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'Cheap shortcuts': First Union concerned about L'Oreal's move to shift management

Union for L'Oreal distribution staff concerned about firm taking 'cheap shortcuts'.

Thomas Coughlan: Can Labour promise to cut taxes?

OPINION: Labour hasn't ruled out tax cuts - but it hasn't exactly ruled them in either.

Herald morning quiz: September 8

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Mike Hosking: Damage already done for desperate Govt's election chances

OPINION: Last week showed how out of touch they really are.

Ikea, Costco, Versace: Big international brands eyeing Kiwi wallets - but which will survive?

Surviving in New Zealand's small market is easier said than done.

Sideswipe: Fixing famous paintings with AI

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

'Crash test dummy': How much could NZ house prices drop?

Economists are using Aotearoa as a test case.

Auckland independent brewer Behemoth seeks $3m capital for expansion

Auckland brewing company expands brewing under contract, export business.

First potential miscarriage of justice to be referred back to court

The Criminal Cases Review Commission aims to refer its first case back to an appeal court.

Body of kidnapped billionaire heiress identified

Suspect was released from prison in 2020 after serving 20 years for a previous kidnapping.

Canada stabbing: Police surround home in search for suspect

Hunt for surviving suspect Myles Sanderson zeroes in on an indigenous reserve residence.

Low pass rates in exam trials alarm principals

All Year 10 students in at least one school flunked the NCEA-level writing test.

'Extreme hardship' prevents teen who shot girlfriend with BB gun from being named

"I will cut your throat if you ever ask me that again." - convicted teen.

Opinion: Labour's motel housing shame

OPINION: As per the last National govt, Labour has simply pushed the homeless into motels.

Body lay undiscovered in burnt-out car for two days: Police thought it was a sheep

Police were first alerted to burnt out car on Saturday - body only found two days later.

Josie Vidal: Mining is better in our backyard

OPINION: An advocate for mining puts the case for New Zealand to dig in.

Eugenie Sage: Protecting conservation from mining

OPINION: Greens MP puts the case for no new mines to be approved.

New UK leader faces energy crisis, ailing economy

New PM selected by less than 0.5 per cent of British adults is under pressure for results.