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Deborah Chambers: The googling juror and the walking crime wave

OPINION: It is time to stop patronising jurors and withholding prior conviction evidence.

Diana Clement: Is private health insurance worth it?

Public waiting lists can push patients to pay privately or crowdfund care.

Liam Dann: Why the economy didn’t recover like it was supposed to

OPINION: Squeezed by two kinds of bad economy at once – economists call it stagflation.

Bindi Norwell: The economic lever New Zealand can’t afford to ignore

OPINION: New Zealand is short 900 fulltime nurses as patient wait times grow.

Cecilia Robinson: The silent crisis – How NZ can lead the world on AI harms

OPINION: AI harms are hitting kids faster than parents and the Government can keep up.

Spook agency’s new site reveals extent of leaked Kiwi logons - and where they happened

The National Cyber Security Centre answers the question: 'How exposed am I?'

Mary Holm: How to open a bank account without a fixed address

OPINION: The Reserve Bank says banks must offer options for people without an address.

Rugby betting complaint: Sky TV changes Israel Dagg promo; Cartoonist invests in The Platform

Surprise move: Is TVNZ closer to sale?; Top ad executive leaving OMD for new venture.

Tesla deliveries jump 7% as EV buyers rush before tax credit ends

Tesla delivered 497,099 vehicles in the quarter, up 7% on last year.

Stock Takes: Which local firms could be next on the takeover list?

Bremworth, Fonterra's Mainland and Restaurant Brands are all in play.

Elon Musk net worth tops US$500B, NZX seen better days, Govt on market for new energy projects

Garth Bray from BusinessDesk joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW.

The Warehouse Group posts $2.8M loss and hints at supermarket plans

Mark Stirton CEO, The Warehouse Group joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW.

Matthew Hooton: Why NZ’s fiscal future may hinge on new immigrants

OPINION: Treasury’s forecasts depend on a million more immigrants by 2050.

Tesla full self-drive: Early Kiwi adopters wowed, but also suffer some bloopers

The NZ version is branded ‘Supervised’, requiring an attentive driver at all times.

Westpac cuts home loan rates, one-year special falls to 4.49%

The bank’s five-year special rate is also cut, now sitting at 4.99%.

Market close: NZX 50 continues gains

Having traded flat until late September, the index is now up nearly 3% for the year.