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Tear it down, they said. He just kept building

New York Times: It looks like a cross between a camping tent and a giant wedding cake.

Matt Whineray: Govt can't be de facto insurer of property after weather events

OPINION: Current ad hoc buyout policies have led to inconsistent outcomes for communities.

Advice: I’m losing my memory. Why is my husband being insensitive about it?

New York Times: How to encourage your spouse to be more compassionate.

Inflation preview: Rising prices a risk to RBNZ's effort to avoid danger zone

Domestic inflation is above historic averages, a major concern for the Reserve Bank.

The Wellbeing Protocol reckons community funding can be done way better

The Wellbeing Protocol wants to change how community funding works – with a clever app.

Letters: The demise of NCEA cannot come quickly enough

OPINION: Why don't more businesses use solar technology?

Trump and Epstein: Parties, jets and women

New York Times: Epstein story is one of the biggest controversies of Trump's second term.

Editorial: Can you afford to die?

OPINION: A 'very modest' burial can cost $10,000.

AI adoption lags in Kiwi SMEs despite positive impacts, survey reveals

Gen Z leads AI adoption, with 93% using tools, compared with 17% of Boomers.

Nadine Higgins: The cost of buying back time – are pre-cut veges really worth it?

Pre-cut vegetables can be twice as expensive, highlighting value trade-offs.

Their water taps ran dry when Meta built next door

NYT: In the race to develop AI, tech giants are building data centres that guzzle water.

France player ratings: The loose forward who was best on show

A handful of tourists stood out in the final test of the series.

What your headache is trying to tell you

Telegraph: The key symptoms, causes and treatments for seven common types of headache.

Liam Dann: Inflation is back – and that’s a problem for the Prime Minister

OPINION: Regardless of who is to blame, rising food prices will be a political hot potato.

Damning NCEA briefing raises alarm as Govt mulls future of national qualification

The credibility of New Zealand's secondary school qualification is being debated.

Editorial: It may be too late to save NCEA

OPINION: Officials report more than 250,000 students skipped exams last year.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: When parents avoid something in a school, you know it's a bad idea

OPINION: Schools spent millions reverting open-plan classrooms to single-cell.

Shane Te Pou: Rural economy is buoying Māori economy as much as it aids other sectors

OPINION: The Government cut $88 million from direct Māori funding in the last Budget.