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The market has given its verdict on the Reserve Bank's cut in the Official Cash Rate.
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The local stock market enjoyed broad-based gains.
Liam Dann: Rate cut signals victory in inflation war
Despite debate about grim May forecasts, the RBNZ looks to have landed in the right place.
BMI's brutal prediction for NZ EV sales
The market analysis firm also sees longer-term positive trends.
Tourism NZ looking to the stars to boost sagging visitor industry
Food part of push to make this country a winter destination.
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NY Times: Why is it so easy to overeat so many ultra-processed foods?
ASB's profit comes off its peak, CEO’s pay package jumps
CEO Vittoria Shortt denies the bank's resilience is a reflection of risk aversion.
Auckland family in dock in $8.6m mortgage and investment fraud case
Two Peters family members flee NZ; SFO seeks justice in fraud case.
Teri Hatcher: ‘Matthew Perry and I were both kicked off the same dating app’
Telegraph: Ageing, rumours, and why her 'evil' role in Coraline is her best.
Richard Prebble: Speech reveals what really motivates Christopher Luxon
OPINION: Luxon’s politics is motivated by a desire to lift education achievement.
The Treaty talk an expert worried about for 8 months and why the Govt is going 'too far'
An incident at Ōkāhu Bay left an indelible mark on the young Claudia Orange.
Paul Lewis: Our women Olympians are putting the men to shame
Over the last 20 years, New Zealand women have won 22 golds, double the men's tally of 11.
Mainland sports wrap: Ex-Warriors forward a premiership winner at 44; First XV showdowns
The best of what was and what's to come in Mainland sport.
Grammar wars: Is It Harris’ or Harris’s? Add a Walz, and it’s even trickier
New York Times: Grammar geeks went into overdrive when Harris picked Walz as running mate.
Three key supplements for strong heart health
Telegraph: Should we take supplements for our heart? A cardiovascular scientist weighs in.
Gregor Paul: The All Blacks' attack lacks punch – is Sotutu the answer?
OPINION: Overall star power is missing, notably in the forwards.
Starbucks ousts chief and appoints Chipotle boss after activist pressure
Financial Times: Shares in coffee chain jump after boss replaced.
First XV wrap: Dramatic ending decides Auckland 1A semifinals
Sacred Heart sensationally snatched the season’s final playoff berth.
Will the RBNZ cut the OCR today? Meet the experts who actually make the call
Liam Dann looks at the RBNZ's big call today plus the grim fallout from inflation fight.
Napier City Council to sell 72 of its 377 homes
The market value of the properties is about $21.8 million.
Editorial: Golden generation sets Olympic challenge for Halberg judges
OPINION: Spare a thought for next year's Halberg Awards judges.
Be 'more ambitious': Minister puts heat on RNZ over trust; Motherhood: It's Amelia, then Tova
Tova O'Brien: 'It’s hard to imagine being any happier'; Big changes at PR agency.
Inside the Aratere ferry grounding: Midnight emails, mud and a disappointed minister
Correspondence reveals the back-up plan if the first refloat attempt was unsuccessful.
Would investors want to buy into Kiwibank if it had to stay NZ-owned?
Investors open to buying shares with conditions put on them — at the right price.
Steve Braunias at Philip Polkinghorne trial: A science lesson in court
OPINION: The latest revelations at the Polkinghorne murder trial.
Letters: Olympic athletes need mental health support; ‘capital disease’ in transport plan
OPINION: 'Why should we make it easy for criminals to shoot police and innocent victims?'
Chloe Ayling: I was kidnapped - but people didn’t believe me
Times: The model's experience was dismissed as a stunt. Now she sets the record straight.
State school teachers could be told to fill in at new charter schools
Cabinet material states charter schools aim to increase choice and enable 'innovation'.
Three Waters fix could mean credit downgrades for some councils
The head of the LGFA says borrowing costs unlikely to increase significantly for councils.
In his dad era: Josh Hartnett's journey from reluctant Hollywood 'It' boy
NY Times: Actor opens up about fatherhood and playing a serial killer in new film Trap.
Market close: Gas supply buoys Contact, Genesis as markets await RBNZ call
The New Zealand sharemarket rose ahead of the Reserve Bank's OCR decision.
Methanex gas deal a sign of tough times for New Zealand industry
Methanol maker will bolster its profits through selling rather than using its gas supply.