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Letters: Ratepayers on the hook for SailGP; Turia's lasting legacy
OPINION: Also in today's letters – e-scooter chaos and planning to avoid poverty.
Market close: NZ sharemarket bounces back on US rally
The rise comes as latest data shows the economy is slowly recovering.
'Hugely complex' tax likely to cost NZ more than it yields
New global minimum tax may be shredded under Donald Trump presidency.
The step-by-step guide to achieving your best sex life in 2025
Kiwi sex therapist Sofie Louise explains how to transform your sex life this year.
What the TikTok ban could look like for Americans – and Kiwis
The wildly popular app could disappear from the US within days.
Meta’s ‘free speech’ overhaul sparks advertisers’ concern; Zuckerberg calls for more ‘masculine energy’
Financial Times: Zuckerberg escalates push to curry favour with Trump.
Opinion: Public v private healthcare – NZ's wildly inequitable two-tiered system
OPINION: Doctors are human. They will often go where the money is.
Palisades lost: Residents grapple with wildfire devastation
New York Times: Residents have started sifting through the ruins, and their memories.
Gallagher Group division CEO sees encouraging signs for 2025 despite uncertainies
What the NZ economy needs most is confidence.
Los Angeles braces for ‘explosive fire growth’ as high winds near
Financial Times: Claims utility group equipment to blame for igniting one of the blazes.
Arthritis symptoms, treatments and foods that can help
Telegraph: There is no cure for chronic joint pain, but it can be made more bearable.
In Babygirl, Nicole Kidman wants him. But what does Harris Dickinson want?
NYT: The rising British star hasn't acted since he wrapped the erotic thriller a year ago.
Alex Powell: 5 contenders to be next Black Caps coach if Stead moves on
OPINION: Who could NZ Cricket move for if a change is to be made?
Editorial: Why Seymour’s Treaty bill sparked historic public response
OPINION: Seymour's Treaty Bill sparks outrage; over 470,000 submissions received.
How to get divorced without ruining your children’s lives
Telegraph: How to separate from your partner while protecting your children.
Lifestyle Magazine Group has $70,000 deficit, NZ Life & Leisure magazine continues with new owner
Printer Webstar is owed $67,000, trade creditors $28,000; the total owed is $95,000.
Letters: Dodging e-scooters at 'Wild West' Wynyard ruins the point of a nice walk
OPINION: 'Just weaving through everyone like it’s some kind of obstacle course.'
Market close: Pacific Edge slumps amid weak NZ sharemarket
Kiwi company failed to get backing for continued US Medicare payments for its cancer test.
The little-known cancer that’s linked to the gut – and why it’s doubling in the under-50s
Telegraph: Gallbladder cancer often has no symptoms until its late stages.
Consumer spending growth in 2024 the lowest in five years
Worldline's Bruce Proffit said adjustments to household budgets were a key driver.
Nadine Higgins: Financial lessons I learned from a reno
OPINION: There are things you just don't know about until after.
All Blacks analysis: Charting their 2024 final-quarter woes
The All Blacks have been outscored 36-0 in the final quarter in the last four tests.
BNZ licks wounds after organic grocer’s demise
The liquidators have revealed the organic grocer owes over $1 million to BNZ.
Opinion: ‘Now is the time of monsters’ - Trump returning amid AI perils, climate apathy
New York Times: Four trends are converging to make life much scarier.
Tech Insider: How to avoid Microsoft's 38% price rise, Amazon recruits NZ roles for Project Kuiper
PLUS: A peek over the fence at Amazon's Auckland data centre.
How to hit peak fitness after 40: Tips for staying active as you age
New York Times: If you’re strategic, your best days can still be ahead.
Job market: Nearly 6000 new roles filled in November, Stats NZ says
Service industries fuelled more hiring but bank says it could be 'temporary respite'.
Los Angeles fires could be costliest disaster in US history, says Governor
Financial Times: Fire damage could cost more than a quarter of a trillion dollars.
LA was prepared for serious fires. But it wasn’t ready for four
New York Times: “There were too many houses to protect, and not enough engines.”
New EMA boss John Fraser-Mackenzie: 2025 will still be a tough year
Summer questions: New head of business group on the outlook for 2025.
Opinion: After a great run for stocks, be ready for something different
NY Times: Sizzling returns may continue, but it would be wise to prepare for next storm.
‘We’re in a new era': How climate change is supercharging disasters
New York Times: 'We sound like a broken record because the records keep breaking.'