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One major DHB warned its ophthalmology delays risked people going blind.
New York Times: Raven Saunders took the silver medal ahead of Dame Valerie Adams.
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Financial Times: The urge to forget and move on is understandable, but also dangerous.
New York Times: International visitors have to make do with convenience store offerings.
Business
The New Zealand sharemarket started the week with a rise of nearly one per cent.
Financial Times: Low interest rates and extra savings boost market.
Tangata whenua sang He Honere, manuhiri sang back Te Aroha.
Politics
Poll sends early message to Govt to pull up its socks on the nuts and bolts of governing.
Officials recommended 'clear communication' from the Government on what the laws meant.
Light rail is an idea whose time has passed, says Sir Michael Cullen.
Canvas
Karanga is a rallying cry and an homage to her mother, says Merenia Gray.
"New Zealanders as a whole need to learn their history. Not a lot of it is gonna be good."
'These days I tend to dip in and out of poetry books.'
Sport
New York Times: Want to follow the gymnastics but don't understand it? Here's a guide.
The All Blacks still have no idea where and when they will play after this weekend's test.
New York Times: Some former Olympians have resorted to selling their medals.
National
Misusing a trust to hide relationship property from a spouse is likely to become harder.
"To make the best use of our land, we may need to demolish old homes."
Despite hiring close to a 1000 Kiwis in place of RSE workers, they were still 300 short.
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Misusing a trust to hide relationship property from a spouse is likely to become harder.
Listener: Fates of Hillary family and Nepal have been entwined since conquest of Everest.
Troy Skinner faces decades in jail after trying to get to the teenage girl he met online.
World
New York Times: The UN-backed Covax programme has struggled to acquire doses.
New York Times: The early Covid data from China was removed from an online database.
New York Times: 'I knew he was coming to get me,' businessman's estranged wife says.
Lifestyle
New York Times: Strippers share the hazards and joys of their work on social media.
New York Times: How to protect mental health in culture that values work over well-being.
OPINION: Last week, I needed support. I received the bitter southerly of abuse.
Entertainment
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"New Zealanders as a whole need to learn their history. Not a lot of it is gonna be good."
Travel
Nothing says indulgence like an oversized hotel bath tub.
The husband-and-wife duo behind The French Cafe have headed to the regions.
Off on a Kiwi adventure? Here's a guide to help you eat and drink your way around NZ.
Crime
New York Times: 'I knew he was coming to get me,' businessman's estranged wife says.
Aggravated robberies in Whangārei declined over the last five years, reveals Police data.
South African woman lucky to reunite with Whangārei-based husband after 17 months.
Education
OPINION: How did we end up shouting down a defence of scientific methodology?
Minister Stuart Nash made the announcement at his old school, which will get $6 million.
OPINION: The effect of exclusion on students is often severe and long term.
Health
New York Times: How to protect mental health in culture that values work over well-being.
One major DHB warned its ophthalmology delays risked people going blind.
Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa staff run a bustling Covid-19 vaccination centre in Kaeo.