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Ryman abandons $95m plans for new village in Australia

Setbacks, including problems securing consents, resulted in property going on the market.

Richard Prebble: Why the election is Luxon's to lose

Christopher Luxon has to be given the credit for National's revival.

Thomas Coughlan: Why Sam Uffindell is toast

OPINION: Why Sam Uffindell's career is over, barring a miracle.

'Bullying was rife': Lizzie Marvelly on her time at MP's former school

Former King's College students have spoken of a 'rough and tumble' culture.

Size matters: Why women feel safer around men with small dogs

Males walking smaller four-legged friends are viewed as less threatening.

New engagement ring trend divides brides-to-be

Some women say they're happy with an engagement ring that's not the real thing.

New allegations: Uffindell stood down as former flatmate speaks out

There will be an investigation into the allegations.

Racing tragedy: Jockey dies following fall in Cambridge

The 28-year-old's mother and sisters had flown from Japan after he was placed in a coma.

When big feelings are too much for little bodies

Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to kids' author Rebekah Ballagh.

Simon Barnett: Why I love Christchurch

Opinion: Christchurch is pure gold - no longer a secret.

'Preaching to the choir': Govt's $638k ad spend on half-price public transport slammed

Transport Minister says it made sense to focus on Kiwis who were 'really open to it'.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Govt's head in sand on evils of sea bed mining

Political leaders on fence while people of NZ fight to keep sea mining from our waters.

How internet hackers have evolved and what you should do

They built it, you came, and OMG, look at what happened.

'Problems with National's economic promises'

OPINION: CTU economist and policy analyst puts National's pledges to the calculator test.

Sideswipe: Horseplay in mayor's office

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

Spark to refund 113,000 customers after charging for useless service

The telecommunications company is being made to pay back close to $15.5 million.