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Mount apartment tower's $25m makeover - and new name

$47m has been approved for the remedial work on Mount apartments in the last three years

David Clark's efforts to woo Aldi appear less than ardent

David Clark's call to Aldi, and the supermarket's standoffish response.

Comment: Death of Queen St greatly exaggerated

OPINION: Retail leasing director checks Queen St for a pulse and says it's rallying.

Sideswipe: It's just a phase

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Eyeballs and blood relatives: 5 strangest items Kiwis left in Ubers

Ever left your eyeball in an Uber? Same.

Former TVNZ host Kamahl Santamaria deletes social media accounts

The journalist's own website has been made private following his exit from TVNZ.

Ram-raid Kiwi '501' wins bid to stay in Australia

Trae Whiu fails 'character test' but other factors weigh in his favour, tribunal finds.

Opinion: Fundamental myth at centre of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case

Depp's case is hinged on an argument that couldn't be further from the truth.

TVNZ boss tells staff don't leak: Leaked emails reveal how they responded

One staffer wrote that TVNZ was "sweeping things under the carpet".

Man who drove into power pole to kill pregnant partner jailed

Speeding at 137km/h just before crash, Phillip Williams told woman: 'You're over b****'.

Liam Napier: Tensions high ahead of pivotal Silver Lake vote

When the unions gather at NZ Rugby HQ tomorrow a 75 per cent threshold must be reached.

Inside Amber Heard's desert hideaway

The actress has found solace in the Californian desert during her bitter defamation case.

Why China is miles ahead in a Pacific race for influence

New York Times: Across the Pacific, Beijing's imprint is unmistakable.

Megalodons vs great white sharks? We know which predator won

New York Times: Why did the largest shark that ever lived vanish?

Life-changing offer: Royal couple's shock UK departure

The princess and her family are moving to a new country for a job opportunity.

Claire Trevett: When Jacinda met Joe at the White House

The PM's only spoken regret was wearing a wool jacket on a hot Washington day.