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'I was so confused': New twist at conwoman Melissa Caddick inquest
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New book reveals details of Anthony Bourdain's final days
Biography reveals a series of alleged text messages and the chef's search history.
Vodafone boss defends rebranding after claims of white supremacist connotations
Vodafone's new branding shares its name with a former NZ conservative political party.
'Stepping it up': Warehouse Group prepares to push further into grocery sector
Nick Grayston says the Warehouse Group is ready to increase its food retailing game.
The 'perfect storm' driving down the NZ dollar
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Former ABs sevens player among five facing trial over gang rape allegations
The former All Blacks Sevens and Marlborough players face years in prison if convicted.
What's in your Costco trolley: Shoppers share opening day haul
Supersized condiments, toilet paper, and chicken among the most popular trolley items.
11 Tribesmen members involved in a 'mass brawl' outside court sentenced
Blood was left splattered on the footpath outside the court precinct.
Warehouse Group profits fall 19.3%
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'Deliberate actions': Footage of Russian gas pipeline leaks after explosions
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Hurricane Ian smashes into Cuba, Florida evacuating
US officials order 2.5 million people to evacuate as storm rages across Gulf of Mexico.
Govt petitioned to address inequality in gender pay, retirement savings
Spotlight being shined on Government to stop foot-dragging.
Exclusive: John Tamihere campaign funding probed
Two charities run by Te Pāti Māori president face scrutiny over political donations.
Revealed: Up to 120,000 Kiwi Covid workers to get award badges, citations
Worked in the Covid response? You may be getting a lapel pin and citation.
Ashburton College principal dismisses resignation calls over claims of bullying by students
Ashburton's only high school is in damage control mode.
Richard Prebble: Why the kiwi dollar has been slammed
Without a balanced budget and higher OCR, we're on the same path as Turkey or the UK.
Harassment case: The tourist obsessed with her ex-boss - judge overturns conviction
Sand-duning accident led to mental ill-health and obsession, says appeal judge.
The Data Set: Figuring out GDP is like the world's biggest Sudoku
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Explainer: Putin cornered and sending in 'cannon fodder' - will he go nuclear?'
Putin's mobilisation of troops is unlikely to improve Russia's fortunes says expert.
Realtors fined for 'misleading' listing that meant new owners had to sell
The 'four-bedroom' house actually only had two consented rooms.
Cooking the Books podcast: Is renting dead money?
It's not necessarily wasting your money to "pay off someone else's mortgage".
Hundreds queue for Costco opening day; shoppers hoping for bargains
Westgate operation different from others in 828 places: boss shows off what's novel.
Mayoral hopefuls face off in Christchurch: Objectives and aims outlined
Mayoral hopefuls face off at live debate in Christchurch
Rhys Jones: Vote for your health's sake
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He was adopted by an abusive stepdad in 1957. 65 years later, he's returned to his birth family
Judge: 'I hope this has lifted some of the weight from your past.'
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Juha Saarinen: Why crypto currencies are a fatally flawed concept
It's esoteric and geeky, and also supremely inelegant and inefficient.
Can you really get a summer body in six weeks?
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'Disservice to our young people': Consent and relationships programme funding axed
One health teacher has described the ACC decision as 'disappointing and frustrating'.
My street's sewage-filled pothole reminds me of our mayoral race
The pothole was first raised as an issue in February and was fixed only last week.
Dad's heart-touching tribute after son dies in tree-climbing accident
He described his son as "the most incredible little man"