’s productivity
Report says New Zealand needs to improve on its 'relatively low digital maturity'.
Opinion: How AI can revolutionise healthcare and ease pressure on doctors
OPINION: AI can transform how we diagnose, treat, and manage health conditions.
Letters: A spreadsheet Govt with little humanity; bring back traffic cops
OPINION: 'That is the only way this Government is going to lower the crime rate.'
Surviving child stardom: Haley Joel Osment’s journey through Hollywood
New York Times: The Sixth Sense star has found a balance that has eluded some child stars.
High energy prices threaten 230 jobs at Winstone Pulp International
If the plan goes ahead 230 people would lose their jobs.
Market close: Mercury left high and dry, Synlait unveils recapitalisation plans
Power companies were among the hardest hit as the NZ sharemarket fell for a second day.