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The elusive politics of Elon Musk

New York Times: What kind of political philosophy does Elon Musk believe himself?

Fatal police shooting: Victim's history of fleeing officers

A man died after he was shot during a traffic stop in New Plymouth.

Phil Gifford: Five talking points from Super Rugby Pacific

Controversy in Dunedin, glorious rugby in Christchurch and a big promise kept in Hamilton.

'Feeding frenzy': Explosion in people keen to head overseas

Border restriction changes have locals looking to book international trips again.

Sideswipe: IUD Bender

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

'Expect anxiety': How to cope with returning to the office - expert's top tips

When one-time normal becomes abnormal - how to cope with being back among colleagues.

Mum on challenges of starting job in lockdown

Emma-Kate Greer didn't expect her colleagues to e-meet her children quite so soon.

Simon Bridges' advice for successor, and why he wouldn't change a thing

The National MP hopes his replacement will 'keep it real'.

'Afraid' of rejection: Mortgage lending plummets, tough rules blamed

Interest rate rises add up for borrowers, with masses of fixed loans due for refinancing

The watchful eye of Paihia: Town's state-of-the-art CCTV system paying off

CCTV paid for by seized criminal assets used to nab suspect in attack on town custodian.

Jarrod Gilbert: How a mouse outsmarted my cats and me

Opinion: Jarrod Gilbert on how a mouse managed to fool two cats and a human.

The asset sale that could raise billions for Vector - and how it should be spent

Why sale could generate $1b more than thought.

Mystery bikes keep turning up on Whanganui's South Mole

Whanganui District Council are unaware of who is behind the seaside installation

Food TV queen Nadia Lim's new business venture

Foodie's farm shop is being run out of a converted shed.

Cops use discretion to help unlicensed Māori drivers from going down the wrong road

Constable Vincent Kahui is driving a campaign to support unlicensed Maori youth.

87yo woman makes appeal for her nude painting lost in a garage sale

Eunice Jeffers posed for the painting 63 years ago when she and her husband lived abroad.