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OPINION: Tinkering around the edges has not been enough to make a difference.
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Addressing teen’s mental health requires building trust and finding alternative solutions.
Bank balances shoot up as savers rush to lock in high interest rates
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'I live at home like a prisoner': New Taliban law bans women's voices in public
New York Times: The sound of a woman’s voice outside the home has been outlawed.
Gregor Paul: The future has finally arrived for Razor's ABs
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Market close: Infratil surges on demand for data centres
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How to manage your time (and life) – by the productivity expert
Times: Steps to take to start leading a more efficient and more meaningful life.
Verrall says Reti's false chart makes PM Luxon 'look like an idiot' over Health NZ claims
Shane Reti's office has admitted a chart referred to in press conference does not exist.
Du Val's legal tsunami: eight court cases pending against businesses
Two advisers listed in a Du Val document told PwC they did not have any involvement.
How national security has transformed economic policy
Financial Times: Spy fears and dual-use technologies have eclipsed free market orthodoxy.
Kiwis importing hearing aids to avoid prohibitive local costs
Carolyn Cooper warns that untreated hearing loss increases the risk of dementia.
Opinion: Parnell's local knowledge shows Auckland how to be a grown-up city
OPINION: Auckland is still an awkward teenager. It's time to grow up.
Watchdog prods telcos on coverage maps - and wants exits without penalty
Telcos say it's not clear-cut.
In deciding when to sentence Trump, judge faces ‘impossible’ task
New York Times: Justice Juan Merchan's decision could alter American history.
Audrey Young: New Māori Queen begins her reign with a deep well of goodwill
OPINION: Also in this week's wrap – Shane Jones takes his medicine.
SkyCity in court over '$1 billion or so' of transactions without adequate oversight
Casino failures were severe, but not intentional or deliberate, the court was told.
The man braving the wild to rescue the rarest of flowers
New York Times: Carlos Magdalena has been called the “plant messiah”.
Desperate bid to save JFK shown in resurfaced film
New York Times: The footage from 1963 has only been seen by a few people.
A Du Val business valued at $431m? Receiver notes no independent valuation
No external valuation to show one entity was worth $431m, according to new PwC report.
Developer Shundi Customs vs builder China Construction in High Court over $300m Seascape
Dispute follows China Construction winning an August 2 tribunal adjudication.
An au pair, a husband’s affair, and a double homicide
Au pair claims self-defence; prosecutors allege a plot involving her affair with husband.
Mummy's little helpers: The Kiwi women illegally trading meds to ‘get it all done’
The Drug Foundation has warned of the risks.
Boating companies in liquidation owing IRD $1.5m in unpaid taxes
The businesses owe unpaid taxes and loans, according to the IRD's statements of claim.
Volvo ditches pledge to sell only electric cars by 2030
Financial Times: Demand for battery-powered vehicles has decreased globally.
Steve Braunias at Polkinghorne trial: Dr Death appears as witness
OPINION: Death – its mechanisms, its workings – was the only subject on Wednesday.
Sports Insider: 'Crisis' summit called by World Rugby could open door for Saudis
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Fishy claims: Supermarket seafood brands accused of greenwashing
Researchers find green claims on many products can't be backed up.
Letters: Delays seeing a doctor; an Auckland Māori attraction for tourists
OPINION: 'We are stuck with a waka that goes in circles.'
Tony Burton: We are better off when the state is less fun
OPINION: Government work is usually humdrum.
Editorial: Dream of a long tunnel well and truly alive for Wellington
The Transport Minister blasted 'phantom projects' while holding firm to one of his own.