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New York Times: People are concerned about harm to businesses and safety of families.

Elliott Smith: Moana Pasifika may have pulled off the heist of the season

Moana Pasifika loose forward could have a big future in the game.

‘Violent and secretive’: Dog-fighting rings going undetected as fear rules

People fear their pet dogs are being taken and used for the blood sport.

Pig brains and oxygen chambers: How the super-rich are biohacking their way to immortality

Telegraph: For high society, the quest for eternal life has become an expensive hobby.

Matthew Hooton: Luxon has one job next week – don’t blow investment summit

OPINION: The PM must convince investors they face no political risk putting money into NZ.

Willis gets advice on overriding controversial RBNZ rules championed by Orr

Finance Minister says some deregulation could boost the economy.

Letters: Amputate the managers to fix ailing health system

OPINION: 'Children definitely learn better if they are properly nourished.'

The remarkable career of Greg Foran

'No easy feat': Greg Foran joined Air NZ just before some unprecedented challenges.

Dr Eric Crampton: Giving councils more flexibility

OPINION: New Zealand has one of the world’s most centralised governments.

In mass child sex abuse case in France, early warnings went unheeded

New York Times: Inside the trial of France's most notorious paedophile surgeon.

Dolly Parton’s late husband, and the ‘terrible crush’ that gave us Jolene

Carl Dean was the inspiration behind one of Parton's greatest hits, Jolene.

King Charles III, a quiet diplomat, is stepping up

New York Times: The king is sending a message to the world.

Sports Insider: The Aussie who controls the future of top Kiwi sport

OPINION: A Saudi-backed power-broker may be the key to this country's sporting fortunes.

Picky eating is in the genes - so how do you know if your child is a 'problem feeder'?

Rose Bertram knows exactly what it is like to clash with a picky eater at meal times.

Kiwi food tech firm expands reach with major Australian aged care deal

The Pure Food Co will supply up to 50,000 meals monthly to Regis Aged Care.

Computers get a second life as possible e-waste mountain looms

Some old laptops could end up in schools. Others are picked apart for precious components.