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A ghostly life for those trickling back to villages attacked on October 7

New York Times: Reminders of the trauma are inescapable for those who have returned.

Another hurdle in recovery from Helene – misinformation is getting in the way

NY Times: Conspiracy theories and false claims after Hurricane Helene alarm officials.

Anxious Europeans hoard savings as US consumers boost global economy

Financial Times: Eurozone sentiment splits from Americans' buoyant spending.

Netanyahu: Iran’s regime will fall sooner than you think

OPINION: Hezbollah crumbles as Israel and Iran face imminent war.

The heart-healthy diet hardly anyone is talking about

New York Times: How the DASH diet can significantly lower blood pressure.

'Charismatic but totally narcissistic': Anthony Fauci on the two faces of Donald Trump

Times: When Covid hit, Fauci had to contradict his boss. That's where his problems began.

Saudi tycoon plans comeback with world’s tallest tower

Financial Times: Long-stalled project among a flurry of glitzy real estate deals

'Multiple, complex' challenges: Cabinet paper reveals case for news industry bill - and a $50m boost

Google calls it a 'link tax' but Cabinet paper highlights importance of bargaining bill.

Memory loss isn’t the only sign of dementia: 5 warning signs to watch for

New York Times: Forgetfulness is not always the primary symptom.

Mark Lister: What 2025 could hold for the NZ dollar's fortunes

OPINON: Whether a stronger currency is good or not depends on your perspective.

Keeping it in the family: Why the Paula Ryan brand will live on

Paula Ryan has faced some major setbacks in her career but still comes up smiling.

Jason Pine: Who has the stronger team, Auckland FC or Wellington Phoenix?

ANALYSIS: Who is stronger? Jason Pine breaks down the respective rosters.

A fancy new restaurant in London, staffed by the recently homeless

New York Times: How a Michelin-starred chef hopes to break the homlessness cycle.

Why you should see the Japanese city of Kyoto from the water

Japan's former imperial capital Kyoto is a city laced with waterways.

Fonterra staff numbers on $100,000-plus swell in tough economic year

Most of the rises among regional New Zealand staffers.

Supermarket duopoly: ComCom continues to flex legislative muscles, but is it enough?

OPINION: It’s been a comfort to see ComCom flex its muscles for the underdog consumer.